EAST BULL Project
EAST BULL
Country USA 
Province Montana
Close to Bull lake
Status GREEN EXPLORATION 
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Risk and valuation analysis of the EAST BULL Project
Status Risk : Green exploration
Country Risk : Very Low
Title(s) of the EAST BULL Project
Sterling Mining Co.
Leaser: 100%
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Sterling acquired its interest in the East Bull Prospect pursuant to a mineral lease agreement dated November 26, 2004 (the “Timberline Agreement”), whereby the Company acquired exploration rights for a 20-year period, with option to renew for an a more...
Timberline Resources Corporation
Owner: 100%
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In 2004, Timberline acquired four properties on the Montana Copper Sulfide Belt in Lincoln and Sanders counties, all of which were then leased to Sterling Mining Company ("Sterling").
Location of the EAST BULL Project
Land Position and Ownership The East Bull prospect consists of 19 unpatented lode mining claims located on U.S. Forest Service property about one mile due east of Bull Lake in Lincoln County, Montana. The claims are located in Sections 2 and 11, To more...
 
History of the EAST BULL Project
In 1983, the property was acquired by U.S. Borax, as a result of a reconnaissance exploration program conducted for Revett copper-silver deposits. U.S. Borax staked 23 claims on the prospect, and conducted mapping and sampling. U.S. Borax and its successor Kennecott Exploration Company held the property until the early 1990’s.
 
Geology of the EAST BULL Project
The property has local exposures of north-striking and moderately east dipping St. Regis and Wallace Formations, both Proterozoic in age. The Burke Formation and the base of the Lower Revett Formation are exposed along the southeast shore of Bull L more...
 
Data last updated on : 9/20/2007
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