OTC Pink: SDRC
OTC Pink: SDRC
The exploration site is located in the famous Warren Mining District, located north of McCall, Idaho. The Lucky Ben, Lucky Ben Extension, and Hornet properties are three patented, deeded claims totaling 53 acres +/- and five unpatented claims totaling 300 acres +/- and are leased under a long-term lease with a continued option to renew. Over the past 5 years, significant development work has been completed on the original Lucky Ben tunnel.
The Warren District Project consists of two fully timbered portals and tunnel structures. We constructed a 1200-square-foot metal mill building at the location to house a portable mill made up of six machines, and portable office and storage buildings are on location. We lease crew housing facilities located in Warren, Idaho. Our recent exploration efforts have expanded to 20 acres of private property known as the Hornet Claim and to several unpatented claims near the Warren District Project, where the historic, high-producing Arlise Mine is located. Management is working to secure an additional 158 acres of private property and 78 additional unpatented claims in the area, totaling over 1700 acres.
Moving forward, over the coming months, up to 1200 tons of material will be generated from directly drifting on the Little Giant vein. We are going to deliver this to Andrew Thad Marvin, PE, and COO of Marvin Minerals so that he can examine it and use it in the mill's testing and adjustment processes. In addition to this, our geologist, Steve Dobson, will be sending samples to a number of different labs so that more testing can be done, comparisons can be made, and the results can be validated. We anticipate that as much as 1,200 tons of development rock will be sampled and put through the mill as a test case this winter in order to precisely determine how the presence of nuggets affects the results of an assay. By utilizing this methodology, the company is able to evaluate the accuracy of estimations within a clearly delineated region and come up with the most effective tactics to incorporate the nugget impact that was seen in the assays into upcoming production.
Walk along with COO and Head of Exploration at Sidney Resources, Dan Hally, as he gives a tour of recent progress made at Tunnel #2 of the Warren District Project
Aerial Drone Tour of The Warren District Gold Project : We hold a perpetual lease securing the exclusive rights to develop, explore and produce mineral revenue on three private patented claims and five unpatented claims. The property and claims are located in the famous Warren Mining District located north of McCall, Idaho. The three patented, deeded claims totaling 53 acres+/- and unpatented claims totaling 200 acres +/- are included. We own 9 additional claims that are adjacent to the lease property and claims. Over the past 5 years significant work has been completed on the original Lucky Ben tunnel. Traded Publicly Via OTCMKTS - SDRC
Walk along with COO and Head of Exploration at Sidney Resources, Dan Hally, as he gives a tour 600 feet into the main tunnel of Lucky Ben to breach/remove blockage to new areas!
The Sidney Resources Corp Mine Group of claims cover a gold prospect located in the Warren Mining District, approximately 110 miles north of Boise,Idaho. TheWarren District produced over$15,000,000 of placer gold and $2,000,000 of lode gold between the period from 1869 to 1935. The Sidney Resources Corp Mine was one of some forty gold bearing fissure veins worked in the Warren Camp and lies 5,000 feet due west of the Unity Mine, the major producer in this camp.The mine was developed by a portal level which is presently inaccessible.The Little Giant can be traced along strike by the surface expression of caved stopes, dumps, pits, and float for a distance of 1,200 feet and is known to have a vertical extent at least 200 feet.The mine was reported to be in ore when mining operations were stopped in 1915. Sampling of vein material in the trenches and portal dump gave assay values ranging from 0.2 to 10.4 ounces per ton silver and 0.1 to 13.05 ounces per ton gold.
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