MOSQUITO CONS. GOLD MINES: WKN: 865105 / Molybdän+Gold+Kupfer - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

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August 28, 2007
Mosquito Starts Drilling at Cumo Property, Idaho
Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito and Mosquito's qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 has updated the board on the current status of Mosquito's Cumo property.

With the recent acquisition of Kirkness Diamond Drilling Inc. of Carson City, Nevada, Mosquito now has more than sufficient drills to complete its exploration programs. Mosquito's and Kirkness drills have been combined and are now being scheduled for various projects and contracts.

At Cumo, drilling started on hole 29 on August 5 and was drilled to 470 feet before being lost. The hole was moved over 5 feet and restarted as 29A and is currently at 1350 feet. The hole is being drilled to a depth of approximately 2000 feet between previously drilled holes DDH10 (1940 feet grading 0.101% MoS2) and DDH 15 (1333.2 feet grading 0.114% MoS2).

A second rig and crew has arrived and has begun drilling on hole 30, which is being drilled to a depth of 2300 feet between previously drilled holes DDH19 (2280 feet grading 0.102% MoS2) and DDH 13 (1804 feet grading 0.111% MoS2) . The initial plan is to drill infill holes to be used to complete a 43-101 compliant resource calculation later this year. Additional holes will be scheduled to expand the existing mineralized zone to the south as only 10% of the mineralized target zone has been drilled to date.

A five year Plan of Operations covering 122 drill hole sites and approximately 12.5 miles of road building has been filed and accepted by the United States Forest Service. An Environmental Assessment (EA) for the plan is currently underway and is at the Public comment stage, whereby the general public had until August 15, 2007 to submit comments regarding the Plan to the United States Forest Service. Once public comment period is complete and all studies are done, a full report will be submitted for public comment and final approval. The target date for the start of work under this new permit would be spring 2008. Current drilling (up to 16 holes) is covered by an existing permit.


Drilling is also scheduled to restart on the Pine Tree project following the hot summer period with a second rig to follow as soon as possible. There are currently 26 holes with the upper 500 feet already completed by the air rotary rig. Diamond drilling will be substantially faster as a result of the pre-drilling. Hole PT07-12, a 560 feet northerly step out from hole PT07-11 (intersected 1259 feet grading 1.01% copper equivalent, see news release dated July 10,2007), will be the first hole drilled. Pre-drilling has completed the top 520 feet of the hole, down to just above the mineralized zone.
Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the Cumo Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

On Behalf of the Board
MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LTD.


Brian McClay
President

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Mosquito Completes $8,475,000 Private Placement
Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited (the "Company") is pleased to announce the closing of the $8,475,000 private placement announced July 12th, 2007 and August 7th, 2007 for the sale of 5,650,000 units at $1.50 per unit, where each unit consists of one common share and one share purchase warrant of the Company.

Funding was provided by several investors, including institutional participation by Sprott Asset Management, RAB Capital, Carlyle Multi Strategy Master Fund, Lionhart Fund and Forza Capital Management. Brokerage participation included GMP Partners, Standard Securities Capital Corp, Jones Gable and Raymond James.

In addition, a total of 148,750 units and 105,000 shares were issued with respect to finders fees. The hold period expiry date of December 17th, 2007 applies to all shares comprising the units as well as shares issuable upon exercise of the share purchase warrants.

MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LIMITED
Per:

"William Jefferies"
_______________________________
William Jefferies, Director

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Mosquito Cons trenches 1.76% Cu at Copper Chief


2007-09-10 19:23 ET - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO OBTAINS EXCELLENT COPPER-SILVER RESULTS FROM COPPER CHIEF, NEVADA.

Shaun M. Dykes, MSc (Eng), PGeo, exploration manager and director of Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. and Mosquito's qualified person under National Instrument 43-101, has updated the board on the current status of Mosquito's Copper Chief exploration program.

Geological mapping and surface sampling have been completed on Mosquito's 100-per-cent-owned Copper Chief property located four miles north of the Pine Tree project. Mapping has revealed a 1.5-kilometre-diameter circular structure, within which are numerous trenches, pits, adits and showings of oxide copper-minereralized skarn and quart diorite. Calc silicate skarn was created by the intrusion of a large Cretaceous quartz diorite body (greater than 500 metres thick) into Triassic Lunning formation (host at Pine Tree). The quartz diorite intrusions of this type are thought to have created the copper-bearing skarn mineralization at Pine Tree, and are similar in composition and age to the intrusions that host the large skarn copper deposits in the Yerington area located 74 miles northwest of Copper Chief.

A total of 63 continuous chip samples have been taken at various trenches and adit portals throughout the property. These are previously worked trenches and pits. The table shows a summary of the significant results.

Over all, the results are excellent, and indicate the presence of significant copper-, silver- and indium-bearing mineralization with local values in gold and molybdenum. The best result was from trench C70 that intersected 24 feet (7.32 metres) grading 1.76 per cent copper and 252.43 grams per tonne silver. Gold results include trench C39 with 10 feet (three metres) grading 2.06 g/t gold.

Looking at the distribution of results, it is quite apparent that the concentrations of higher copper-silver mineralization are around the edges of the circular structure where the sediments are in close proximity (300 feet) to the quartz diorite. Those areas within the structure that show good copper silver mineralization are on steep fractures that have cut up through the sediments. With the majority of previous work on the property concentrating on the peripheral mineralization, a large unexplored area in the centre of the circular structure becomes an obvious exploration target. Work will continue to attempt to expand the zones exposed in the workings and establish targets to be drilled later this year using the reverse circulation drill currently on Pine Tree.

Samples reported consist of horizontal continuous chip samples taken across the exposed zone in the various trenches and adits. Following collection, the samples are delivered directly by Mosquito personnel to ALS Chemex in Reno, a fully accredited analytical laboratory. They are first analyzed for 47 elements using a four-acid digestion with analysis by inductively coupled argon plasma optical mass spectrometer (ICP-MS) and for gold using a 50-gram fire assay with an atomic absorption (AA) finish. In addition, duplicates, blanks and standards are analyzed to ensure analytical accuracy.

Mosquito's website will be updated shortly with maps and photographs showing the mineralization at Copper Chief.

Finally, hole 29A has been completed at Cumo to a depth of 2,281 feet, and holes 30 and 31 are currently in progress.

Mr. Dykes, MSc (Eng), PGeo, exploration manager and director of Mosquito, is the designated qualified person for the Copper Chief project and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.


SIGNIFICANT INTERSECTIONS FROM COPPER CHIEF SURFACE SAMPLING

Trench Width Width Cu equiv. Cu Ag Au MoS2 Indium
feet metres % % g/t g/t % g/t

C03 8.00 2.44 1.11 0.90 14.7 0.02 0.002 2.31
C28 6.00 1.83 1.94 0.35 164.0 0.32 0.011 0.54
C31 4.00 1.22 1.61 1.11 53.0 0.05 0.001 1.46
C33 3.00 0.91 2.31 0.49 210.0 0.13 0.005 0.61
C36 6.00 1.83 2.10 0.53 155.0 0.38 0.011 1.11
C37 12.00 3.66 1.86 0.95 103.2 0.03 0.006 0.17
C38 15.00 4.57 0.96 0.78 5.0 0.10 0.001 3.02
C39 25.00 7.61 1.09 0.52 2.7 0.96 0.000 3.48
includes 10.00 3.05 1.80 0.69 3.9 2.06 0.000 4.65
C43 8.00 2.44 1.74 1.21 40.5 0.12 0.009 1.39
C44 18.00 5.48 1.49 0.73 44.4 0.18 0.023 2.09
C46 30.00 9.14 2.52 1.53 55.7 0.83 0.010 2.02
C48 5.00 1.52 0.81 0.48 6.5 0.03 0.012 4.18
C53 12.00 3.65 2.42 1.84 19.0 0.69 0.000 3.71
C54 10.00 3.05 5.21 3.96 10.1 0.11 0.092 2.77
C55 18.00 5.49 4.86 3.99 66.5 0.06 0.023 1.92
C63 18.00 5.49 1.81 1.43 31.65 0.02 0.001 3.41
C65 18.00 5.49 0.92 0.82 8.98 0.02 0.001 0.14
C70 24.00 7.32 3.86 1.76 252.43 0.02 0.001 1.97
C90 6.00 1.83 4.79 3.47 147.00 0.02 0.001 4.04
C79 6.00 1.83 2.59 0.75 226.00 0.02 0.001 0.58
C81 6.00 1.83 7.11 1.40 710.00 0.02 0.001 0.20
C72 12.00 3.66 2.14 1.55 67.45 0.02 0.001 0.80
C88 5.00 1.52 6.90 5.96 90.40 0.02 0.001 6.15
C64 6.00 1.83 3.48 2.30 130.00 0.02 0.001 3.81
C75 6.00 1.83 2.43 1.84 70.90 0.02 0.001 0.16
C73 6.00 1.83 1.64 1.21 44.80 0.02 0.001 1.83

Notes: Copper equivalent (Cu eq.) is based on the following metal prices (all in U.S. dollars):
copper, $2.00 per pound; molybdenum trioxide, $25 per pound; silver, 32 cents per gram; and
indium, $1.25 per gram.

Other factors include 1 per cent equals 20 pounds; one part per million equals one g/t;
1,000 parts per billion equal one part per million equals one g/t.

Formula: Cu eq. equals ((Cu times 20 times $) plus ((MoS2 times 20 times (1.5/1.6681) times $
(MoO3 plus (Ag times $) plus (indium times $)) divided by $ (copper).

[Popeye82]

Lesezeichen.

das macht Spaß -ich glaube hier werde ich noch öfter reinschauen!

[Dantyren]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.554.869 von Popeye82 am 13.09.07 04:11:56

Kann sich lohnen! Zur Zeit geht´s mit Miniumsätzen runter, aber in den nächsten Wochen sollte sich die Situation ändern!

[Popeye82]

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[Panem]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.568.422 von Popeye82 am 14.09.07 05:22:07

Ich dachte, es gäbe noch keinen Thread.

Um so besser!

[Dantyren]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.692.618 von Panem am 21.09.07 20:03:53

... ich habe den mal nach meinen ersten Käufen eröffnet!


Die Band kam verspätet zur Eröffnung!

[Panem]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.692.641 von Dantyren am 21.09.07 20:06:00

Cool!

Kennst Du die Mengen, die dieser Wert im Boden hat?

Ich glaube, die Band kennt sie!

[Panem]

Was mich reizt sind folgende Werte:

1333.2 feet grading 0.114% MoS2

[Dantyren]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.692.891 von Panem am 21.09.07 20:26:44

Mich reizt: Molybdän für mich der Rohstoff der extrem an Bedeutung gewinnem wird!

Pinetree + Cumo + Spruce Mountain!!

Nach NI 43-101 Standard sind Milliarden Dollars im Boden!!

[BarfuSs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.693.027 von Dantyren am 21.09.07 20:38:15

was is das für ein teil??

[Dantyren]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.693.027 von Dantyren am 21.09.07 20:38:15

CUMO: 1,5 billion Tons grading 0.093% MoS2 Silber und Kupfer!

[Dantyren]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.693.038 von BarfuSs am 21.09.07 20:39:11

Der Wahnsinn!

[Panem]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.693.038 von BarfuSs am 21.09.07 20:39:11

Dieser Wert ist ein Geheimtipp.

Also: PSSST!

[BarfuSs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.693.046 von Dantyren am 21.09.07 20:40:20

Ja neeee IS kla
ich bin auch der WAHNSINN!!!!!!! sagt meine frau

[BarfuSs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.693.042 von Dantyren am 21.09.07 20:39:41

US Symbol BIDDEEEEEEEEE

[BarfuSs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.693.052 von Panem am 21.09.07 20:41:29

...und ich binn die CIA

[Dantyren]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.693.052 von Panem am 21.09.07 20:41:29

Ist nur in CAN handelbar, Berlin hat keine Umsätze!


Ich kann mir sehr gut vorstellen, dass dieses "Ding" bald ein ganz starkes "Pfund" wird!!!

Schaut mal auf die Website!! Was haben die denn alles im Boden, unglaublich!


... sehe ich wie du, Panem... pssst!


Ich decke mich mit der so ein und warte mal geduldig ab!

[Panem]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.693.090 von Dantyren am 21.09.07 20:45:05

Wie gesagt: Geheimtipp.

Gut entdeckt.

[Dantyren]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.693.079 von BarfuSs am 21.09.07 20:44:08

TSX Symbol: MSQ!

Für dich mein lieber CIA, in USA gibt es zu viel Schrott!!

[Panem]

Allein DAS ist Wahnsinn:

"Over all, the results are excellent, and indicate the presence of significant copper-, silver- and indium-bearing mineralization with local values in gold and molybdenum. The best result was from trench C70 that intersected 24 feet (7.32 metres) grading 1.76 per cent copper and 252.43 grams per tonne silver. Gold results include trench C39 with 10 feet (three metres) grading 2.06 g/t gold."

[BarfuSs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.693.112 von Dantyren am 21.09.07 20:46:57

ich weiss
MSQ geht nicht!!!

[BarfuSs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.693.112 von Dantyren am 21.09.07 20:46:57

aaaaaaaaaaa das is KANADA

[BarfuSs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.693.112 von Dantyren am 21.09.07 20:46:57

bei CPSL sind wir gleich bei 5,40$

[Dantyren]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.693.294 von BarfuSs am 21.09.07 21:01:52

Falscher Bereich!

[BarfuSs]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.693.819 von Dantyren am 21.09.07 21:48:04

Gute Nacht

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September 19, 2007

Project Progress Report

I wish to thank all (belated) of you for your participation in our recent financing. The private placement raised approximately $8,000,000.00 (net) and was substantially over subscribed. Mosquito presently has about $10,000,000 cash which should carry us past 43-101 resource calculations on both Cumo and Pinetree Deposits.
The past month has been very hectic with the closing of the acquisition of Kirkness Diamond Drilling Company of Carson City, Nevada. At closing the cash balance was $786,000, A/R $450,000 with profit running at $300,000 per month (not including Mosquito’s drilling). We now have 4 drills operating on Mosquito projects and 2 under contract. Our fleet consists of 10 drills with the only limitation is attracting high quality drillers. We feel that this acquisition will prove strategically invaluable to the development of the Mosquito Property Portfolio.
The following summarizes the current status of Mosquito’s main projects.

