Aztec Minerals Identifies Major CRD Targets at Tombstone – CEO Simon Dyakowski Explains the Upside
Deep Drill Plans, Taylor Hermosa Analogies, and Balanced Exploration at Tombstone
Aztec Minerals (TSX-V: AZT, OTCQB: AZZTF) has outlined large carbonate replacement deposit (CRD) targets at its Tombstone Project in Arizona. CEO Simon Dyakowski breaks down the geophysics, the exploration strategy, and why these targets could mark a major turning point for the company.
⛏️ CRD Targets with Big Upside
Targets were identified through historic drilling and geophysical data showing strong mineralization at depth.
The anomalies share geological traits with the Taylor Hermosa discovery and the historic Bisbee porphyry system.
“This is the most significant deep target development at Tombstone since Aztec’s inception.”
🔩 Drill Extensions & Exploration Strategy
Aztec plans to extend holes TR24-13 and TR24-16 to test these CRD systems.
The company is balancing shallow oxide growth with high-impact deeper drilling.
Additional target areas may also be tested following these initial deep extensions.
⚡ Permitting Advantage and Funding Outlook
Tombstone’s quick permitting process enables flexibility in execution.
Aztec is evaluating financing options to support its expanded CRD strategy.
The company remains well-positioned to pursue both near-surface and deeper upside.
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