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I spoke to Bayhorse Silver (V.BHS) CEO Graeme O’Neill (pictured above) as he was getting ready to fly down to Oregon to spend time at the Bayhorse Silver mine over the weekend. It’s a frequent trip. Vancouver to Boise Idaho and then an hour or two driving to get to the mine site on the Oregon side of the Snake River.
Australian asset managers, Harness Asset Management, have released a detailed and very balanced outlook for uranium. Key take away:
Vancouver, British Columbia–(Newsfile Corp. – May 22, 2018) – Bayhorse Silver Inc. (TSXV: BHS) (the “Company” or “Bayhorse“) updates its progress on the Bayhorse Silver Mine in Oregon, USA.
Towards the end of our interview, Robert Mintak CEO of Standard Lithium (V.SLL), laid out Standard’s criteria for evaluating lithium opportunities, “You have to get the right project,” he said, “There needs to be infrastructure. You need a workforce. You need to access to water and reagents. You have to consider the jurisdiction and the permitting rules. Utilizing modern selective extraction, you need to not only pump large volumes of brine, you need to know if you will be allowed to re-inject the processed brine.”
While you will hear some miners and energy guys complain about First Nations issues the fact is that First Nations people simply want a fair share of the economic activity on their lands. Plus, in Northern BC or the Yukon, First Nations are a readily available source of the workforce mining and energy companies need.
Over at the Visual Capitalist, Jeff Desjardins has a fact filled infographic up on copper. More specifically, the fact that copper demand is going to soar in the face of the need to build grid capacity, power electric cars and generally move towards an all electric future.
Canadian Orebodies (V.CORE) announced today that it would be commencing “a High Resolution Tri-Axial Magnetic Airborne Survey being flown over the northern portion of the Company’s Black Raven Project”.
The British Columbia Securities Commission required Bayhorse Silver (V.BHS) to clarify “its technical disclosure”. The company did so and in a May 10 Press Release stated,
Vancouver, British Columbia–(Newsfile Corp. – May 1, 2018) – Bayhorse Silver Inc. (TSXV: BHS) (the “Company” or “Bayhorse”) has extended the new main production haulage drift at the Bayhorse Mine from the Mine portal over 700 feet to nearly the most westerly end of the historic mine workings. A crosscut I drift has been extended into the historic Big Dog Zone from the haulage way, where in 1984, Silver King Mines reported mining 5,718 tons grading an average 16.7 oz/t silver using a 6 oz/t silver cut-off grade.