Cumo Project, Idaho (Mo-Cu-Ag-Re)
Currently two diamond drills are working on holes 30 and 31. Hole 30 is currently at 620 feet with a final depth of 2200 feet and hole 31 is at 983 feet with a final depth of approximately 2500 feet. Hole 29 (2281 feet) has been completed and the entire hole split and sent for analysis. Hole 29 encountered excellent molybdenum bearing quartz veins which are a lot thicker that seen in previous holes. Overall molybdenum bearing mineralization was observed starting at 65 feet and reducing at around 2200 feet.
Mosquito is scheduled to drill a total of 9 holes by Dec 10, 2007 to complete this years program. These 9 holes plus the 28 other holes on the property will then be used to calculate a 43-101 compliant resource calculation that will confirm and possibly improve on the historic Amax resource calculation of 1.38 billion metric tonnes grading 0.092% MoS2. This new resource will take into account the three different zones encountered on the property: Cu-Ag; Cu-Mo, and Mo zones. Amax’s resource calculation averaged all zones together this had the effect of reducing the grade of the much higher grade molybdenum zone, as the Cu- Ag contains almost no molybdenum. The reduction in tonnage will be more than made up for with the expansion of the zone as a result of the new drilling. A good example is hole 27 from last year the results were

Zone From(feet) To(feet) Length(feet) MoS2 %
Cu-Ag Zone 0 120 120 0.007
Cu-Mo zone 140 1160 1040 0.049
Mo zone 1160 1849 689 0.138
The difference in the Molybdenum grades is quite apparent. Finally, the by-product elements Cu, Ag, and Re will be included in the calculation
The aerial photography has been completed with all targets surveyed, currently orthophotos and contour maps to be used on the project are in the process of being produced.
Finally, the permit application for the 2008 program is proceeding well with the first round of public input and the various studies for the environmental assessment report having been completed. No significant public concerns were encountered during the initial input period. The Final Environmental assessment report is due to be completed by November 2007 with the forest service approving the permit in the spring of 2008. This permit will allow Mosquito to work on the property for 5 years with 12.5 miles of new access road and 122 diamond drill sites (each site can have multiple holes) being approved.

Spring Creek, Idaho (Mo-Ag-Re)
A total of 299 mineral claims have been staked and recorded with the BLM. A set of aerial photography maps flown by U.S Department of Agriculture in 2006 has been obtained and converted to be used as base maps. To date a total of 32 molybdenum bearing quartz veins have been identified on the property ranging in thickness from 1 to 50 feet. The quartz veins range up to 12,000 feet in strike length. Two quartz vein trends at right angles to each other are apparent, the intersections of which make excellent targets that have yet to be explored. Mosquito plans to detail map the quartz veins and showings before laying out drill targets. The exploration target is high grade +0.5% MoS2 underground accessible mineralization similar to that on the nearby Monida Mine, which mined and shipped 2,000 tons grading 0.8% MoS2 to Endako in British Columbia.

Pinetree Project Nevada(Mo-Cu-Ag-Au-Re-Ga)
Since completing and releasing of the excellent results from Hole PT07-11, work on the project has concentrated on pre-drilling the 30 holes that are to be diamond drilled. The reverse circulation drill has just completed hole 28 of the program. A diamond drill is scheduled to arrive on the property the week of September 17 and will begin drilling on hole PT07-12 a 600 foot step out north of hole PT07-11. Drilling will continue year round with a month break for the Christmas holidays. In addition drills currently at Cumo will be sent to Pine tree to drill between January and March ,as Cumo will be finished due to snow and the need to obtain the next permit. With the top 500 feet of all holes pre-drilled, drilling is expected to go much faster (at a rate of 1 hole every two weeks per drill).
In addition to diamond drilling, the reverse circulation drill will be used to complete approximately 40 in fill holes on the property.
Once complete all the holes will then be used to produce a 43-101 resource estimate for the property, this is estimated to be completed around April-May 2008

Copper Chief, Nevada (Cu-Ag-Ag-In)
Excellent surface results have just been released for the copper chief project (see press release September 10, 2007). Work is now proceeding to apply for an exploration permit to drill up to 15 reverse circulation drill holes on the property. The permit is expected to take 15 days and once received the reverse circulation drill at Pine tree will be used. The holes will be designed to determine true grade an thickness of the numerous exposed zone and test the overall model of the mineralization in the core of the 1.5 kilometer wide structure identified by the mapping and sampling. Special attention will be given to the Au bearing quartz veins that have been found cross cutting the older copper mineralization.

Blackpoint, Nevada (Au-Ag)
Mapping and surface sampling has been completed. The results confirm the presence of an intense hydrothermal Au-Ag bearing system and that the surface exposures and area previously explored are in the upper silver rich part of the system. No exploration work has been done to locate the high grade Bonanza gold part of the system.
A permit is in place and once a drill becomes available 4 to 6 holes will be drilled into the feeder for the system.

Spruce Mountain Nevada (Mo-Ag-Re)
Several interested parties a re currently looking either purchasing or joint venturing Mosquito’s part of the Spruce Mountain project. Currently property visits are underway and data sets have been delivered for their review. Due to Mosquito’s heavy work commitments on its Cumo and Pine Tree projects it would be in Mosquito’s best interests to have a third part explore the property with Mosquito having an NSR and/or carried interest.

Trikay Australia (Cu-Au)
Trikay aerial photography and associated survey control has been flown and new base maps are being prepared. Once completed the base maps will be used to complete the geological mapping and sampling program started last year. This project will start work towards the end of the year.

Brett, British Columbia (Au)
Mosquito is currently awaiting a joint venture proposal from Running Fox resources on this excellent gold project. A work program of $1.2 million consisting of diamond drilling and underground drifting has been proposed for the project. The program is designed to follow-up and expand on the excellent intersections obtained during the previous drill program. Fifteen of the seventeen holes drilled intersected gold bearing mineralization, including Hole 04-02 with 38.1 feet grading 0.303 oz Au/t; and hole 04-12 of 4.3 feet grading 5.141 oz Au/t.

[Dantyren]

In Berlin gab es heute tatsächlich keine Order!

[Dantyren]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.753.919 von Dantyren am 26.09.07 19:41:56

...ich meinte natürlich eine ausgeführte Order!

[Dantyren]

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Unbedingt lesen:

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[Hosbey]

!

Dieser Beitrag wurde moderiert. Grund: Spammposting

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VANCOUVER, Oct. 16 /CNW/ - The following issues have been halted by
Market Regulation Services (RS):

Issuer Name: Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd
TSX-V Ticker Symbol: MSQ
Time of Halt: 10:35 EST
Reason for Halt: Pending News

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... deshalb: Reason for Halt: Pending News

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October 16, 2007
Mosquito Intersects Excellent Mineralization At Cumo Hole 29 Returned +2,000 Feet Grading >0.1% Molybdenite

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Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito and Mosquito's qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 has updated the board on the excellent results from the first hole of the 2007 diamond drill program on the CUMO Property, Nevada.. The exploration program is under the direction of Dr. Matt Ball, Ph.D., P.Geo. a Director and Senior Geologist.

Hole 29 was drilled at a bearing of 140 degrees dipping --70 degrees to a depth of 686.9 meters (2281.7 feet). The hole is designed to confirm the continuity of mineralization intercepted in the three AMAX hole numbers 10, 14 and 15 holes which are approximately 213.36 meters (700 feet) apart (figure 1). Hole 29 intersected Molybdenum bearing mineralization from 57.2m (190 feet) to 686.9 (2281.7 feet). Assay results returned include:

Hole 29-07 614.1 meters (2040.0 feet) grading 0.103% MoS2 (0.129% Mos2 Equiv.)

Including 377.2 meters (1253.0 feet) grading 0.130% MoS2 (0.150% Mos2 Equiv.)


The table below lists the location and orientation of the current drill holes. All holes are being surveyed down the hole using a Reflex survey instrument.

Hole
Northing
Easting
Elevation
dip
azimuth
Length

Number
feet
feet
feet
degrees
degrees
feet

29-07
20,016.7
20,160.3
7105
-70
140
2281.7

30-07
19,531.6
20,796.4
7170
-90
000
1654 in progress

31-07
19,531.6
20,796.4
7170
-70
045
2104 completed


Full summary of the analytical results are outlined in Table 1. Mineralization consists of copper, molybdenum, silver, rhenium and gallium. As a result of the multi-element nature of the mineralization, it was decided to calculate both a copper and molybdenum equivalent for the intercepts. Both equivalents are required as the deposit is zoned as described above. See notes below table for explanation of the calculation of copper equivalent (Cu Equiv.), MoS2 equivalent (MoS2 Equiv.). The presence of the by-product elements gold, silver, rhenium, and gallium is very significant in terms of the development of the property.

The entire core was sampled and cut in half using a diamond saw. Half the core is sent for analysis the other half has been kept and stored at the core facility located on site. Following cutting the samples are delivered directly by Mosquito personnel to ALS Chemex in Elko, Nevada, a fully accredited analytical laboratory. They are first analyzed for 47 elements using a four(4) acid digestion with analysis by Inductively Coupled Argon Plasma Optical Mass Spectrometer (ICP-MS). Copper and Molybdenum bearing samples are then checked by using a larger 5 gram sample and analyzed using pressed powder pellet X-Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy (XRF). In addition duplicates, blanks, and standards are analyzed to ensure analytical accuracy and reproducibility. All rejects are being kept for further analysis and for use in metallurgical testing.

As with previous holes, the drilling has confirmed the presence of three distinct metal zones within the deposit. This zonation was not recognized by the previous operators. The zones consist of a copper-silver upper zone, a transitional copper-molybdenum zone and a lower molybdenum zone. Grades from the new drilling are as follows:

Copper-silver

Hole 29-07 125.0 meters (410 feet) grading 0.18% cu, 0.043% Mos2, 4.28 gms Ag/T (0.081% Mos2 Equiv.)

Copper-molybdenum zone

Hole 29-07 159.6 meters (530 feet) grading 0.13% cu, 0.069% Mos2, 2.92 gms Ag/T (0.101% MoS2 Equiv.)

Molybdenum zone

Hole 29-07 388.9 meters (1291.7 feet) grading 0.03% cu, 0.126% Mos2, 0.99 gms Ag/T (0.146% MoS2 Equiv.)

Geological logging of the hole indicates that the molybdenite bearing quartz veins are thicker and the potassic alteration increasing . This confirms the hypothesis produced from the 2006 3D Modeling of the metal zonations, which indicated the area drilled previously is located on the north side of a large system of which only a small part has been drilled. Geological logging and assay results from hole 29 have confirmed that the thickness of the higher grade molybdenum zone is increasing to the south. Figure 1 shows a plan view of the area.

Currently Mosquito has two drills on the property: hole 30-07 is being drilled 575 feet south east of hole 19 ( 641.9 meters (2106 feet) grading 0.102%MoS2 (1.24%Cu Equiv. ) and is in Molybdenite bearing mineralization at 1821 feet with a final depth of around 2500 feet. Hole 31-07 has finished drilling from the same site as hole 29 at an azimuth of 045 dipping --70 degrees. Hole was drilled to a depth of 2104 feet and has been in molybdenite bearing mineralization since 40 feet. . Core is currently been sawn and should be delivered to the assay lab later this week Drill has started hole 32 which is dipping --70 bearing 190 from the same site as Hole 28-06(Figure 1)

The excellent results from hole 29 are extremely encouraging for Mosquito's long term drilling plans for the Cumo project. Mosquito is scheduled to drill a total of 7 holes by Dec 10, 2007 to complete this years program. These 7 holes plus the 28 other holes on the property will then be used to calculate a 43-101 compliant resource calculation that should confirm and possibly improve on the historic (1982) Amax resource calculation of 1.38 billion metric tonnes grading 0.092% MoS2. This new resource will take into account the three different zones encountered on the property: Cu-Ag; Cu-Mo, and Mo zones.

It should be noted that although the Amax resource was calculated by highly competent and professional personnel it was done prior to the implementation of NI 43-101 and an independent qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify the historical estimate as current mineral resources, the issuer is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources and the historical estimate should not be relied upon.

High resolution aerial photography has been completed over the property with all targets surveyed, currently orthophotos and contour maps to be used on the project and in the 43-101 resource calculation are in the process of being produced.

Finally, The permit application for the 2008 program is proceeding well with the first round of public input and the various studies for the environmental assessment report having been completed. No significant public concerns were encountered during the initial input period. The Final Environmental assessment report is due to be completed by November 2007 with the forest service reviewing the application, if all proceeds as planned, permit is expected in the spring of 2008. This permit will allow Mosquito to work on the property for 5 years with 12.5 miles of new access road and 122 diamond drill sites (each site can have multiple holes) being approved.

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the Cumo Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

On Behalf of the Board
MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LTD.

Brian McClay
President

THIS NEWS RELEASE WAS PREPARED BY MANAGEMENT WHO TAKES FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR ITS CONTENTS. THE TSX-VENTURE EXCHANGE DOES NOT ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ADEQUACY OR ACCURACY OF THIS RELEASE.


Table 1 Significant Intersections for 2007 Drill program

Hole 29-07

from
to
length
from
to
length
MoS2 equiv
MoO3 equiv
Cu
MoS2
MoO3
Re
Ag
Ga


feet
feet
feet
meters
meters
meters
%
lbs/t
%
%
lbs/t
Gms/T
Gms/T
gms/T

zones averages















copper-silver zone
40
450
410
12.19
137.16
124.97
0.081
0.081
0.18
0.043
0.77
0.01
4.28
19.46

copper-moly zone
450
980
530
135.47
295.02
159.55
0.101
0.101
0.13
0.070
1.26
0.02
2.96
18.00

moly zone
990
2281.7
1291.7
298.03
686.88
388.85
0.146
0.146
0.03
0.126
2.27
0.06
0.99
16.15

averages















overall
40
2281.7
2241.7
12.04
686.88
674.84
0.123
0.123
0.08
0.098
1.75
0.04
2.06
17.21


































190
2230
2040
57.20
671.32
614.12
0.129
0.129
0.08
0.103
1.85
0.05
2.05
17.06

including
967
2220
1253
291.11
668.31
377.20
0.150
0.150
0.04
0.130
2.33
0.06
1.06
16.25

including
1180
1790
610
355.23
538.86
183.63
0.189
0.189
0.04
0.169
3.03
0.08
1.20
15.85



Notes: Notes: Molybdenite equivalent (Mos2. Equiv.) is based on the following metal prices(all in US$): Copper $2.00/lb, Molybdenum Trioxide ($25/lb), Rhenium $5.75/gram, Silver $0.32/gram and Gallium $0.425/gram. Other factors include 1% = 20 pounds/t; 1 ppm = 1 gm/T; 1000 ppb =1ppm = 1 gm/T.

