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The Sherridon VMS Property covers an area of over
20,876 hectares and hosts the past-producing
Sherridon Mine that was operated by Sherritt Gordon
Mines from 1933 to 1950 and produced 7.7 million
tonnes of ore grading 2.46%
copper
and 0.8%
zinc.
Results from an airborne geophysical survey
completed in the summer of 2006 identified an
additional 122 targets. The property is located only
70 km northeast of the mining and metallurgical
complex in Flin Flon operated by HudBay Minerals
Inc. Future development of the property is
facilitated by the presence of an all-weather road
and railroad access as well as a power line and
communications tower.
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 February 23, 2010:
HudBay
Approves Sherridon Drill Program
December 1, 2009:
Halo Resources
Announces Drill Programs
June 12, 2009:
Halo Announces Increased Financing and Commences
Summer Field Program at Sherridon VMS Project
February
25, 2009:
Halo
Continues to Advance Sherridon VMS Project
February
10, 2009:
Halo
Reports Encouraging Metallurgical Results at
Sherridon
October
10, 2008:
Halo Expands Bob Lake Down-Plunge Massive Sulphide
Zone
October
3, 2008:
Halo Files NI 43-101 Compliant Sherridon Copper-Zinc
Resource Estimate Property
September
2, 2008:
Halo
Bedrock Sampling at Sherridon
Defines New Drill Target Area with Silver Values up
to 75 g/t
August
26, 2008:
Halo Commences
Geophysical Testing of Deep Targets at Sherridon
July
15, 2008:
Halo Initiates Metallurgical Testing
More
about
Copper,
Zinc
and
Gold
Deposits:
Bob Lake
Jungle Lake
Cold Lake
Park Lake
Lost Lake
Sherridon
Property Technical Report (NI 43-101 Report)
(Sept. 2008)
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Exploration
Highlights
 
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Development
of a new geological model has led to two recent
new discoveries;
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Recent discovery of the new
Lost Lake zone south of the Cold Lake Deposit.
The known strike length is 500 metres and all
mineralized intersections are within 100 metres
of surface while mineralization remains open at
depth and along strike;
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Strike length doubled at the
Bob Lake Deposit;
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Discovery of the new Bob Lake
North mineralized zone with a strike length
greater than 500 metres and open in all
directions;
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Reinforced the potential for
low cost open pit mining by encountering shallow
mineralization at the Bob, Park, Jungle, Cold
and Lost Lake deposits/zones;
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All of the tested deposits
are within an area of 5 km by 5 km and mining
could be supported by a central milling
facility;
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The massive sulphides
intersected at Lost
Lake have the highest average grades and best
widths reported to date, all within 125 metres
of surface.
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