Rokmaster Resources Corp. has outlined plans to begin a fully-funded first phase of helicopter-supported drilling in late September on multiple targets at the undrilled Mystery Property, part of the 28,238-hectare Nechako Project across four properties in west-central British Columbia.

Field crews have been active across the company's assets during the field work season. At Mystery, an Induced Polarization survey completed in June outlined porphyry copper-molybdenum-gold targets with coincident positive surface data. Three of the project's holdings currently hold active exploration drill permits.

Work throughout June and August extended to the Hanson, Fox-Coconut, and newly added Chaplin properties. Crews returned to the Hanson Property to investigate the Wilson Zone following a molybdenum discovery announced in April, while prospecting and soil sampling at Fox-Coconut targeted vein-hosted gold and silver mineralization. Copper mineralization was also identified during an initial visit to the Chaplin Property near the Endako molybdenum mine.

Further south at the Duncan Lake Project, geological mapping and prospecting in July benefited from increased outcrop exposure created by a 2024 forest fire. The work uncovered historical workings and new zinc and lead showings, with ongoing geochemical analysis testing for germanium and indium. Crews also visited the Downie Gold Property north of Revelstoke to sample a garnet-diopside horizon at the FIM tungsten skarn.

“Our expert field crews have done a great job in getting boots on the ground on all of Rokmaster's projects so far this year. This early-stage work is what great drill targets are made out of, as evidenced by our more advanced work on the Mystery Property. We are all excited for the drill rig to arrive there this fall, and to receive assay results from the excellent work done by our contractors on our other critical metal projects.”

— John Mirko, President and CEO

Rokmaster shares trade at $0.04 on the TSX Venture Exchange.

Read the full announcement: Rokmaster Provides Exploration Update on Field Work on All of the Projects