Molybdenum is sold as either ferro-molybdenite or molybdenum trioxide (MoO3). The price used is $25 per pound Molybdenum trioxide. To obtain the amount of Molybdenum trioxide that can be produced from MoS2, the following is required: convert MoS2 to Mo by dividing MoS2 by 1.6681 then convert to MoO3(Molybdenum Trioxide) by multiplying by 1.5.

Therefore the amount of Molybdenum trioxide is pounds MoS2 times 1.5 / 1.6681. both an moO3 equiv. lbs/t and and Moo3 lbs per ton have been shown.

metallurgical recoveries and net smelter returns are assumed to be 100% at this time.

Formulas:
MoS2. Eq. = ((cu x 20 x $)+((MoS2 x 20 x(1.5/1.6681) x $(MoO3))+(Re x $)+ (Ag x $)+(Ga x $))/ ((1.6681/1.5)x $(MoO3))

You can view the Previous News Releases item: Mon Sep 10, 2007, Mosquito Obtains Excellent Copper-Silver Results From Copper Chief, Nevada.

You can return to the main News Releases page, or press the Back button on your browser.

[Dantyren]

http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/071016/0316120.html?printer=1

[Dantyren]

VANCOUVER, Oct. 16 /CNW/ - Trading resumes in:

Issuer Name: Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines
TSX-V Ticker Symbol: MSQ
Resumption Time: 13:45 EST

[Dantyren]

[Panem]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.031.150 von Dantyren am 16.10.07 19:50:02

Diese Einschätzung würde ich unterstützen:


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"From what I have been told MSQ could put these guys in their back pocket.MSQ is much larger and will show it on the 43-101.The first 43-101 will show 1.5 billion tons at $70 per ton. In the new year after drilling more holes ,approx. 20 the 43-101 should come in around 4-5 billion tons.This is no joke , MSQ will own the moly industry soon , and that dosenot take in consideration the PInetree monster.Talk to Sprott and the others who took down the pp they know there is nothing bigger than MSQ."

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Meine Einschätzung:

Mosquito könnte der mit Abstand der größte Molyproduzent der Welt werden, mit den größten Reserven, die je eine Firma definieren konnte.

Aber belassen wir diesen Thread in den Tiefen des Unbekannten, Ok?

[Popeye82]

Ich kann ja nur völlig begeistert feststellen
==> das ist ja der helle Wahnsinn!!!!


Man soll sich ja eigentlich in keine Werte verlieben
-das könnte hier für mich wirklich schwer werden!




Popeye

[Dantyren]

Intraday:

[Dantyren]

Mosquito Cons hires SGS (Lakefield) for testing


2007-10-29 13:52 ET - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO STARTS METALURGICAL TESTING AT CUMO

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has selected SGS (Lakefield) of North Vancouver to perform metallurgical testing on the three different mineralized zones at Pine Tree. A total of 115 one-quarter core samples will be collected from hole 27, 28 and 29 and submitted to SGS. The samples represent the current average grade of the three different zones from all the drill holes namely:


Copper-silver zone: 0.031 per cent MoS2, 0.17 per cent copper and 4.20 grams per tonne (g/t) Ag;
Copper-molybdenum zone: 0.068 per cent MoS2, 0.12 per cent copper and 2.85 g/t Ag;
Molybdenum zone: 0.177 per cent MoS2, 0.03 per cent copper and 1.08 g/t Ag.

In addition to copper, molybdenum and silver, concentrates and products will be analyzed for other significant metals including rhenium, gallium and tungsten.

SGS will perform the following studies and testwork on each of the three different mineral zones (copper-silver, copper-molybdenite and molybdenite) at Cumo:


SAG/ball milling benchmarking;
Mineralogy;
Flotation -- including rougher and cleaner and lock cycle testing;
Environmental including acid base accounting and tailings test.

The program will take approximately 14 weeks to complete from the time of delivery of the samples and should give Mosquito an excellent idea of the expected metal recoveries, the type of concentrate products and the payable metals for the project.

It is anticipated that the results of the metallurgical testwork and the upcoming National Instrument 43-101 resource calculation will be used in a scoping study, which will be initiated in the spring of 2008. This study will outline the preliminary economics involved in the mining of the CUMO deposit and be used to control future drilling programs.

Currently Mosquito has two drills on the CUMO property: hole 30-07 drilled 575 feet southeast of hole 19 (641.9 metres (2,106 feet) grading 0.102 per cent MoS2) has been completed to a depth of 2,416 feet. It intersected molybdenum-bearing mineralization from 148 feet to 2,387 feet. Samples from the hole are currently being cut and should be delivered to the assay lab shortly. The drill is currently moving to hole 33-07 located 560 feet south of the recently announced hole 31-07 (see news in Stockwatch on Oct. 16, 2007). Hole 32-07, located on the same site as hole 28-06, orientated to the south, is currently at a depth of 1,087 feet with a target depth of approximately 1,800 feet.

In other news, diamond drilling has resumed on the Pine Tree property in Nevada. Currently there are two diamond drills on the property: hole PT07-12 is currently at a depth of 1,040 feet drilling to 2,300 feet and hole PT07-13 is at a depth of 178 feet drilling to approximately 1,800 feet.

Hole PT07-12 is a 550-foot step-out from the last announced drill hole PT07-11 (384.8 metres (1,259.5 feet) grading 1.01 per cent Cu Eq -- see news in Stockwatch on July 10, 2007), it intersected the first molybdenum-bearing vein at 635 feet. Hole PT07-13 is located 1,000 feet farther north of hole PT07-12 and will be the first hole in what is locally known as Breccia valley, a very interesting area of what is interpreted to be a large area of degassing, resulting from hydrothermal fluids altering the limestone that hosts the Pine Tree deposit.

Shaun M. Dykes, MSc (Eng), PGeo, exploration manager and director of Mosquito, is the designated qualified person for the Cumo project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

[MONSIEURCB]

Ein herzlicher Willkommensgruß an den illustren Kreis!
Schön, dass ich diesen thread entdeckt habe...nach sorgfältiger DD muss auch ich sagen, dass hier ein wahrer Schatz ruht .. für den man allerdings auch langen Atem brauchen wird. Ich versuche gerade, an der Nasdaq 7,5k zu bekommen, aber der handel scheint gering zu sein ... auf eine goldene Zukunft! Herzlichst - Euer Chris

[MONSIEURCB]

..uff - bin drin - für umgerechnet 1,63.
Lieber ein bisschen teurer als zu spät..

[Pabella]

... Lesezeichen!

[Pirat_Micha]

interessantes unternehmen ....


lesezeichen

[Dantyren]

Mosquito Cons drills 715.1 m of 0.107% MoS2 at Cumo


2008-01-07 09:27 ET - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO INTERSECTS BEST HOLE TO DATE IN 700 FOOT STEP-OUT AT CUMO, HOLE 30 RETURNED 2346 FEET GRADING 1.49% COPPER EQUIVALENT/0.132% MOLYBDENITE EQUIVALENT

Shaun M. Dykes, MSc (engineering), PGeo, exploration manager and director of Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. and Mosquito's qualified person under National Instrument 43-101, has updated the board on the excellent results from the next two holes of the 2007 diamond drill program on the Cumo property, Idaho. The exploration program is under the direction of Dr. Matt Ball, PhD, PGeo, a director and senior geologist.

Hole 30 was a vertical (minus 90) hole drilled to a depth of 736.6 metres (2,416.5 feet). The hole is designed to confirm the continuity of mineralization to the south of Amax hole No. 19 which is approximately 213.36 metres (700 feet) away. Hole 30 intersected molybdenum-bearing mineralization from 12.2 m (40 feet) to 715.6 m (2,346 feet). Assay results returned include the following.


Hole 30-07: 715.1 metres (2,346.0 feet) grading 0.107 per cent MoS2 (1.49 per cent Cu equivalent, 0.132 per cent MoS2 equivalent, 2.37 pounds MoO3 per ton)



Including: 246.1 metres (807.5 feet) grading 0.185 per cent MoS2 (2.33 per cent Cu equivalent, 0.132 per cent MoS2 equivalent, 3.72 pounds MoO3 per ton)

Hole 31 was drilled at a bearing of 045 degrees dipping minus 70 degrees to a depth of 641.3 metres (2,104 feet). The hole is designed to confirm the continuity of mineralization intercepted in the four Amax hole No. 10, 11, 15 and 24 holes. The hole was designed to fill the gap between the lower-grade (approximately 0.05 per cent MoS2) holes (11 and 24) and higher-grade (greater than 0.1 per cent MoS2) holes (10 and 15). Hole 31 intersected molybdenum-bearing mineralization from 6.71 m (22 feet) to 641.3 m (2,104.0 feet). Assay results returned include the following.

Hole 31-07: 634.6 metres (2,082.0 feet) grading 0.063 per cent MoS2 (0.97 per cent Cu equivalent, 0.086 per cent MoS2 equivalent, 1.55 pounds MoO3 per ton)


Including: 231.7 metres (760 feet) grading 0.081 per cent MoS2 (1.17 per cent Cu equivalent, 0.104 per cent MoS2 equivalent, 1.86 pounds MoO3 per ton)

Mineralization consists of copper, molybdenum, silver, rhenium and gallium. As a result of the multielement nature of the mineralization, it was decided to calculate both a copper and molybdenum equivalent for the intercepts. Both equivalents are required as the deposit is zoned as described above. The presence of the byproduct elements gold, silver, rhenium and gallium is very significant in terms of the development of the property.

As with previous holes, the drilling has confirmed the presence of three distinct metal zones within the deposit. This zonation was not recognized by the previous operators. The zones consist of a copper-silver upper zone, a transitional copper-molybdenum zone and a lower molybdenum zone. Grades from the new drilling are as follows.

Copper-silver


Hole 30-07: 94.5 metres (310 feet) grading 0.12 per cent Cu, 0.006 per cent MoS2, 5.43 grams Ag per tonne (0.44 per cent Cu equivalent 0.039 per cent MoS2 equivalent, 0.7 pound MoO3 per ton)


Hole 31-07: no copper-silver zone identified


Copper-molybdenum zone


Hole 30-07: 134.1 metres (440 feet) grading 0.11 per cent Cu, 0.063 per cent MoS2, 2.35 grams Ag per tonne (1.03 per cent Cu equivalent, 0.092 per cent MoS2 equivalent, 1.65 pounds MoO3 per ton)


Hole 31-07: 285.9 metres (938 feet) grading 0.10 per cent Cu, 0.061 per cent MoS2, 2.83 grams Ag per tonne (1.01 per cent Cu equivalent, 0.09 per cent MoS2 equivalent, 1.61 pounds MoO3 per ton)


Molybdenum zone


Hole 30-07: 486.5 metres (1,596 feet) grading 0.04 per cent Cu, 0.138 per cent MoS2, 1.33 grams Ag per tonne (1.81 per cent Cu equivalent, 0.16 per cent MoS2 equivalent, 2.89 pounds MoO3 per ton)


Hole 31-07: 348.7 metres (1,144 feet) grading 0.03 per cent Cu, 0.065 per cent MoS2, 0.87 gram Ag per tonne (0.94 per cent Cu equivalent, 0.083 per cent MoS2 equivalent, 1.5 pounds MoO3 per ton)

Geological logging of hole 30 indicates that the molybdenite-bearing quartz veins are thicker and the potassic alteration increasing to the south. This confirms the hypothesis produced from the 2006 3-D modelling of the metal zonations, which indicated the area drilled previously is located on the north side of a large system of which only a small part has been drilled. Geological logging and assay results from hole 30 have confirmed that the thickness and grade of the higher-grade molybdenum zone is increasing to the south. Hole 31 intersected mineralization grading between the lower-grade outer margins (northern edge) and the higher-grade southern holes exactly as was expected.

Currently Mosquito has completed the 2007 drilling program on the Cumo property and is now awaiting assay results from holes 32, 33 and 34. A total of six holes were completed for a total footage of 12,710 feet (3,874 metres).

The excellent results from hole 30 are extremely encouraging for Mosquito's long-term drilling plans for the Cumo project. The six holes completed in 2007 plus the 28 other holes on the property will be used to calculate an NI 43-101-compliant resource calculation that should confirm and possibly improve on the historical (1982) Amax resource calculation of 1.38 billion metric tonnes grading 0.092 per cent MoS2. This new resource will take into account the three different zones encountered on the property: Cu-Ag, Cu-Mo and Mo zones.

It should be noted that although the Amax resource was calculated by highly competent and professional personnel it was done prior to the implementation of NI 43-101 and an independent qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify the historical estimate as current mineral resources, the issuer is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources, and the historical estimate should not be relied upon.

[McNay]

von StockHouse.com:

If anyone knew the true potential of this company and the many projects they have, particularly the Cumo and Pinetree, they would be buying the crap out of this stock at these prices! If I had more $$, I know I would!! This stock is an easy 5-10 bagger this year and even more is anticipated when these properties are sold with the Cumo project expected to be later this year!! Just wait until the 43-101 is finished this Spring! There will be a completely new dimension of excitement generated in this market by then coupled with the next drill program slated to start on the Cumo around April. I hear the drills are back turning on the Pinetree and lots of core is still in the labs so expect a steady stream of news on drill results! There is lots going on behind the scenes with this company! Watching this market under current conditions bears a strong resemblance to trying to visualize the calm and steady waters which one can find in the center eye of a hurricane! That is where this stock is floating right now!! There is alot going on all around you, you just dont realize it yet! Sprott & Carlyle know what is getting ready to happen, the rest of the market will wake up soon!

Mal sehen wohin die Reise geht, 2008 wird für MSQ äußert spannend.

[hadesitem]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.029.059 von McNay am 12.01.08 14:22:05

ich grüße euch......ich bin auf die aktie gestoßen und weiß nicht wo ich sie ordern kann ?Wer kann mir helfen,in Berlin werden keine Stücke gehandelt und die Citibank ordert nicht an anderen Börsen....Wie komme ich an mein Glück ran?

[McNay]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.143.495 von hadesitem am 23.01.08 15:25:12

Am besten über Kanada - TSX. Berlin würde ich nicht handeln. Telefonische Orderaufgabe für Kanada machen fast alle Großbanken.

[hadesitem]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.182.199 von McNay am 26.01.08 21:31:26

alles klar ich danke für die auskunft.......ich hab mir deinen text mal übersetzt und das klingt als wäre mosquito der überflieger schlecht hin.was glaubst du wohin könnte sich der kurs mal entwickeln so in 2-3 jahren 20€....scherz bei seite aber 5,6,7, sollten doch drin sein oder?

