The company said that its 2011 drill program will be conducted in two phases.
The first phase, which is now underway, is intended to test a number of compelling targets identified through induced polarization (IP) surveys, extensive rock and soil sampling as well as structural, geological and alteration mapping.
The company said that the extent of mineralization will be tested over a wide area of the property with 15 to 20 drill holes planned to depths between 300m and 500m.
The second 5,000m phase of drilling will build on the results from the first phase.
The Mohave project is interpreted as a copper porphyry deposit with significant silver and molybdenum credits.
Exploration work has found extensive copper mineralization over a large area of the project coincident with an induced polarization (IP) anomaly and complimentary structural features.
