Coyote Copper Receives Drill Permit Approval and Expands Project Footprint
Coyote Copper Mines has received full approval for its Phase 1 drilling permits at the wholly owned Copper Springs Project in Arizona. This marks a key milestone as the company transitions from exploration to active drilling, with regulators authorizing up to 37 drill locations across the site. The three-year permit allows Coyote to explore both near-surface oxide and deeper sulphide copper systems through multiple drill holes per location. To support its drilling strategy, the company is conducting additional fieldwork including soil sampling, channel sampling, and new geophysical surveys aimed at refining target areas for maximum effectiveness in Phase 1. Management has also begun preparations for future exploration phases by initiating work on permits for a second round of drilling. In parallel with these efforts, Coyote expanded its land position through the staking of 111 additional mineral claims, increasing the project's total footprint to approximately 72.36 square kilometers. A new geophysical survey is also underway and expected to be completed by mid-September.
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