[Pabella]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.191.908 von hadesitem am 28.01.08 16:46:03

zweistellig!!

[hadesitem]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.192.539 von Pabella am 28.01.08 17:39:09

was denkste in diesem jahr? auch schon 2 stellig

[Dantyren]

Mosquito Cons drills 610.8 m of 0.115% MoS at Cumo


2008-01-28 08:49 ET - News Release

Mr. Shaun Dykes reports

MOSQUITO RECEIVES ANOTHER EXECELLENT INTERSECTION AT THE CUMO MOLYBDENUM PROJECT HOLE 32 RETURNED 2004 FEET (610.8 METERS) GRADING 0.143% MOLYBDENITE EQUIVALENT/ 1.61% COPPER EQUIVALENT

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd.'s qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 has updated the board on the excellent results from the next holes of the 2007 diamond drill program on the Cumo property, Idaho. The exploration program is under the direction of Dr. Matt Ball, PhD, PGeo, a director and senior geologist.

Hole 32 was an inclined-bearing 190-degree hole drilled to a depth of 623.0 metres (2,044 feet). The hole was drilled from the same setup as vertical hole 28 drilled in 2006, it is designed to confirm the continuity of mineralization to the south (figure 1). Hole 32 intersected molybdenum-bearing mineralization from 12.2 metres (40 feet) to 623.0 metres (2,044 feet). The hole stopped in the mineralized zone with last sample assaying 0.097 per cent MoS2 equivalent/1.10 per cent copper equivalent. Assay results returned include:


Hole 32-07: 610.8 metres (2,004.0 feet) grading 0.115 per cent MoS2 (0.143 per cent MoS2 equivalent, 2.57 pounds MoO3 per tonne, 1.61 per cent copper equivalent);
Including 70.1 metres (230.0 feet) grading 0.168 per cent MoS2 (0.192 per cent MoS2 equivalent, 3.46 pounds MoO3 per tonne, 2.17 per cent copper equivalent);
And 3.05 metres (10.0 feet) grading 1.09 per cent MoS2 (1.131 per cent MoS2 equivalent, 20.35 pounds MoO3 per tonne, 12.77 per cent copper equivalent)/

Due to the stockwork nature of the mineralization all reported lengths can be considered true thicknesses.

The table attached lists the location and orientation of the current drill holes. All holes are being surveyed down the hole using a Reflex survey instrument.



Hole Northing Easting Elevation Dip Azimuth Length
No. feet feet feet degrees degrees feet

29-07 20,016.7 20,160.3 6,305 -70 140 2,281.7
30-07 19,531.6 20,796.4 6,206 -90 000 2,416.5
31-07 20,016.7 20,160.3 6,305 -70 045 2,104
32-07 19,480.0 20,720.3 6,316 -70 190 2,044
33-07 18,585.3 21,268.9 6,798 -90 000 2,095 suspended
34-07 18,530.5 20,343.8 6,512 -70 095 1,769 suspended

Note: Due to weather conditions (snow), holes 33 and 34 have been suspended,
Mosquito will try and complete these holes early in the 2008 program Both holes
stopped in the copper-molybdenum zone just above the main molybdenum-bearing zone.
Partial assay results for the section drilled to date will be available shortly.


Full summary of the analytical results are outlined in the table 1. Mineralization consists of copper, molybdenum, silver, rhenium and gallium. As a result of the multielement nature of the mineralization, it was decided to calculate both a copper and molybdenum equivalent for the intercepts. Both equivalents are required as the deposit is zoned as described above. See notes below table for explanation of the calculation of copper equivalent (copper equivalent), MoS2 equivalent (MoS2 equivalent). The presence of the byproduct elements gold, silver, rhenium and gallium is very significant in terms of the development of the property.

The entire core was sampled and cut in half using a diamond saw. Half the core is sent for analysis the other half has been kept and stored at the core facility located on site. Following cutting the samples are delivered directly by Mosquito personnel to ALS Chemex in Elko county, Nevada, a fully accredited analytical laboratory. They are first analyzed for 47 elements using a four-acid digestion with analysis by inductively coupled argon plasma optical mass spectrometre (ICP-MS). Copper- and molybdenum-bearing samples are then checked by using a larger five-gram sample and analyzed using pressed powder pellet X-Ray fluorescence spectroscopy (XRF). In addition duplicates, blanks and standards are analyzed to ensure analytical accuracy and reproducibility. All rejects are being kept for further analysis and for use in metallurgical testing.

As with previous holes, the drilling has confirmed the presence of three distinct metal zones within the deposit. This zonation was not recognized by the previous operators. The zones consist of a copper-silver upper zone, a transitional copper-molybdenum zone and a lower molybdenum zone. Grades from the new drilling are as follows:

Copper-silver: Hole 32-07: 24.38 metres (80 feet) grading 0.10 per cent copper, 0.017 per cent Mos2, 2.57 grams of silver per tonne (0.54 per cent copper equivalent, 0.048 per cent MoS2 equivalent and 0.86 pound MoO3 per tonne).

Copper-molybdenum zone: Hole 32-07: 201.17 metres (660 feet) grading 0.13 per cent copper, 0.108 per cent Mos2, 3.27 grams of silver per tonne (1.59 per cent copper equivalent, 0.141 per cent MoS2 equivalent and 2.53 pounds MoO3 per tonne).

Molybdenum zone: Hole 32-07: 397.46 metres (1304.0 feet) grading 0.07 per cent copper, 0.121 per cent Mos2, 1.94 grams of silver per tonne (1.65 per cent copper equivalent, 0.146 per cent MoS2 equivalent and 2.63 pounds MoO3 per tonne).

All drill holes from the 2007 program have been logged and the work has confirmed the hypothesis produced from the 2006 3-D modelling of the metal zonations, which indicated the area drilled previously is located on the north side of a large system of which only a small part has been drilled. Holes 29, 30 and 32 are the most southern holes that intersected the complete mineralized zone and all three holes show thicker molybdenite-bearing veins, increasing potassic alteration and increasing grades. Seventy-six (76) out of the 670 (10-foot samples) from holes 29, 30 and 32 assayed greater than 0.2 per cent Mos2 in the area of these thicker veins, including the highest grade on the property encountered to date in hole 32 with 3.05 metres (10.0 feet) grading 1.09 per cent MoS2. Compare this with the results from the next set of holes(19,10,28,15) located approximately 500 feet north which returned 36 out of 660 samples over 0.2 per cent MoS2, and the increase in grade can easily be demonstrated. Mosquito intends to continue following the thick (over 2,000 feet) mineralized system to the south, during the 2008 program, using 1,000- to 1,500-foot step-out holes, such that by the end of the 2008 program the full potential size of the CUMO project is determined.

Work by AMAX although excellent, stopped prior to fully exploring the entire system. As such the 1981 AMAX resource calculation did not take into account the higher grade areas encountered in holes 29, 30 and 32.

The six holes completed in 2007 plus the 28 other holes on the property will be used to calculate a 43-101-compliant resource calculation that should confirm and possibly improve on the historic (1982) Amax resource calculation of 1.38 billion metric tonnes grading 0.092 per cent MoS2. This new resource will take into account the three different zones encountered on the property: Cu-Ag; Cu-Mo; and Mo zones -- and the higher grades intercepted in holes 29, 30 and 32. Information on the data to be used in the 2008 43- 101 resource calculation will be made available shortly

It should be noted that although the Amax resource was calculated by highly competent and professional personnel it was done prior to the implementation of NI 43-101 and an independent qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify the historical estimate as current mineral resources, the issuer is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources and the historical estimate should not be relied upon.

Shaun Dykes, MSc, Eng, PGeo, exploration manager and director of Mosquito, is the designated qualified person for the Cumo project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

[hadesitem]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.220.470 von Dantyren am 30.01.08 22:19:28

ich grüße euch.....hier ist wirklich nicht viel los,aber es gibt news bei moskito: February 04, 2008
Mosquito Starts 43-101 Resource Calculation On Cumo Molybdenum Project

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito and Mosquito's qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 has informed the board that Giroux Consultants of Vancouver BC has been contracted to perform a 43-101 resource calculation for the Cumo Molybdenum project. Giroux Consultants are very experienced in calculating large scale resource calculations having calculated resources for properties such as Davidson, BC (Thompson
Creek) , Galore Creek (Novagold), Gibraltar (Boliden), and Petaquilla (Adrian Resources).

Data to be used in the calculation will consist of 4,110 samples (mainly 10 foot samples) in 34 drill holes completed by AMAX and Mosquito, a total of 206 density measurements (average 12.3 cu ft /ton), all check assays including blanks, standards, pulp reruns, resplits and inter laboratory checks, and 3D models for topography, faults and metal zones.

A block model consisting of 50 foot cubes on benches ranging at 50 foot intervals between 3600 foot and 6500 foot elevation has been produced. The model was created by placing a rectangle around the metal zonation model built in early 2007 in and around the area that has been drilled (Figure 1). The resulting rectangle is 6,950 feet in an east-west direction and 5,350 feet in the north south.

For each 50 foot block, on each of the benches; the % below the topographic surface, the % within each of two fault blocks, and the % of each of the three metal zones (Cu-Ag, Cu-Mo and Mo) have been assigned. Two fault blocks have been used that may effect the resource calculation. The vertical offset between fault block 1 and fault block 2 is 500 feet down on the east side.

Figure 1 shows current drill hole locations and 1000 ft radius polygons. This gives an indication of the area currently under investigation.

A geological volume and tonnage for each zone for blocks below topography has been produced using the average density 12.3 cu feet/ton, as summarized below:

Cu_Ag zone 27.32 billion cu ft or 2,688,113,736 tons
Cu_Mo zone 26.40 billion cu ft or 2,598,251,692 tons
Mo zone 19.61 billion cu ft or 1,930,022,827 tons
-----------------------------------------------------
TOTAL 73.33 billion cu ft or 7,216,388,255 tons

It should be emphasized that the above tonnages represent a volume of geological material not a resource estimate and should not be misconstrued as such. Tonnage is used only to give an idea of the volumes involved in the calculation and only a portion of the above 7.2 billion tons will be calculated in the current resource estimate. The number of blocks and thus the tonnage actually calculated will depend on the results of the geostatistical analysis produced by Giroux Consultants, which will indicate what parameters are used to calculate the geological resource.

The results of the resource calculation will be used to control the 2008 drill program such that areas of the geological block model, which do not make it into the resource calculation, will be targeted for drilling.

In other news, the metallurgical testing program is well underway. A total of 115 - ¼ core samples divided into 3 metals zones, (25 samples from Cu-Ag, 41 samples from Cu-Mo and 49 samples from Mo zone) were selected, cut and delivered to SGS Mineral Services, Vancouver just before Christmas break and work started January 7, 2008. Work is estimated to take 12 to 14 weeks to complete.

Drilling is scheduled to resume on the Cumo Molybdenum project around the middle of April 2008 with a minimum of four (4) drill rigs on the property. The drilling will begin under the existing permit while the new 5 year exploration permit is being processed.

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the Cumo Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

On Behalf of the Board
MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LTD.

Brian McClay
President

nur eins mein englisch ist zu schlecht wer lust und laune hat kann ja eine sinngemäße übersetzung reinstellen

[McNay]

February 11, 2008
Mosquito Drills Significant Intersection At Pine Tree
Including 335.9 Meters (1102 Feet) Grading 0.101% Molybdenite Equivalent/ 1.14%

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Director of Mosquito and Mosquito's qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 has updated the Board of Directors on the excellent results from PT07-12 of the 2007 diamond drill program on the Pine Tree Property near Mina, Nevada.

PT07-12, located 154.2 meters (506 feet) northeast and 14.6 meters (48 feet) lower than hole PT07-11, was completed to a depth of 722.8 meters (2371.5 feet). It was designed to continue following the thick molybdenum bearing zone intersected in Hole PT06-11 to the north. The drill intersected a similar section of Molybdenum bearing mineralization and associated intrusive quartz feldspar porphyry as seen in hole PT07-11, confirming the geological model of increasing grade and thickness to the north and east.
Assay results returned include

395.9 meters (1299.0 feet) grading 1.01% Cu Eq. (0.090% MoS2 eq., 1.61 lbs MoO3/T)

or
335.9 meters (1102.0 feet) grading 1.14% Cu Eq. (0.101% MoS2 eq., 1.81 lbs MoO3/T)

Including 144.5 meters (474.0 feet) grading 1.50% Cu Eq. (0.132% MoS2 eq., 2.38 lbs MoO3/T)

Hole PT07-11 intersected (see press release dated July 10 2007)

383.9 meters (1259.5 feet) grading 1.01% Cu Eq. (0.090% MoS2 eq., 1.61 lbs MoO3/T)
Including 113.4 meters (372.0 feet) grading 1.72% Cu Eq. (0.152% MoS2 eq., 2.73 lbs MoO3/T)

As can be seen the intersection in hole PT07-12 is slightly thicker and similar in grade to the previous hole PT07-11.

The table below lists the location and orientation of the 2007-8 diamond drill holes that have been completed or are currently drilling. All holes have been surveyed down the hole using a Flex-It survey instrument.

Hole


Northing


Easting


Elevation


dip


azimuth


Length

Number


feet


feet


feet


degrees


degrees


feet

PT07-11


101,774


199,734


7436


-90


000


2009

PT07-12


102,196


199,651


7388


-70


026


2371.5

PT07-13


103,622


199,311


6721


-70


177


1028 abandoned

PT07-14


103,637


199,310


6723


-70


098


1183.5 still drilling

PT07-15


101,281


199,970


7486


-70


066


1327

PT08-16


101,777


199,738


7436


-70


000


To be drilled

PT08-17


102,196


199,651


7388


-70


000


506 still drilling


Full summary of the analytical results are outlined in Table 1. Mineralization consists of copper, molybdenum, gold, silver, rhenium, indium and gallium. As a result of the multi-element nature of the mineralization, it was decided to calculate both a copper and molybdenum equivalent for the intercepts. Both equivalents are required as the deposit is zoned as described above. See notes below table for explanation of the calculation of copper equivalent (Cu Equiv.), MoS2 equivalent (MoS2 Equiv.). The presence of the by-product elements gold, silver, rhenium, indium and gallium is very significant in terms of the development of the property.

