Domestic Metals Corp (TSX-V:DMCU, OTCQB:DMCUF, FRA:03E0) earlier this week provided an update on drilling at its Smart Creek project in Montana, with CEO Gordon Neal outlining a fully funded 9,000-metre program targeting copper and precious metals across two areas of focus. Neal told Proactive that drilling had started at Smart Creek, where Rio Tinto previously completed 26 holes between 2017 and 2022.
Domestic Metals Corp (TSX-V:DMCU, OTCQB:DMCUF, FRA:03E0) has kicked off a 9,000-metre diamond drill program at its Smart Creek Project in Montana, targeting high-grade porphyry copper mineralization identified through the company's 2025-2026 exploration campaign. In a statement Tuesday, the company said the program will consist of six to eight holes across the Smart Creek and Sunrise Mine targets and is fully funded through Domestic Metals' existing treasury.
Gordon Neal has a formula, and he doesn't pretend otherwise: find the smartest geologists in the room, follow their instincts, and let grade and tonnage do the talking. It worked at MAG Silver, which he helped grow to a multibillion-dollar valuation.
Domestic Metals Corp (TSX-V:DMCU, OTCQB:DMCUF, FRA:03E0) said it plans to launch a 9,000-metre diamond drill program at its Smart Creek copper porphyry project in Montana, targeting high-grade porphyry copper style mineralization. The program will test multiple high-priority targets identified through the company's recent exploration campaign, which combined geological mapping, surface sampling, historical drill data and 3D computer modelling.