The BRB South consists of 320 acres of contigious mining claims in the northwest portion of the Belmont Mountains in western Maricopa County, Arizona approximately 60 miles west of Phoenix. Access to the property is via I-10 from the south by four wheel drive.

These claims are located along a northwest trending structure that hosts the Tonopah-Belmont and theMorningstar Mines to the south and the US Mine to the north. These mines were gold, silver and copper producers.

The BRB South claims adjoin a property that is currently being explored for gold, silver and base metals to the immediate north. The BRB South is capped by a heavily iron stain rhyolite giving it a rusty appearance. The known mineralization appears to be dipping below the rhyolite and the same may hold true for the adjoining property to the north. Here the known mineralization is found in fault controlled veins in andesite and basalt below the rhyolite contact.

We believe that below the rusty rhyolite at the andesite or basalt contact a great exploration target exists, this structure can clearly be seen on Google Earth.