Almost the entire core was sampled and cut in half using a diamond saw. Half the core is sent for analysis with the other half being kept and stored at the core facility located on site. Following cutting the samples are delivered directly by Mosquito personnel to ALS Chemex in Reno, a fully accredited analytical laboratory. They are first analyzed for 47 elements using a four(4) acid digestion with analysis by Inductively Coupled Argon Plasma Optical Mass Spectrometer (ICP-MS) and for gold using a 50 gram fire assay with an Atomic Absorption(AA) finish. Copper and Molybdenum bearing samples are then checked by using a larger 5 gram sample and analyzed using a pressed power pellet X-Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy (XRF). In addition duplicates, blanks, and standards are analyzed to ensure analytical accuracy and reproducibility. All rejects are being kept for further analysis and for use in metallurgical testing. Results from the quality control and assurance analytical program all show the results to be accurate and reproducible. With variations between the original and check assay samples in the +/- 5% range which is quite acceptable.

Hole PT07-13 and PT07-14 are located approximately 1500 feet north of hole PT07-12. PT07-13 was abandoned, due to drilling difficulties, at 1028 feet still above the mineralized zone. Hole PT07-14 is currently at 1183.5 feet and due to road conditions will start drilling once weather improves. Hole PT07-15, drilled east from the site of Hole PT06-10, has been completed to a depth of 1327 feet and intersected molybdenum bearing mineralization from 502 feet to 1234 feet before entering the basal thrust. This is a similar thickness to hole PT07-10, which intersected 234.1 meters (768 feet) grading 0.92% Cu Eq. (0.082% MoS2 eq., 1.47 lbs MoO3/T). Samples are currently at the lab awaiting assays.

Two diamond drills and one reverse circulation drill are currently on site at Pine Tree with one rig drilling east on Hole PT08-17 from the same site as Hole PT07-12 and the second rig being setup on the lower road at site PT08-18. Hole PT08-16 had problems with the setup and will be drilled later.

Figure 1 shows a plan view of the zone and the drill holes. Figure 2 shows a longitudinal and a cross section. Exploration began at the southern end of the zone around the old adits and is slowly migrating northward following the trend of increasing alteration and mineralization.

The 2008 exploration program will consist of up to 21 diamond and approximately 40 Reverse circulation holes, which when completed will be used to produce a 43-101 compliant resource calculation in the fall of 2008.

For core pictures and up to date descriptions of work, please visit Mosquito's web site at www.mosquitogold.com.

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the Pine Tree Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.
On Behalf of the Board

[McNay]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.357.953 von McNay am 13.02.08 18:26:17

Anmerkung, in der News sind noch einige Tabellen dabei, welche ich nicht mit kopiert habe. (siehe Website)

[Pabella]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.357.953 von McNay am 13.02.08 18:26:17

http://www.mosquitogold.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=2860…

[Pabella]

Hier kommt langsam Volumen rein:

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[saltamonte]

here we go...
das nenn ich mal ne richtig "fette" resource



The NI 43-101 calculation confirms that the CUMO deposit contains:

2.89 billion pounds of molybdenum oxide(MoO3),
3.41 billion lbs of Copper (Cu),
149.8 million ounces of silver (Ag) and
185.3 million lbs of tungsten(W)


ps: news kam vor ca. einer stunde raus

[McNay]

saltamonte hat für mich noch 2 wichtige Stellen unterschlagen :

it should be noted, Mosquito's assay results also indicate the presence of significant quantities of Rhenium and Gallium, which due to the lack of historical assays could not be estimated at this time.

CUMO has an excellent configuration for very low cost open-pit mining. The thick mineralization is very continuous with almost no internal waste and is persistent over a broad area measuring 2 km by 3 km. Mineralization begins right at the bedrock surface which is covered only by a thin layer of overburden and broken rock ranging from 4 to 20 meters thick, indicating the deposit will have an unusually low strip ratio. The deposit is currently 500-600 meters thick and open to the south, east and west.

Jahreshoch ist nicht mehr fern

[McNay]

MOSQUITO COMPLETES NI 43-101 RESOURCE ON CUMO DEPOSIT OF 2.89 BILLION POUNDS OF MOLYDENUM OXIDE, 3.41 BILLION POUNDS OF COPPER AND 149.8 MILLION OUNCES OF SILVER

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo, Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito and Mosquito's qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 is pleased to report the results of a new 43-101 compliant independent mineral resource estimate for the CUMO porphyry molybdenum-copper deposit located in Idaho. Giroux Consulting, an independent, internationally recognized mineral industry consultant, calculated the estimate. Results are a significant improvement on the historic resource originally calculated in 1981 by AMAX and covers only a portion of the mineralizing system identified to date.

The NI 43-101 calculation confirms that the CUMO deposit contains:

* 2.89 billion pounds of molybdenum oxide(MoO3),
* 3.41 billion lbs of Copper (Cu),
* 149.8 million ounces of silver (Ag) and
* 185.3 million lbs of tungsten(W)

within an inferred Mineral Resource of 2.01 billion tons(1.83 billion metric tons).

The 2.01 billion ton mineral resource is divided into two components based on cutoff grades:

zone cutoff tons MoS2 Cu MoS2 Cu Ag W
grade millions Equiv. % Equiv. % % % ppm ppm

Cu-Ag 0.1% Cu 292.9 0.049 0.55 0.016 0.14 3.50 36
Cumo& Mo 0.04% MoS2 1,720.0 0.122 1.38 0.091 0.08 2.37 47.7

For calculation of Cu Equiv. and MoS2 equiv. see description at end of Table 1

It should be noted, Mosquito's assay results also indicate the presence of significant quantities of Rhenium and Gallium, which due to the lack of historical assays could not be estimated at this time.

Importantly, the Giroux estimate also shows the presence of higher grade resources in the main Cu-Mo and Mo zones:

zone cutoff tons MoS2 Cu MoS2 Cu Ag W
grade millions Equiv. % Equiv. % % % ppm ppm

Cumo & Mo 0.09% MoS2 757.6 0.152 1.71 0.122 0.06 2.19 47.1

These higher-grade resources will potentially facilitate rapid recovery of capital costs during the early years of a possible large-scale mining operation.

Giroux Consultants were chosen to complete the 43-101 compliant resource estimate at Cumo, because of their extensive work on large tonnage open pit and underground accessible primary molybdenum projects throughout the world. A technical report detailing the resource estimate will be filed on SEDAR within the next 45 days. The specific breakdown of Inferred Mineral Resources for the CUMO deposit above varying cut-off grades is tabulated in Table 1.

Giroux's estimate is based on drill core assay results from 4,959.2 meters (16,270.2 feet) of drilling in 8 holes completed by Mosquito in 2006 and 2007 and 10,980.7 meters (36,025.8 feet) in 22 diamond drill holes completed by AMAX between 1971 and 1981. Due to mineral zonation the deposit was split into three mineral zones: a Cu-Ag zone near surface grading downward into a Cu-Mo zone and finally into a Mo zone. Cu and silver were highest within the Cu-Ag and Cu-Mo Domains while MoS2 and W were highest in the Cu-Mo and Mo domains. The grade distribution for each variable was examined in each zone with erratic high grades capped. Uniform 20 ft. composites were formed that honored the boundaries of the 3 grade zones. Semi variograms were run for each variable and isotropic models were fit to the data. Grades for each variable were interpolated into 50 x 50 x 50 ft. blocks by ordinary kriging. Specific gravities were obtained from drill core and average values were applied to each domain.

Mosquito has substantiated that the CUMO resource consists of about 20% of a much larger mineralized system covered by the property (also confirmed by AMAX in 1981). This is also confirmed by Giroux's resource calculation in that the current geological block model comprising approximately 50% of the mineralizing system has a total of 264,510 blocks in the Cu-Ag zone, 255,668 in the Cu-Mo and 189,914 in the Mo zones. Giroux calculated 71,218 blocks (27%) in Cu -Ag, 106,344 blocks (42%) in Cu-Mo and 98,532 blocks (52%) in the MO zone for a total of 39 % of the blocks in the geologic model or 19.5% of mineralized system. A large portion of the 2008 drill program will be focused on drilling in the areas of the uncalculated blocks. (see attached figure)

Cumo is favorably located in southwestern Idaho in an extensively logged, historic gold placer and lode mining area, readily accessible from nearby major centers of Idaho City and Boise.

Mineralization consists of copper, molybdenum, silver, tungsten, rhenium and gallium. As a result of the multi-element nature of the mineralization, Mosquito decided to include both a copper and molybdenum equivalent for the resource table. Both equivalents are required as the deposit is zoned as described in previous press releases and in the resource tables. See notes below table for explanation of the calculation of copper equivalent (Cu Equiv.), MoS2 equivalent (MoS2 Equiv.). The presence of the by-product elements copper, silver, tungsten, rhenium, and gallium are very significant in terms of the development of the property.

CUMO has an excellent configuration for very low cost open-pit mining. The thick mineralization is very continuous with almost no internal waste and is persistent over a broad area measuring 2 km by 3 km. Mineralization begins right at the bedrock surface which is covered only by a thin layer of overburden and broken rock ranging from 4 to 20 meters thick, indicating the deposit will have an unusually low strip ratio. The deposit is currently 500-600 meters thick and open to the south, east and west.

Immediate plans for the CUMO deposit are, to develop the drill parameters for definition of measured and indicated resources, complete the ongoing metallurgical test work, complete the environmental assessment for the drilling permit, continue drilling to define the full extent of the deposit and expand the higher grade zone encountered in the 2007 southernmost drilling, complete a preliminary sizing/scoping study that will facilitate the start of environmental base line measurements for the mine permitting process and collect engineering data for specific mine, mill and infrastructure design.

Dr. Matt Ball, Ph.D., P.Geo., a qualified Person (NI 43-101) , a Director and Senior Geologist of Mosquito is supervising the exploration program at CUMO, including the quality control and assurance program. Logging and sampling is completed at Mosquito's secure facility at Garden Valley, Idaho. The entire HQ diameter core was sampled and cut in half using a diamond saw. Half the core is sent for analysis, the other half has been kept and stored at the core facility. Following cutting the samples are delivered directly by Mosquito personnel to ALS Chemex in Elko, Nevada, a fully accredited analytical laboratory. They are first analyzed for 47 elements using a four (4) acid digestion with analysis by Inductively Coupled Argon Plasma Optical Mass Spectrometer (ICP-MS). Copper and Molybdenum bearing samples are then checked by using a larger 5 gram sample and analyzed using pressed powder pellet X-Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy (XRF). In addition duplicates, blanks, and standards are analyzed to ensure analytical accuracy and reproducibility. All rejects are being kept for further analysis and for use in metallurgical testing.

Drill hole location maps, an outline of the CUMO deposit and mineralized zone, and a complete tabulation of significant intersections from the CUMO drill programs to date may be found on Mosquito's web site at www.mosquitogold.com. Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the Cumo Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

On Behalf of the Board

MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LTD.

Brian McClay

President

THIS NEWS RELEASE WAS PREPARED BY MANAGEMENT WHO TAKES FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR ITS CONTENTS. THE TSX-VENTURE EXCHANGE DOES NOT ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ADEQUACY OR ACCURACY OF THIS RELEASE.


TABLE 1 2008 INFERRED RESOURCE ESTIMATE FOR CUMO (AFTER GIROUX 2008)

Cutoff Tons > Cutoff Grade > Cutoff Contained Contained Contained Contained MoS2 Cu
Cu (Short tons) MoS2 Cu (%) Ag W Million Million Million Million Equiv Equiv
% % % ppm ppm lbs MoO3 lbs Cu ozs AG lbs W % %

0.10 292,900,000 0.016 0.14 3.50 36.0 84.3 826.00 29.93 21.11 0.049 0.55
0.12 173,300,000 0.014 0.16 3.96 38.0 43.6 568.40 20.04 13.18 0.050 0.56
0.14 107,300,000 0.014 0.19 4.36 41.0 27.0 397.00 13.66 8.81 0.054 0.60
0.16 71,100,000 0.013 0.20 4.61 43.0 16.6 290.10 9.57 6.12 0.055 0.62
0.18 44,500,000 0.013 0.23 4.91 45.0 10.4 200.30 6.38 4.01 0.059 0.66
0.20 30,800,000 0.013 0.24 5.09 49.0 7.20 149.70 4.58 3.02 0.062 0.70
0.22 24,000,000 0.013 0.25 5.12 50.0 5.60 121.00 3.59 2.40 0.064 0.71

COPPER-MOLYBDENUM ZONE (CU-MO)

Cutoff Tons > Cutoff Grade > Cutoff Contained Contained Contained Contained MoS2 Cu
Cu (Short tons) MoS2 Cu (%) Ag W Million Million Million Million Equiv Equiv
% % % ppm ppm lbs MoO3 lbs Cu ozs AG lbs W % %

0.01 972,900,000 0.067 0.113 3.28 49.0 1,172.3 2,198.80 93.2 95.4 0.103 1.16
0.02 959,200,000 0.068 0.113 3.30 50.0 1,173.1 2,167.80 92.4 96.0 0.105 1.18
0.03 901,200,000 0.071 0.114 3.33 50.0 1,150.7 2,054.70 87.6 90.2 0.108 1.21
0.04 788,200,000 0.076 0.115 3.26 52.0 1,077.3 1,812.90 75.0 82.1 0.114 1.28
0.05 650,200,000 0.082 0.115 3.19 53.0 958.9 1,495.50 60.6 69.0 0.120 1.35
0.06 505,400,000 0.090 0.116 3.21 54.0 818.0 1,172.50 47.4 54.6 0.129 1.45
0.07 371,100,000 0.099 0.115 3.27 54.0 660.7 853.50 35.4 40.1 0.138 1.55
0.08 284,300,000 0.107 0.115 3.35 53.0 547.1 653.90 27.8 30.2 0.146 1.64
0.09 205,600,000 0.116 0.115 3.45 53.0 428.9 472.90 20.7 21.8 0.155 1.74
0.1 137,700,000 0.127 0.115 3.61 53.0 314.5 316.70 14.5 14.6 0.166 1.86
0.11 103,000,000 0.134 0.113 3.70 52.0 248.2 232.80 11.1 10.7 0.172 1.93
0.12 76,100,000 0.141 0.112 3.73 49.0 193.0 170.50 8.3 7.8 0.179 2.01

TABLE 1 2008 INFERRED RESOURCE ESTIMATE FOR CUMO (AFTER GIROUX 2008) (CONTINUED)
MOLYBDENUM ZONE (MO)

