May 4, 2010 (Canada NewsWire Group) --
TSX-V Symbol: BCU
A three-hole, 2000 meter diamond drilling program will be completed to test the core of a 2 kilometer by 1 kilometer aeromagnetic anomaly situated immediately southwest of the Company's current La Balsa mineral resource (cf. Behre Dolbear NI43-101 technical report, January 2008). The Company plans to move the current La Balsa 43-101 mineral resource to feasibility independent of the outcome of the porphyry drilling program.
Previous drilling in the La Balsa project area has been restricted to depths of less than 175 meters and to areas showing visible copper minerals or copper-rich soil. Sparse exposures of bedrock in the copper porphyry target area show intense sericitic alteration and elevated molybdenum levels in soil, features common to copper porphyry deposits around the world. Copper-bearing breccia and a mineralized monzonite porphyry sill east of the porphyry target are truncated by a west-dipping thrust fault. The Company believes that the prominent aeromagnetic anomaly west of the copper-bearing breccia is the truncated source of the breccia and monzonite porphyry beneath the thrust fault.
Three diamond drillholes will be completed to depths of 600 to 800 meters to test the concept that this target is a large copper porphyry deposit.
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BELL COPPER CORPORATION
"Michael Werner"
Michael Werner
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