Nekash is a gold rich porphyry copper target located in the Idaho-Montana porphyry belt. This belt is known for hosting porphyry deposits such as Butte Montana, CUMO, and Thompson Falls. Nekash is a blind target identified by anomalous copper and gold mineralization in prospects at the surface, stockwork veining, and calc-silicate alteration of the sedimentary rocks above the target zone. The company holds 70 federal mining claims over the property. The exploration plan is to collect a soil grid over the project, along with ground magnetic data that will be sent for inversion processing to develop drill targets. 

The Nekash copper project is located in Lemhi County, Idaho and is covered by 70 federal unpatented mining claims that were staked in 2024 by the Company. Historically the United States Bureau of Mines (USBM) evaluated various prospects on the property (Mayerle and Close, 1993), collecting geochemical samples and evaluating the geology. Their conclusion was that the two areas of porphyry style mineralization (Figure 9) may represent a blind porphyry deposit. They also concluded that a mineralized bed (stratigraphic horizon) that is exposed on the project warrants further exploration work. The Company believes that the porphyry style mineralization visible on two areas of the property and the mineralized bed, along with various other historic copper gold prospects may represent the surface expression of a blind porphyry copper deposit under the project.