Cutoff Tons > Cutoff Grade > Cutoff Contained Contained Contained Contained MoS2 Cu
Cu (Short tons) MoS2 Cu (%) Ag W Million Million Million Million Equiv Equiv
% % % ppm ppm lbs MoO3 lbs Cu ozs AG lbs W % %

0.01 945,500,000 0.102 0.042 1.61 43.0 1,734.4 794.2 44.4 81.4 0.128 1.44
0.02 945,400,000 0.102 0.042 1.61 43.0 1,734.3 794.1 44.4 81.4 0.128 1.44
0.03 942,400,000 0.102 0.042 1.61 43.0 1,728.8 791.6 44.3 81.1 0.128 1.44
0.04 932,100,000 0.103 0.042 1.61 44.0 1,726.6 783 43.8 82.1 0.129 1.45
0.05 913,700,000 0.104 0.041 1.60 44.0 1,709.0 749.2 42.7 80.5 0.130 1.46
0.06 868,000,000 0.106 0.041 1.58 44.0 1,654.7 711.8 40.0 76.5 0.132 1.49
0.07 788,100,000 0.111 0.041 1.57 44.0 1,573.3 646.2 36.1 69.4 0.137 1.54
0.08 659,500,000 0.118 0.041 1.57 44.0 1,399.6 540.8 30.2 58.1 0.144 1.62
0.09 552,000,000 0.124 0.042 1.56 45.0 1,231.0 463.7 25.1 49.7 0.151 1.70
0.1 444,200,000 0.131 0.042 1.55 46.0 1,046.5 373.1 20.1 40.9 0.158 1.78
0.11 366,100,000 0.137 0.041 1.53 46.0 902.0 300.2 16.4 33.7 0.164 1.85
0.12 274,400,000 0.145 0.042 1.55 46.0 715.6 230.5 12.4 25.3 0.172 1.94

CUMO CU-MO AND MO COMBINED ZONES

Cutoff Tons > Cutoff Grade > Cutoff Contained Contained Contained Contained MoS2 Cu
Cu (Short tons) MoS2 Cu (%) Ag W Million Million Million Million Equiv Equiv
% % % ppm ppm lbs MoO3 lbs Cu ozs AG lbs W % %

0.01 1,918,400,000 0.084 0.078 2.46 46.0 2,906.8 2993.0 137.6 176.8 0.115 1.30
0.02 1,904,600,000 0.085 0.078 2.46 46.5 2,907.3 2961.9 136.9 177.4 0.116 1.31
0.03 1,843,600,000 0.087 0.077 2.45 46.4 2,879.5 2846.4 131.9 171.3 0.118 1.33
0.04 1,720,300,000 0.091 0.075 2.37 47.7 2,804.0 2595.8 118.8 164.2 0.122 1.38
0.05 1,563,900,000 0.095 0.072 2.26 47.7 2,667.8 2244.7 103.3 149.5 0.126 1.42
0.06 1,373,400,000 0.100 0.069 2.18 47.7 2,472.8 1884.3 87.4 131.1 0.131 1.47
0.07 1,159,200,000 0.107 0.065 2.11 47.2 2,234.0 1499.8 71.6 109.5 0.138 1.55
0.08 943,800,000 0.115 0.063 2.11 46.7 1,946.7 1194.7 58.0 88.3 0.145 1.63
0.09 757,600,000 0.122 0.062 2.07 47.2 1,659.9 936.6 45.9 71.5 0.152 1.71
0.1 581,900,000 0.130 0.059 2.04 47.7 1,361.0 689.8 34.6 55.5 0.160 1.80
0.11 469,100,000 0.136 0.057 2.01 47.3 1,150.2 533.0 27.5 44.4 0.166 1.87
0.12 350,500,000 0.144 0.057 2.02 47.1 908.5 401.0 20.7 33.0 0.174 1.95

Notes: Copper equivalent (Cu. Equiv.) and Molybdenite Equiv. (MoS2 Equiv.) are based on the following metal prices(all in US$):
Copper $2.00/lb, Molybdenum Oxide ($25/lb), Silver $0.32/gram and Tungsten $0.22/gram.($14,000 per ton)
Other factors include 1% = 20 pounds; 1 ppm = 1 gm/T; 1000 ppb =1 ppm = 1 gm/T.
Molybdenum is sold as either ferro-molybdenite or molybdenum oxide.
The price used is $25 per pound Molybdenum oxide.
To obtain the amount of Molybdenum oxide that can be produced from MoS2, the following is required:
convert MoS2 to Mo by dividing MoS2 by 1.6681 then convert to MoO3 (Molybdenum Oxide) by multiplying by 1.5.
Therefore the amount of molybdenum oxide is pounds MoS2 times 1.5 / 1.6681.
Metallurgical recoveries and net smelter returns are assumed to be 100%
Formulas :
Cu. Equiv. = ((cu* 20*$)+((MoS2*20*(1.5/1.6681)*$(MoO3))+(Ag*$)+(W*$))/ $(copper)
MoS2. Equiv. = ((cu* 20*$)+((MoS2*20*(1.5/1.6681)*$(MoO3))+(Ag*$)+(W*$))/ ((1.6681/1.5)* $(MoO3))

Mineral Resources do not have demonstrated economic viability.

An Inferred Mineral Resource is that part of a mineral resource for which quantity and grade can be estimated, on the basis of geological evidence and limited sampling and reasonably assumed geological and grade continuity.

[Pabella]

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[Pabella]

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[Popeye82]

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[hadesitem]

ich grüße euch....mein englisch ist zu schlecht wer lust hat kann mal stichpunkthaltig übersetzen
ich danke im voraus

[Topwert]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.606.221 von hadesitem am 11.03.08 11:36:46

Wichtig ist dieses hier:

The NI 43-101 calculation confirms that the CUMO deposit contains:

* 2.89 billion pounds of molybdenum oxide(MoO3),
* 3.41 billion lbs of Copper (Cu),
* 149.8 million ounces of silver (Ag) and
* 185.3 million lbs of tungsten(W)

Gigantisch! Die Molyzahlen basieren zwar auf Molyoxidangaben, aber nichts desto trotz ist das Potenzial dieser Polymetallliegenschaft beachtlich! Zeigt mir ein anderes Unternehmen, das mit solchen Zahlen aufwarten kann.

Zudem Cumo nur eines von vielen anderen First Class Projekten des Unternehmens ist, die alle in geopolitisch sicheren Gegenden liegen, somit keinerlei politisches Länderrisiko aufweisen.

Passend dazu ist auch die Shareholderstruktur mit einer Vielzahl strategischer Investoren an Board, die ihre Shares so fest halten dürften, damit man ihnen die Finger brechen müsste, um sie ihnen abzunehmen.

Bin seit einiger Zeit schon hier dabei und nach den zuletzt veröffentlichen Zahlen dürfte MSQ endlich aus ihrem Winterschlaf erwachen.

Diese Company ist ein Longinvestment. Werde mich daher nicht allzu oft hier melden.

Grüße,
Topwert

[Friesdorf]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.668.397 von Topwert am 18.03.08 09:31:44

Diese Company ist ein Longinvestment. Werde mich daher nicht allzu oft hier melden

Schön, dass Du es tust, noch besser Dich hier investiert zu wissen.

LG Friesdorf

[Panem]

Es ist überaus interessant, dass weder hier noch im Stockhouse, noch sonst irgendwo der wirklich außergewöhnliche Fakt dieses Wertes bisher entdeckt wurde. Und es beruhigt mich auch ungemein, dass selbst Mike, mit dem ich vor ein paar Monaten einmal ausführlicher über den Wert diskutiert habe, absolut keine Ahnung hatte, was hier so geradezu fantastisch ist. Insofern dürfte der Winterschlaf gerne noch ein paar Monate weiter gehen.

[hadesitem]

aber warum wurde diese aktie noch nicht entdeckt.....??? was verbirgt sich dahinter für eine strategie?

[McNay]

Mosquito Cumo resources at 284 million t of 0.107% MoS2

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 33,815,127
Last Close 4/15/2008 $1.65
Wednesday April 16 2008 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO FILES CUMO NI 43-101, ANNOUNCES 1.1 BILLION TONS OF HIGHER-GRADE MULTI-ELEMENT MINERALIZATION

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has received the completed National Instrument 43-101 technical report on its Idaho-based Cumo molybdenum-copper project. It has been filed with SEDAR.

Detailed examination of the 43-101 report, prepared by Giroux Consultants, an independent, internationally recognized mineral industry consultant, and of individual blocks comprising the resource, have shown that the Cumo project contains over one billion tons of higher-grade open-pit accessible multielement resources. As a result of this new information, Mosquito has decided to concentrate on expanding the higher-grade areas of the individual metal zones.

"Cumo has 1.1 billion tons of open-pit accessible multielement mineralization in higher-grade zones," said Mosquito president Brian McClay. "This includes 2.1 billion pounds of 'moly' (molybdenum oxide), 1.4 billion pounds of copper, 68 million ounces of silver and 102 million pounds of tungsten. Cumo is a company maker and we expect to develop the project significantly further during 2008."

TONNAGE AND GRADE CONTAINED IN HIGHER-GRADE ZONESCut-off Tons MoS2 Cu MoS2 Cu Ag Wgrade (millions) equiv. % equiv. % % % ppm ppmCopper-silver zone0.2 per cent Cu 30.8 0.062 0.70 0.013 0.24 5.09 49.0Copper-molybdenum zone0.08 per cent MoS2 284.3 0.146 1.64 0.107 0.115 3.35 53.0Molybdenum zone0.07 per cent MoS2 788.1 0.137 1.54 0.111 0.041 1.57 44.0

The combined value of these three higher-grade zones is 1.103 billion tons of material consisting of:

* 2.127 billion pounds of molybdenum oxide (current price $33.70 per pound);
* 1.449 billion pounds of copper (current price $3.90 per pound);
* 68 million ounces of silver (current price $17 per ounce);
* 102 million pounds of tungsten (current price $17 per pound).

Significant quantities of the valuable high-tech metals rhenium and gallium -- byproduct metals associated with copper and molybdenum mineralization -- have also been identified. Due to the lack of historical assays, these metals have not been included in the calculations.

Mosquito is deploying five drills to the Cumo property from its wholly owned subsidiary, Kirkness Drilling, with operations to commence during the first week of May. In a strategy geared to both short-term and long-term results, the company will dedicate three drills to expanding the Cumo resource, which presently consists of just 20 per cent of a much larger mineralized system covered by the property, and two drills to delineating the edges of the mineralized zone.

"Our main objective for additional drilling is to expand the identified resource and convert its inferred mineral resources to indicated and measured. Concurrently, we also want to determine the overall size of the Cumo resource by drilling at or near the edges of the mineralized zone," stated Shaun Dykes, exploration manager and director of Mosquito.

In addition to drilling operations, Mosquito is commencing engineering studies on designated mill, waste dump and tailings sites. Economic analysis of potential open-pit scenarios is also being conducted. A metallurgical study of a one-ton sample from Cumo is currently under way with results expected by end of May.

Mr. Dykes, MSc (Eng), PGeo, is the designated qualified person for the Cumo project and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

[Dantyren]

Short History
Symbol Report Date Volume Change
MSQ - V 2008-04-15 177,900 28,900

MSQ - V 2008-03-31 149,000 -10,800

MSQ - V 2008-03-15 159,800 28,000

MSQ - V 2008-02-29 131,800 74,000

[daWotan]

also ich weiß nicht ob son winterschlaf so tol ist, schließlich will amn ja n bissel Geld mit dem Papierchen verdienen oder und wenn nun mal keiner des Ding kauft, weil es eben keiner kennt, dann keine Nachfrage=keine steigenden Kurse..

[Pabella]

Mosquito Cons to take part in SMH market program


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 34,314,827
Last Close 5/16/2008 $1.90
Tuesday May 20 2008 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LIMITED ANNOUNCES AGREEMENT WITH SMH CAPITAL INC.

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has entered into a formal agreement with SMH Capital Inc., the broker-dealer subsidiary of Sanders Morris Harris Group, to participate in the SMH Capital market and liquidity services program designed to provide high-quality, small-cap companies with access to a broader potential investor base.

Mosquito, an exploration mining company, is among the first corporations to benefit from the new SMH Capital program which will provide in-depth communication with the investment community, trading monitoring, capital-markets advice, in-depth qualitative reports and monitor Mosquito's shareholder base.

The relationship with SMH Capital will be incorporated into a program of investor awareness and project financing of the portfolio of properties currently under development by Mosquito.

© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

[Pabella]

Mosquito begins 2008 drilling program at Cumo


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 34,816,627
Last Close 6/6/2008 $1.75
Monday June 09 2008 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO COMMENCES 2008 DRILLING PROGRAM WITH CUMO PROJECT

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd.'s Cumo drilling program for 2008 has commenced. Two diamond drills arrived at the property last week and two holes have been collared. Hole 08-35 has already achieved a depth of 800 feet and drilling of hole 08-36 has started.

Mosquito is deploying five drills from its wholly owned subsidiary, Kirkness Drilling, to the Cumo site, one of the world's largest molybdenum deposits. In an aggressive strategy designed to obtain both short-term and long-term results, the company is dedicating three drills to expanding the Cumo resource, which presently consists of just 20 per cent of a much larger mineralized system covered by the property, and two drills to delineate the edges of the mineralized zone.

The 2008 drilling program will also further prove and expand the higher-grade individual metal zone areas of the Cumo resource. These higher-grade multielement resources were announced in Stockwatch in the company's April 16, 2008, press release and consist of 1.103 billion tonnes containing 2.127 billion pounds of molybdenum oxide, 1.449 billion pounds of copper, 68 million ounces of silver and 102 million pounds of tungsten. Significant quantities of the valuable high-tech metals, rhenium and gallium, byproduct metals associated with copper and molybdenum mineralization, have also been identified.

"We are pleased to have commenced our 2008 drilling program on Cumo. By expanding both the total resource and the higher-grade areas, we will significantly increase the value of the Cumo project for our shareholders. We look forward to reporting on drilling results throughout the rest of the year," commented Shaun Dykes, exploration manager of Mosquito.

Mr. Dykes, MSc (Eng), PGeo, exploration manager and director of Mosquito, is the designated qualified person for the Cumo project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

[Dantyren]

Mosquito gets better-than-expected results at Cumo


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 34,816,627
Last Close 6/16/2008 $1.83
Tuesday June 17 2008 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO RECEIVES EXCELLENT PRELIMINARY METALLURGY REPORT ON CUMO

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has received an excellent preliminary metallurgy report on its Idaho-based Cumo molybdenum project from SGS Vancouver Metallurgy (SGS) entitled, "The recovery of molybdenum, copper and silver from the Cumo samples." The report covers 75 per cent of the metallurgical work to be completed.

