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Anthony Deutschman

Anthony is a senior analyst for Bulls N’ Bears. He has over 25 years of experience as a geologist in Australia, and in his younger days, Canada.  Anthony has always enjoyed working in the bush, where he has tried his hand at exploration for several commodities.

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Thunderbird primes drill bit for Canadian uranium mission Bulls N' Bears 22 Jul 2024

Thunderbird primes drill bit for Canadian uranium mission

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Thunderbird Resources has confirmed it has settled on a drilling contractor as it prepares to launch into a new campaign next month at its Hidden Bay uranium project in northern Saskatchewan in Canada. The program at the operation that sits about 20km to the south-east of the prolific Rabbit Lake Mine, is expected to comprise five diamond drillholes for a total of about 2400m.

Gold Mountain sampling lights up Brazilian lithium trail Bulls N' Bears 16 Apr 2024

Gold Mountain sampling lights up Brazilian lithium trail

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Gold Mountain has revealed encouraging anomalous lithium results from a stream sediment sampling program carried out at its Campo Formoso project in Brazil. The company says six strongly and nine moderately anomalous samples were returned from an area overlying a granite body considered to be of similar age and setting to the prospective Jaguar pegmatite to the north.

Lithium rising from Venus gold play in Mid West Bulls N' Bears 15 Apr 2024

Lithium rising from Venus gold play in Mid West

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Venus Metals' hunt for lithium at its Penny East project in Western Australia's Mid West region – within ground initially secured for gold and base metals prospectivity – has revealed encouraging soil geochemical results. The company says it identified an anomalous area measuring about 800m by 600m, while a second 800m-wide anomaly is open to the north. Further soil sampling and shallow drilling is planned.

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