Tacheeda Lake & Carbo Properties, British Columbia

In November 2010, International Montoro Resources Inc. acquired a 100% interest in 12 mineral claims, in two separate claims blocks covering 4,654 ha in the new Tacheeda Lake camp and Carbo area, in the Rocky Mountain Rare Metal Belt. In October 2011, the Company acquired an additional 11 claims covering 4,278.5 ha surrounding its Tacheeda NW prospect.

The southwest portion of the newly acquired Rocky group was historically explored by Teck Corporation to cover a sedimentary exhalative target based on results of a regional program carried out in the area. The 1992 regional program outlined Zn and Pb soil anomalies. A 1993 program was subsequently carried out to further define the 1992 program, confirm the anomalies by geophysics and geologically map the property (see Assessment Report #23,027).

The soil survey outlined a 1.6 km long northwest trending multi-element Pb, Zn, Ag and Ba anomaly open in both directions. Values ranged up to 94 ppm Pb, 2498 ppm Zn, 11.1 ppm Ag and 2400 ppm Ba, significantly anomalous in this till covered environment.

The Rocky group surrounds Montoro’s previously acquired Tacheeda Lake claims which also surrounds claims owned by Spectrum Mining Corp., which was believed to cover a buried carbonatite (Cominco 1986, Tacheeda Lake). Also contained in Montoro’s property is a 93.4 ha claim called “Quite the Little Pit” that previously produced limestone.

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