In December 2007, 114 drill core samples from CUMO drill holes 27, 28 and 29, totaling 745.5 kilograms and sorted into the three mineralized zones, Cu-Ag, Cu-Mo and Mo, were delivered to SGS for analysis. To date, rougher and cleaner flotation, QEMSCAN mineralogical, and bench scale grinding studies have been completed on the three zones.

Overall, the results of the studies completed show better-than-expected recoveries in all parts of the deposit and confirm that even at the low-grade end the recoveries are excellent. Two different grinds were used, with the finer grind giving better recoveries, especially in the case of copper. The material is straightforward, with relatively low concentrations of problematic minerals such as pyrite, clays and talc, lending itself to effective Cu/Mo separation to create two saleable concentrates. Reagent consumption appears to be slightly below average, due to the lack of problematic minerals, indicating that processing will be low-cost and relatively straightforward.

To date, Mosquito's own internal economic analyses of the deposit have used the following recovery rates: 90 per cent Mo, 60 per cent Cu, and 50 per cent Ag. The metallurgical study results indicate that much higher recoveries can be achieved for all three metals, even at the lowest grades. For example, in the cleaner flotation study, recoveries for molybdenum were 97.5 per cent in the Cu-Ag zone, 93.7 per cent in the Cu-Mo zone, and 94.9 per cent in the Mo zone. Detailed results of the rougher and cleaner flotation studies are provided below.

Geologically, the excellent recoveries are to be expected. For example, in the cleaner concentrate for the Mo zone, the assay grade for copper is only 0.03 per cent Cu, yet recoveries were 91.1 per cent. This is the result of the copper being contained not in the host rock, but in the quartz vein stockwork, which in itself accounts for only one to ten percent of the overall rock. Metals within the rock are thus confined to the veins and are coarser and higher grade than would be expected when looking at just the average grade.



AVERAGE ASSAY GRADES FOR THE THREE ZONES OF THE SAMPLES



Zone Number Weight MoS2 Mo Cu Ag

name intervals kgs % % % g/t



Cu-Ag 25 166.6 0.031 0.019 0.17 4.15

Cu-Mo 41 274.7 0.067 0.040 0.12 2.82

Mo 49 304.2 0.174 0.104 0.03 1.06


Samples were selected in continuous intervals to represent the volume and grade distribution within the overall deposit. It should be noted that SGS maintains an extensive database of mines from around the world for comparison purposes on certain of the tests.

Over the next few weeks the remaining tests will be completed and include the following:

- Lock cycle testing to improve recoveries from the flotation cycle

- 10 kg cleaner flotation testing in bulk form to obtain recoveries by treating the zones as a single sample

- Obtaining the potential recoveries of Tungsten(W) and Gallium(Ga) from the tailings of the flotation process

- Obtaining a complete analysis of the concentrates including Rhenium and Osmium

- Determining the chemical make-up of the final tailings from the circuit

- Outlining a potential mill flow sheet for the deposit.

Once completed, a final report will be submitted and filed on Sedar. This is expected within the next five weeks. The recoveries from the final report will be built into the block model and all drill hole intersections. This will provide an in-ground recoverable metal value that can be used for cutoff grades and assay averages to simplify the process of publishing results.

Detailed Results of the Metallurgical Testing

The Flotation Studies consisted of two levels, rougher and cleaner flotation.



ROUGHER FLOTATION STUDY RESULTS



Zone Grind Recovery

microns Mesh Cu Mo Ag

(%) (%) (%)



Cu-Ag 63 250 72.66 85.77 75.82

Cu-Ag 125 120 58.72 81.56 70.30

Cu-Mo 63 250 89.31 92.92 74.51

Cu-Mo 125 120 89.72 92.37 73.99

Mo 63 250 76.96 94.42 64.35

Mo 125 120 83.12 96.94 71.82


Note: the finer grind demonstrated better results on the copper, especially in the Cu-Ag zone. Since copper is only a by-product, work will be done later to determine the cost benefit of finer grinding to improve the recoveries.

Using a 2 kg sample and only three cleaning stages, results for the cleaner flotation study are displayed below:

Cu-Ag zone produced a Cu concentrate assaying: 15.3 per cent Cu, 2.3 per cent Mo and 462 gms Ag/T at 64 per cent Cu, 97.5 per cent Mo and 64.9 per cent Ag recoveries

Cu-Mo zone produced a Cu-Mo Concentrate assaying: 18.0 per cent Cu, 6.3 per cent Mo and 344 gms Ag/T at 85.5 per cent Cu, 93.7 per cent Mo and 76.8 per cent Ag recoveries

Mo zone produced a Mo concentrate assaying: 5.94 per cent Cu, 24.4 per cent Mo and 151 gms Ag/T at 91.1 per cent Cu, 94.9 per cent Mo and 93.9 per cent Ag recoveries.

Although preliminary in nature, the flotation studies indicate that the material has good cleaning characteristics and that further cleaning and separation will yield saleable Cu (greater than 20 per cent Cu) and Mo (greater than 50 per cent Mo) concentrates. It should be noted that Mosquito is planning to have its own molybdenum roaster for its CUMO project, allowing it to produce saleable technical molybdenum oxide from the Mo concentrate while recovering valuable rhenium, osmium and sulphuric acid for additional revenues. The copper concentrate will be sold to smelters.

The QEMSCAN Mineralogical Study was performed to determine what minerals are present and the presence of any potential problematic minerals in the processing circuit. The results from all three CUMO zones were excellent, showing no problematic minerals and that the recovery process should be relatively straightforward with no need for expensive reagents in the mill circuit. Results are summarized as follows:

- All three CUMO zones were found to be largely free of any of fine grained clays or talc, indicating that no processing problems should be expected. The presence of clay minerals and talc can cause problems with recoveries and also poor water quality in the tailings. They often lead to expensive reagents having to be added to the mill process.

- Copper mineralization is chalcopyrite with very little oxide and is finer grained than the molybdenum. Optimum grind size for the molybdenum is 70 to 80 microns while for the copper it is 65 microns.

- Pyrite content of the CUMO zones is very low compared to other deposits of this type, resulting in significant costs savings as the amount of reagents required to handle the pyrite is reduced. For example, the Thompson Creek molybdenum mine located only 100 kms from CUMO, has specific circuits added to the mill site to handle the pyrite, adding to the cost to produce product.

A Grindability Study was conducted to give an indication as to how easy it is to crush the rock. The higher the numbers, the more it costs in terms of power and time to produce the grind required to recover the final products. In the case of CUMO, the results for all three samples were found to be well within the average of existing large scale open pit mines. It should also be noted that the molybdenum zone is softer and consumes 20 per cent less power than the other two zones. The Bond Ball Mill Work Index Values, which is a measure of "grindability" in terms of kilowatt hours per ton (power consumption), were as follows:



Zone Metric Imperial

name kWh/tonne KWh/ton



Cu-Ag 15.8 14.3

Cu-Mo 15.7 14.3

Mo 12.6 11.4


Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the CUMO Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

[gutesomen]

nur mal so das ganze in deutsch.....





VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - March 10, 2008) - Mosquito
Consolidated Gold Mines Limited (TSX VENTURE: MSQ) -

Herr Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager und
Director von Mosquito sowie Mosquitos qualifizierte Person gem��
National Instrument 43-101 ist erfreut, die Ergebnisse einer
unabh�ngigen 43-101-konformen Ressourcensch�tzung f�r die in Idaho
gelegene CUMO-Porphyr-Molybd�n-Kupferlagerst�tte bekannt zu geben.
Giroux Consulting, ein unabh�ngiges und international anerkanntes
Beratungsunternehmen f�r den Mineralienabbau, hat die Sch�tzung
angefertigt. Die Ergebnisse sind eine deutliche Verbesserung der
urspr�nglichen Ressourcensch�tzung, die im Jahr 1981 von AMAX
erstellt wurde und bezieht sich nur auf einen Abschnitt des bis jetzt
identifizierten Mineralisierungssystems.

Die NI 43-101-Berechnung best�tigt folgende Vorkommen in der
CUMO-Lagerst�tte:

2,89 Mrd. Pfund Molybd�noxid (MoO3),

3,41 Mrd. Pfund Kupfer (Cu),

149,8 Mio. Unzen Silber (Ag) und

185,3 Mio. Pfund Wolfram (W)

innerhalb einer abgeleiteten Mineralienressource von 2,01 Mrd.
amerikanische Tonnen (1,83 Mrd. metrische Tonnen).

Anhand von Grenzgehalten l�sst sich die Mineralienressource von 2,01
Mrd. Tonnen in zwei Bestandteile aufteilen:

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Grenz- Tonnen MoS2- Cu- MoS2 Cu Ag W
Zone gehalt Mio. �quiv.% �quiv.% % % ppm ppm
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Cu-Ag 0,1 % Cu 292,9 0,049 0,55 0,016 0,14 3,50 36
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
CUMO & Mo 0,04 % MoS2 1.720,0 0,122 1,38 0,091 0,08 2,37 47,7
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Informationen zu der Berechnung der Cu- und MoS2-�quivalente, siehe Beschreibung am Ende von Tabelle 1.


Es ist zu beachten, dass Mosquitos Analysenergebnisse auch auf das
Vorhandensein bedeutender Mengen von Rhenium und Gallium hinweisen,
die mangels historischer Analysen nicht dieses Mal gesch�tzt werden
konnten.
Wichtig ist, dass die Giroux-Sch�tzung auch das Vorkommen von
h�hergradigen Ressourcen in den bedeutendsten Cu-Mo- und Mo-Zonen
zeigt.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Grenz- Tonnen MoS2- Cu- MoS2 Cu Ag W
Zone gehalt Mio. �quiv.% �quiv.% % % ppm ppm
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
CUMO & Mo 0,09% MoS2 757,6 0,152 1,71 0,122 0,06 2,19 47,1
---------------------------------------------------------------------------


Diese h�hergradigen Ressourcen k�nnten die schnelle R�ckgewinnung von
Kapitalkosten w�hrend der Anfangsjahre einer potenziellen gro�
angelegten Abbauoperation erm�glichen.
Giroux Consultants wurden zur Durchf�hrung der 43-101-konformen
Ressourcensch�tzung f�r CUMO ausgew�hlt, denn sie haben bereits
umfangreiche Arbeiten an gro�en �ber und unter Tagebauprojekten in
aller Welt durchgef�hrt, bei denen Molybd�n das Hauptprodukt ist. Ein
technischer Bericht mit der detaillierten Ressourcensch�tzung wird
innerhalb der kommenden 45 Tage bei SEDAR eingereicht. Die
spezifische Aufschl�sselung von abgeleiteten Mineralienressourcen f�r
die CUMO-Lagerst�tte oberhalb verschiedener Grenzgehalte ist in
Tabelle 1 aufgestellt.

Die Sch�tzung von Giroux basiert auf den Ergebnissen von
Bohrkernanalysen aus 8 Bohrl�chern mit insgesamt 4.959,2 Bohrmetern
(16.270,2 Fu�), die Mosquito in den Jahren 2006 und 2007 anfertigte
sowie 22 Diamantbohrl�chern mit insgesamt 10.980,7 Bohrmetern
(36.025,8 Fu�), die AMAX zwischen 1971 und 1981 anlegte. Angesichts
der Mineralienverteilung wurde die Lagerst�tte in drei
Mineralienzonen untergliedert: Eine Cu-Ag-Zone in Oberfl�chenn�he,
die in eine Cu-Mo-Zone und schlie�lich in eine Mo-Zone abf�llt. Die
h�chsten Cu- und Silberkonzentrationen lagen innerhalb der Cu-Ag- und
Cu-Mo-Dom�nen, w�hrend MoS2 und W am st�rksten in den Cu-Mo- und
Mo-Dom�nen vertreten waren. Die Gradverteilung aller Variablen wurde
innerhalb jeder Zone untersucht, wobei atypisch hohe Grade
zur�ckgestuft wurden. Uniforme 20-Fu�-Zusammensetzungen wurden
gebildet, die sich nach den Abgrenzungen der drei Gradzonen
richteten. Semi-Variogramme wurden f�r jede Variable angefertigt und
isotropische Modelle an die Daten angepasst. Die Grade f�r jede
Variable wurden anhand eines gew�hnlichen Kriging-Verfahrens in
Bl�cke von 50 x 50 x 50 Fu� interpoliert. Aus den Bohrkernen wurden
spezifische Massen bestimmt und Durchschnittswerte wurden auf jede
Dom�ne angewendet.

Mosquito hat nachgewiesen, dass die CUMO-Ressource ca. 20 Prozent
eines wesentlich gr��eren Mineralisierungssystems darstellt, das
innerhalb des Grundst�cks liegt (auch von AMAX im Jahr 1981
best�tigt). Dies wird auch von der von Giroux angefertigten
Ressourcenberechnung best�tigt, derzufolge in dem derzeitigen
geologischen Blockmodell, welches ca. 50 Prozent des
Mineralisierungssystems abdeckt, insgesamt 264.510 Bl�cke in der
Cu-Ag-Zone, 255.668 Bl�cke in der Cu-Mo-Zone und 189.914 Bl�cke in
der Mo-Zone liegen. Giroux errechnete 71.218 Bl�cke (27 %) in Cu-Ag,
106.344 Bl�cke (42 %) in Cu-Mo und 98.532 Bl�cke (52 %) in der
Mo-Zone f�r insgesamt 39 Prozent der Bl�cke im geologischen Modell
bzw. 19,5 Prozent des Mineralisierungssystems. Ein Gro�teil der
Bohrprogramms f�r 2008 wird sich auf Bohrungen in den Bereichen der
unberechneten Bl�cke konzentrieren (siehe beiliegende Abbildung).

Um Abbildung 1 ''2008 43-101 Ressourcenberechnungsgebiet (20 Prozent
der gesamten identifizierten Mineralisierungszone)" zu sehen, klicken
Sie bitte auf:


http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/msq0310.jpg



CUMO ist g�nstig im S�dwesten Idahos in einem umfassend abgeholzten
historischen Gold- und Erzabbaugebiet gelegen und von den
nahegelegenen Stadtgebieten von Idaho City und Boise gut zu
erreichen.

