Mazorro Resources is a new tightly held junior mining exploration company targeting gold, copper and silver deposits in the western Mexican state of Sinaloa, around the port city of Mazatlan.  Mazorro’s flagship asset is an option to acquire a 60% interest in the 8,195 hectare Cimarron property located about 40 km east of Mazatlan in the western edge of the Sierra Madre Mountains.

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"Building on the Historic Resource at Cimarron"
Previous exploration work has identified at least seven high priority exploration targets.  In 1999, Hecla Mining (NYSE: HL) drilled 25 Reverse Circulation ("RC") drill holes at the La Calerita target and estimated a potential resource of 12.85 million tons of 0.501 g/t Au and 0.02% Cu.  The in-situ mineral inventory was estimated at 206,998 oz Au. Until recent exploration work was funded by Mazorro, the property has seen very little exploration over the last decade.
 

The drill data from Hecla Mining in conjunction with previous petrographic work, has helped classify the Cimarron property as a “Porphyry Gold Prospect.”  Drill data from the property exhibits a very low %Cu to Au ppm ratio, ratios almost identical to the porphyry gold (copper) deposits of the Maricunga Belt in Chile.  The best known porphyry gold deposit is the Rufugio mine in Maricunga, Chile, where proven and probable reserves of 222,650 million tons at an average grade of about 0.76 g/t gold occur in the Verde and Pancho deposits.

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“Stake Your Claim With Us... TODAY"
...and join us on our quest for success as Mazorro Resources builds on the historic resource base at Cimarron.