I recently had the good fortune to make a trip to S.E. Arizona. My journey took me from Tuscon in an easterly direction towards Wilcox. This part of Arizona is a geologists dream thanks to its location on the slopes of the Eastern Dragoon Mountains and it consists of granites and schists that have been overlain by younger limestone sediments.

This sequence of rocks has then been intruded by porphyry action. Hydrothermal fluids circulating under immense heat and pressure under the ground eventually brought Copper mineralization up into contact with the limestone areas. Also over time, the entire area has been faulted and folded and tilted to an angle of about 34 degrees.

Right beside I-10 and some 15 miles from Wilcox, I discovered a small company, currently trading on the Pink Sheets, that is mere months away from Copper production and cash flow.