Bighorn outlines fall field program for British Columbia’s Loljuh project
The proposal includes trenching at seven anomalies and closer-spaced soil sampling at five target areas.
Event / data period: 2026-10-05
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Bighorn Metals said on October 5 that it had proposed a fall 2026 exploration program at the Loljuh copper-gold project, about 40 kilometres south of Smithers, British Columbia. The plan builds on targets identified by 2025 fieldwork and earlier geological and geochemical data.
The company proposed trenching and follow-up sampling at seven priority spots, plus soil sampling on 25-metre spacing across five target areas. Past surface samples showed anomalous metals and inform target selection; they are not drill-confirmed resources or reserves.
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Target areas in Loljuh’s proposed field program
The company proposed trenching and soil sampling at priority anomalies and target areas.
- Priority sites proposed for trenching
- 7 sites
- 2026-10-05 · Target
- Target areas proposed for soil sampling
- 5 areas
- 2026-10-05 · Target
Methodology
The seven trench sites and five soil-sampling areas are company proposals, not completed fieldwork.
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