The Black Diamond Property is located in the Purcell Mountains 35 km west-southwest of the community of Invermere, B.C., 5 km east of the historical Mineral King Mine.
The 1,890 ha Bulldog Project is located in northwestern British Columbia, approximately 11 km southwest of Stewart, within the southern extent of BC’s ‘Golden Triangle’, a geological region known to host globally significant precious- and base-metal deposits. The property hosts numerous surface showings and historical underground workings, highlighting the potential for high grade Au-Ag mineralization in shear zones and veins. The property is accessible via helicopter out of nearby Stewart and is within terrain typical of the Coast Mountains.
The 1658 ha Davies Property is located approximately 146 km northwest of Mackenzie and 60 km north-northwest of the community of Manson Creek, along the south side of the Osilinka River valley. The property is prospecive for Mississippi Valley Type ("MVT") critical-metal deposition and is accessible via a network of mainline logging roads from either Mackenzie or Fort St. James BC. while secondary FSR’s provide access to the mineral showings themselves.
The claims are 100% owned by Eagle Plains with no underlying royalties or encumbrances.
The Donna Property is located in south central British Columbia approximately 63 km east of Vernon and is accessed by a network of well-maintained logging roads. The 12,364 ha project was acquired in 2016 by way of agreement with ALX Uranium Corp. and is 100% controlled by Eagle Plains with an underlying 2% NSR. In July 2020, Eagle Plains added significantly to the gold exploration potential of the property by purchasing 4 crown grants located in the NW portion of the property that are host to the past producing St. Paul and Morgan mines.
The 11,287 ha Findlay Property is located approximately 30 km north of the city of Kimberley in south-east B.C. The claims were staked in anticipation of an airborne geophysical survey conducted in the fall of 1995 by the Geological Survey of Canada (GSC), and the British Columbia Geological Survey (BCGS).
The Iron Range Property is located in SE British Columbia 1 km NE of the town of Creston. This 20,021ha property overlies the same Lower/Middle Aldridge Formation stratigraphy that hosts the world-class Sullivan sedimentary-exhalative (“SEDEX”) deposit which contained 160 million tons grading 12% Pb/Zn and 67 g/t Ag. Located in Kimberley, the Sullivan had a mineable lifetime of 92 years and contained metal value in present dollars exceeding $35 billion.
The 146ha K9 Property is located 37 km west of Kimberley, in SE British Columbia. Staked in 1996 as a result of in-house research, the claims contain highly prospective targets for polymetallic veining and sulphide replacement zones based on the favorable geologic and structural setting as well as SEDEX style mineralization.. Supporting this is the presence of high-grade mineralization in historical as well as recent rock sampling and broad multi-element geochemical anomalie
The 2871 ha Kalum Property is located 35 km NW of Terrace, British Columbia. A number of high-grade, vein-type gold occurrences have been explored by various operators over the past 80 years with all efforts being directed toward discovery of high-grade stand-alone mineralization.
The property is located 4 km west of the Northwest Transmission Line and accessed by a network of logging roads. The project is 100% owned by Eagle Plains with a 2% NSR held by Eagle Royalties containing a 1% buy-back clause.
The 3,759 ha Lost Horse property is located in South-Central British Columbia, 99 km north of Kamloops and 27 km west-southwest of Clearwater. The project, owned 100% by Eagle Plains Resources, is comprised of the main Lost Horse claim with 4 non contiguous mineral claims and were acquired through staking and third-party purchase agreements.
The claims are highly prospective for porphyry intrusion and epithermal type precious- and base-metal mineralization. The property is road accessible via a well-maintained network of forest service roads.
The 2084 ha Snowstorm Property, located 45 km east of Nakusp, BC, hosts high-grade Au-Ag-Pb-Zn. Mineralization typically forms as sulphide ore shoots hosted in structurally controlled quartz-carbonate veins that can be up to 2.0 m wide and as disseminations and cleavage infill proximal to mineralized veins.
