Surface work, including trenching, detailed mapping and prospecting was carried out on the Turnbull claims in 1960 and 1963. A trench was put down, and towards the NE end of the trench, a narrow, N/S striking quartz vein carrying pyrite and chalcopyrite was intersected. It was traced along strike in both directions for a continuous length of 40 feet, where it died out at both ends. The vein material was very rich in chalcopyrite (5-10% Cu) and the vein is located in a very fine-grained, black, basic dyke with disseminated pyrite, which strikes N/NE has a width of about 70 feet.
The grid area was mapped in detail and mineralization was noted at six locations. The Company plans further work on this property.