Copper Fox Metals to begin exploration drilling in Miami this month

Copper Fox Metals (Desert Fox Minerals) has announced that it will begin exploration drilling in Miami this month.

Miami — In its latest quarterly financial report, Calgary based Copper Fox Metals, Inc. told its stockholders the company was expecting to begin copper exploration drilling in the town of Miami this month.

Copper Fox owns some 1,100 acres of mineral rights in, around and under the town which comprise the historic Van Dyke Copper deposit. The local subsidiary of Copper Fox Metals is Desert Fox Minerals.

The Canadian company said earlier it planned to launch seven deep diamond drill holes in Miami and a probable 25 additional exploration drill sites depending upon the results of the first seven.

According to officials of Copper Fox, the proposed verification drilling program covers an 800 meter wide by 500 meter long section through the copper deposit it owns under the town. While Copper Fox is the owner of mineral rights in Miami, nearly all of the home owners and commercial building owners have deeds which grants them the surface rights on their properties to a depth of 500 feet.