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Aerial view town of Vavenby
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View of Harper Creek deposit looking North, April 2008
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Helicopter at camp
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Winter drilling 2007 - 2008
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View of drill pad HC08-73 looking north-east to Vavenby, April 2008
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View looking North-east from camp to Vavenby, April 2008
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View of M anomaly looking south, April 2008
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Aerial view of camp, 2008
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View looking South at Harper Creek Deposit
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Eastern side of deposit looking north east
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Tailings dam area looking SW
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Tailings dam base area
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Massive sulphide outcrop western side of deposit
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Bridge at Birch Island and CNR railway near western side of deposit
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Bridge at Vavenby near eastern side of deposit
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Weather station collecting environmental baseline data at Harper Creek
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Yellowhead Board and Management Site Visit October 16, 2006
Left to right: Greg Hawkins, Tookie Angus, Chris Naas, Thomas Hawkins, David Dickens, Derek White, Bob Harper, Ron Handford
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Inspecting Drill Core from Hole #10 - 2006
Left to right: Derek White, Tookie Angus, Bob Harper, Chris Naas
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Drill Core - Hole #11 - 2006
Massive sulphide intersections - fourth row from bottom
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Drill rig on hole #3 - 2006.
The 2006 Phase I drill program aims to complete 2,000m of drilling in seven holes.
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Camp office - 2006
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Camp sleeping quarters - 2006
The camp also has a mess tent and shower/laundry facility.
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Massive sulphide - chalcopyrite intersection at 464' depth
Hole #6 - 2006;
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Chalcopyrite banding
Hole #2 - 2006
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Chalcopyrite in quartz
Hole #2 - 2006.
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Core boxes - hole #2, 2006
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Core cutting tent on site - 2006.
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Core preparation area.
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Core samples - bagged and barcoded prior to shipment.
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Soil sample bags - 2006 field work
Barcoded for rapid identification
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Historical drill core from Noranda - US Steel joint venture, 2006.
Yellowhead recovered core from approximately 95 holes in 2006, and will be re-logging and re-sampling them. Company CFO Robert Harper is in the background.
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Historical drill core from American Comstock in foreground, Noranda/US Steel in background, 2005.
This core was partially recovered from site by Yellowhead in 2005.
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Harper Creek property area, looking south from Vavenby
The property rises from the river to over the top of the mountain ridge.
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American Comstock 1996 drill core.
Part of two complete American Comstock holes recovered from site by Yellowhead in 2005, re-logged and re-sampled.
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Drill hole 96-3; part of two complete American Comstock holes of 1996 drill core recovered from site by Yellowhead.
High grade intersection at a depth of 258m: width 12m grading 0.80% copper and 2.3 g/t silver
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Harper Creek trench from the Noranda/US Steel joint venture.
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From the M anomaly looking north
The M anomaly is in the south east corner of the claims. Geochemical soil sampling was continued in 2005. The North Thompson River and Vavenby are hidden below the clouds at the foot of the mountain.
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Looking south at the M anomaly.
The photo shows one of many Forest Service and logging roads serving the property.
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View looking north from mid-property
The North Thompson River can be seen at the bottom of the slope. Jones Creek is in the gully in the foreground.
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Vavenby bridge crossing the North Thompson River.
The farthest, south-west corner of property is about 17 km from the bridge, accessible by Forest Service and logging roads.
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Airborne Geophysical Survey 2006
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Natural Resource Summit of the Americas conference
Ron Handford, Greg Hawkins and Chris Naas at the Yellowhead booth at the Natural Resource Summit of the Americas conference, Nassau, April 2007.
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Boxing drill core in March 2007
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Drilling in March 2007
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Chris Naas
Company director Chris Naas setting up winter drill pad locations with GPS and snowshoes.
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Vavenby property
2.5 acre Vavenby property with shed for core logging, cutting and shipment; storage for historical and current drill core; and trailer accommodation
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Core logging shed - Vavenby
In operation March 2007
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