DESCRIPTION: Animas Resources Ltd., a North American mineral resource company focused on acquisition and discovery, consolidated the Santa Teresa District's Santa Gertrudis precious metal and related deposits and prospects within a 562-square-kilometer land holding. Its mission is to grow Animas Resources through discovery and acquisition of high-quality mineral deposits and to build upon the historic gold resource base at Santa Gertrudis, Mexico, and maintain a pipeline of only the highest quality projects. Golden Arrow and Kinsley Mountain are the most recent additions to the Animas exploration property portfolio.
View geological maps of Animas' properties (7/29/10)
Listen to Al Korelin discuss the latest developments in Nevada
with CEO Greg McKelvey (7/21/10)
Watch video interview with Al Korelin, Bob Bishop and Greg McKelvey on the recent visit to Animas' Santa Gertrudis.
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"Animas Resources hit an all-time low of $0.22 three weeks ago, and closed at 32 cents today. . .exploration [at Santa Gertrudis] is ongoing. . .ultimately Animas will be successful on this district-wide play. Meanwhile, the company has a back-up plan with the addition of two joint-venture gold plays in Nevada that have good exploration potential."
Karl Loomes, Proactive Investors (07/23/10)
"July has been a very good month for Animas Resources in terms of news flow, announcing this week that drilling at its El Tigre prospect in Santa Gertrudis, Mexico has found significant molybdenum mineralization. . .Animas initially targeted the El Tigre area for its gold and base metal skarn potential. . .During late 2009 and early 2010, Animas completed six diamond drill holes at El Tigre, totaling 2,678 meters, of which some of the analytical work is still pending."
The Gold Report Interview with Mickey Fulp (07/16/10)
"Animas is drilling at its flagship property in Mexico, Santa Gertrudis. Rumors on the street are that their consulting geologists like the look of the rocks. . .they're seeing good alteration. Recently they've done two joint ventures in Nevada, drilling this year on a Round Mountain-type target with a current small resource. . .Animas has been brutalized in the market of late and is perhaps a buying opportunity at these levels."
View Entire Article: Mickey Fulp: Summer Slump Good for Gold
The Gold Report Interview with Brien Lundin (06/18/10)
"The management group makes me very positive about Animas. The geologists and the people in the front office consistently work on behalf of the shareholder, and they're developing exciting exploration models at Santa Gertrudis, their flagship project in Mexico. That project is essentially a district in itself, where they still have a very good chance of delineating a world-class resource. They haven't done that as yet, but this management group's relentless concern for shareholders will make Animas work one way or another. They've recently acquired some other very interesting projects in Nevada to diversify their portfolio, too. As I see it, anyone who buys Animas at its current levels is very likely to reap great rewards."
View Entire Article: Brien Lundin: Gold's (Almost) Free at Last
The Gold Report Interview with Mickey Fulp (04/28/10)
"I cover and I like Animas Resources. They have been knocked down pretty hard lately and their share price is trading near yearly lows. Animas is drilling now at Santa Gertrudis in Mexico. They've recently announced a JV with Nevada Sunrise Gold Corp. (TSX.V:NEV) on two Nevada properties, the Golden Arrow and Kinsley Mountain projects. The geologist that will be running those projects is Dr. Odin Christensen, an ex-Newmont vice-president of exploration whom I think we spoke of last fall.
These two plays look like they have significant exploration upside. Golden Arrow is in central Nevada and is a Round Mountain-type play, and Kinsley is in eastern Nevada. Coincidentally, I first visited Kinsley in 1978 and recommended it to the company I was working for, but they turned me down. It has since produced around 135,000 ounces of gold. What intrigues me about Kinsley is the geologic setting: it looks very much like AuEx Ventures, Inc.'s Long Canyon discovery. It's never been drilled deep and I'm quite bullish on the play."
View Entire Article: Mickey Fulp: What Is Gold Actually Worth?
Listen to Al Korelin discuss the latest developments in Nevada
with CEO Greg McKelvey (7/21/10)
Watch video interview with Al Korelin, Bob Bishop and Greg McKelvey on the recent visit to Animas' Santa Gertrudis.
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