overview | past work
The Cabin Lake massive sulphide property
is located in the Yukon Territory, 190 kilometres southeast of
Whitehorse. It was staked to cover the source area of a precious
and base metal anomalies in stream sediments and soil samples.
image: Ed Balon prospecting in the Yukon.
June 1997: A 277 line-km airborne eletromagnetic
and magneic survey was flown over the complete claim group. Several
EM anomalies and conductive trends parallel to stratigraphy and
to major fault structures were identified over widespread parts
of the property.
Induced Polarization
geophysical surveys in 1997 and 1998 outlined a zone with elevated
chargeability over a length of 600 metre and a programme of soil
sampling defined a 900 x 400 metre anomaly with copper values
over 250 parts per million.
September
2003: Kobex
Resources Ltd. options Mor, Caribou, and Cabin Lake properties.
A program is planned for Summer 2004.
2005: Kobex terminates the
option.