Die Mineralisierung besteht aus Kupfer, Molybd�n, Silber, Wolfram,
Rhenium und Gallium. Aufgrund der mehrere Elemente umfassenden Natur
der Mineralisierung entschied sich Mosquito, sowohl Kupfer- als auch
Molybd�n�quivalente in die Ressourcentabelle aufzunehmen. Beide
�quivalente sind notwendig, denn die Lagerst�tte ist wie in
vorherigen Pressemitteilungen und den Ressourcentabellen beschrieben
in Zonen unterteilt. Siehe die Hinweise unter der Tabelle f�r eine
Erkl�rung der Berechnung der Kupfer- (Cu-�quiv.) und MoS2-�quivalente
(MoS2-�quiv.). Das Vorhandensein der Nebenelemente Kupfer, Silber,
Wolfram, Rhenium und Gallium sind f�r die Entwicklung der
Liegenschaft von gro�er Bedeutung.

CUMO ist hervorragend f�r sehr kosteng�nstigen Tagebau geeignet. Die
dicke Mineralisierung ist sehr kontinuierlich, fast vollst�ndig frei
von internen Abfallstoffen und erstreckt sich �ber ein weites Gebiet
von 2 - 3 km. Die Mineralisierung beginnt direkt an der
Grundgesteinsoberfl�che, die nur von einer d�nnen Schicht von Abraum
und Ger�ll von 4 - 20 m Dicke bedeckt ist, was Anlass zu der Annahme
gibt, dass die Lagerst�tte ein ungew�hnlich niedriges
Abraumverh�ltnis haben wird. Die Ablagerung ist derzeit 500-600 m
dick und nach S�den, Osten und Westen hin offen.

Die unmittelbaren Pl�ne f�r die CUMO-Lagerst�tte sehen die Festlegung
der Bohrparameter zur Definition gemessener und indizierter
Ressourcen vor, die Vollendung der laufenden metallurgischen
Testarbeiten und der Umweltgutachten zur Einholung der
Bohrgenehmigung, die Fortsetzung der Bohrarbeiten zu Feststellung der
genauen Ausdehnung der Lagerst�tte und Erweiterung der h�hergradigen
Zone, die im Jahr 2007 bei den s�dlichsten Bohrungen vorgefunden
wurde, die Vollendung einer vorl�ufigen Gr��en- und Umfangsstudie,
die den Anfang von �kologischen Ausgangswertmessungen f�r das
Abbaugenehmigungsverfahren darstellt und die Erfassung von
technischen Daten zur spezifischen Planung von Bergwerk, M�hle und
Infrastruktur.

Dr. Matt Ball, Ph.D., P.Geo., eine qualifizierte Person (gem. NI
43-101), Director und Senior Geologist von Mosquito, leitet das
Explorationsprogramm von CUMO, einschlie�lich des
Qualit�tskontrollprogramms. Aufzeichnungs- und Probenentnahmearbeiten
werden in Mosquitos sicherer Betriebsanlage in Garden Valley, Idaho,
durchgef�hrt. Der gesamte HQ-Bohrkern wurde eingebracht und mit einer
Diamantens�ge halbiert. Eine Kernh�lfte wird in das Analysenlabor
entsandt, die andere H�lfte wurde in der Kernanlage aufbewahrt und
gelagert. Nach der Halbierung werden die Proben direkt von
Mosquito-Personal an ALS Chemex in Elko, Nevada, �berf�hrt, ein
vollst�ndig akkreditiertes Untersuchungslabor. Sie werden zuerst
mittels Vier-(4)-S�uren-Digestion und ICP-MS-Analyse
(Massenspektrometrie mit induktiv gekoppelter Plasmaionenquelle) auf
47 Elemente untersucht. Kupfer- und molybd�nhaltige Proben werden
dann anhand einer gr��eren 5-Gramm-Probe �berpr�ft und mittels
R�ntgenfluoreszenzanalyse (RFA) von Pulverpresslingen analysiert.
Au�erdem werden Duplikate, Neutralstoffe und Standards analysiert, um
analytische Korrektheit und Reproduzierbarkeit sicherzustellen. Alle
Ausmusterungsst�cke werden zur weiteren Analyse und f�r
metallurgische Testverfahren aufbewahrt.

Landkarten mit Bohrlochorten, einer �bersicht der CUMO-Lagerst�tte
und der Mineralisierungszone sowie eine vollst�ndige Tabelle von
bedeutenden Intersektionen der bislang durchgef�hrten
CUMO-Bohrprogramme sind auf Mosquitos Website unter

www.mosquitogold.com

zu finden.

Herr Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager und
Director von Mosquito ist als qualifizierte Person f�r das
CUMO-Projekt zust�ndig und hat die in dieser Pressemitteilung
enthaltenen technischen Informationen zusammengestellt.

Im Namen der Unternehmensf�hrung

MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LTD.

Brian McClay, Pr�sident

Diese Pressemitteilung wurde von dem Management des Unternehmens
erstellt, welches die volle Verantwortung f�r deren Inhalte
�bernimmt.

Tabelle 1 2008 Sch�tzung abgeleiteter Ressourcen f�r CUMO (nach Giroux 2008)

Kupfer-Silber-Zone (Cu-Ag)
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Tonnen
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als Ent- Ent- Ent- Ent-
Grenzwert hal- hal- hal- hal-
Grenz- (fehl. Grad ten ten ten ten
wert Ton- gr��er als Grenzwert Mio. Mio. Mio. Mio. MoS2 Cu
MoS2 nen) MoS2 Cu Ag W lbs lbs ozs lbs �quiv �quiv
% Mio. % % ppm ppm MoO3 Cu AG W % %
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0,10 292,9 0,016 0,14 3,50 36,0 84,3 826,0 29,93 21,11 0,049 0,55
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0,12 173,3 0,014 0,16 3,96 38,0 43,6 568,4 20,04 13,18 0,050 0,56
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0,14 107,3 0,014 0,19 4,36 41,0 27,0 397,0 13,66 8,81 0,054 0,60
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0,16 71,1 0,013 0,20 4,61 43,0 16,6 290,1 9,57 6,12 0,055 0,62
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0,18 44,5 0,013 0,23 4,91 45,0 10,4 200,3 6,38 4,01 0,059 0,66
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0,20 30,8 0,013 0,24 5,09 49,0 7,20 149,7 4,58 3,02 0,062 0,70
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0,22 24,0 0,013 0,25 5,12 50,0 5,60 121,0 3,59 2,40 0,064 0,71
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Kupfer-Molybd�nzone (Cu-Mo)
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Tonnen
gr��er
als Ent- Ent- Ent- Ent-
Grenzwert hal- hal- hal- hal-
Grenz- (fehl. Grad ten ten ten ten
wert Ton- gr��er als Grenzwert Mio. Mio. Mio. Mio. MoS2 Cu
MoS2 nen) MoS2 Cu Ag W lbs lbs ozs lbs �quiv �quiv
% Mio. % % ppm ppm MoO3 Cu AG W % %
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0,01 972,9 0,067 0,113 3,28 49,0 1.172,3 2.198,8 93,2 95,4 0,103 1,16
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0,02 959,2 0,068 0,113 3,30 50,0 1.173,1 2.167,8 92,4 96,0 0,105 1,18
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0,03 901,2 0,071 0,114 3,33 50,0 1.150,7 2.054,7 87,6 90,2 0,108 1,21
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0,04 788,2 0,076 0,115 3,26 52,0 1.077,3 1.812,9 75,0 82,1 0,114 1,28
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0,05 650,2 0,082 0,115 3,19 53,0 958,9 1.495,5 60,6 69,0 0,120 1,35
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0,06 505,4 0,090 0,116 3,21 54,0 818,0 1.172,5 47,4 54,6 0,129 1,45
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0,07 371,1 0,099 0,115 3,27 54,0 660,7 853,5 35,4 40,1 0,138 1,55
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0,08 284,3 0,107 0,115 3,35 53,0 547,1 653,9 27,8 30,2 0,146 1,64
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0,09 205,6 0,116 0,115 3,45 53,0 428,9 472,9 20,7 21,8 0,155 1,74
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0,1 137,7 0,127 0,115 3,61 53,0 314,5 316,7 14,5 14,6 0,166 1,86
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0,11 103,0 0,134 0,113 3,70 52,0 248,2 232,8 11,1 10,7 0,172 1,93
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0,12 76,1 0,141 0,112 3,73 49,0 193,0 170,5 8,3 7,8 0,179 2,01
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Molybd�nzone (Mo)
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Tonnen
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als Ent- Ent- Ent- Ent-
Grenzwert hal- hal- hal- hal-
Grenz- (fehl. Grad ten ten ten ten
wert Ton- gr��er als Grenzwert Mio. Mio. Mio. Mio. MoS2 Cu
MoS2 nen) MoS2 Cu Ag W lbs lbs ozs lbs �quiv �quiv
% Mio. % % ppm ppm MoO3 Cu AG W % %
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0,01 945,5 0,102 0,042 1,61 43,0 1.734,4 794,2 44,4 81,4 0,128 1,44
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0,02 945,4 0,102 0,042 1,61 43,0 1.734,3 794,1 44,4 81,4 0,128 1,44
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0,03 942,4 0,102 0,042 1,61 43,0 1.728,8 791,6 44,3 81,1 0,128 1,44
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0,04 932,1 0,103 0,042 1,61 44,0 1.726,6 783 43,8 82,1 0,129 1,45
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0,05 913,7 0,104 0,041 1,60 44,0 1.709,0 749,2 42,7 80,5 0,130 1,46
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0,06 868,0 0,106 0,041 1,58 44,0 1.654,7 711,8 40,0 76,5 0,132 1,49
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0,07 788,1 0,111 0,041 1,57 44,0 1.573,3 646,2 36,1 69,4 0,137 1,54
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0,08 659,5 0,118 0,041 1,57 44,0 1.399,6 540,8 30,2 58,1 0,144 1,62
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0,09 552,0 0,124 0,042 1,56 45,0 1.231,0 463,7 25,1 49,7 0,151 1,70
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0,1 444,2 0,131 0,042 1,55 46,0 1.046,5 373,1 20,1 40,9 0,158 1,78
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0,11 366,1 0,137 0,041 1,53 46,0 902,0 300,2 16,4 33,7 0,164 1,85
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0,12 274,4 0,145 0,042 1,55 46,0 715,6 230,5 12,4 25,3 0,172 1,94
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CUMO CU-MO- und MO- Zonen kombiniert
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Tonnen
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als Ent- Ent- Ent- Ent-
Grenzwert hal- hal- hal- hal-
Grenz- (fehl. Grad ten ten ten ten
wert Ton- gr��er als Grenzwert Mio. Mio. Mio. Mio. MoS2 Cu
MoS2 nen) MoS2 Cu Ag W lbs lbs ozs lbs �quiv �quiv
% Mio. % % ppm ppm MoO3 Cu AG W % %
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0,01 1,918,4 0,084 0,078 2,46 46,0 2.906,8 2993,0 137,6 176,8 0,115 1,30
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0,02 1,904,6 0,085 0,078 2,46 46,5 2.907,3 2961,9 136,9 177,4 0,116 1,31
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0,03 1,843,6 0,087 0,077 2,45 46,4 2.879,5 2846,4 131,9 171,3 0,118 1,33
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0,04 1,720,3 0,091 0,075 2,37 47,7 2.804,0 2595,8 118,8 164,2 0,122 1,38
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0,05 1,563,9 0,095 0,072 2,26 47,7 2.667,8 2244,7 103,3 149,5 0,126 1,42
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0,06 1,373,4 0,100 0,069 2,18 47,7 2.472,8 1884,3 87,4 131,1 0,131 1,47
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0,07 1,159,2 0,107 0,065 2,11 47,2 2.234,0 1499,8 71,6 109,5 0,138 1,55
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0,08 943,8 0,115 0,063 2,11 46,7 1.946,7 1194,7 58,0 88,3 0,145 1,63
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0,09 757,6 0,122 0,062 2,07 47,2 1.659,9 936,6 45,9 71,5 0,152 1,71
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0,1 581,9 0,130 0,059 2,04 47,7 1.361,0 689,8 34,6 55,5 0,160 1,80
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0,11 469,1 0,136 0,057 2,01 47,3 1.150,2 533,0 27,5 44,4 0,166 1,87
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0,12 350,5 0,144 0,057 2,02 47,1 908,5 401,0 20,7 33,0 0,174 1,95
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Hinweise: Kupfer�quivalent (Cu-�quiv.) und Molybd�nit�quivalent (MoS2-�quiv.)

basieren auf den folgenden Metallpreisen (alle in US$):
Kupfer $2,00/lb, Molybd�noxid ($25/lb), Silber $0,32/g und Wolfram $0,22/g

($14.000 pro Tonne).
Andere Faktoren sind u. a.: 1% = 20 Pfund, 1 ppm = 1 g/t, 1000 ppb = 1 ppm =1 g/t.

Molybd�n wird entweder als Ferro-Mobyld�nit oder Molybd�noxid verkauft.
Der zugrunde liegende Preis ist $25 pro Pfund Molybd�noxid.
Die Menge von Molybd�n, die aus MoS2 gewonnen werden kann, berechnet sich wie folgt:
Wandeln Sie MoS2 in Mo um, indem Sie MoS2 durch 1,6681 teilen
und verwandeln Sie dies in MoO3 (Molybd�noxid) indem Sie es mit 1,5 multiplizieren.
Demnach ist die Menge von Molybd�noxid das Gewicht von MoS2 in Pfund mal 1,5/1,6681.

Metallurgische R�ckgewinnquoten und Nettoschmelzertr�ge werden mit

100 Prozent angesetzt.

Formeln:

Cu-�quiv. = ((Cu x 20 x $) + ((MoS2 x 20 x (1.5 / 1.6681) x $(MoO3))
+ (Ag x $) + (W x $)) / $(Kupfer)
MoS2-�quiv = ((Cu x 20 x $) + ((MoS2 x 20 x (1.5 / 1.6681) x $(MoO3))
+ (Ag x $)+(W x $)) / ((1.6681 / 1.5) x $(MoO3))

Die Wirtschaftlichkeit von Mineralienressourcen ist nicht nachgewiesen.

Eine abgeleitete Mineralienressource ist Bestandteil einer Mineralienressource,
deren Menge und Reinheitsgrad auf der Grundlage geologischer Anhaltspunkte,
begrenzter Probenentnahmen und in vern�nftigem Rahmen angenommener Kontinuit�t
der geologischen Beschaffenheit und des Reinheitsgrades gesch�tzt werden kann.



Die TSX Venture Exchange �bernimmt keine Verantwortung f�r die
Richtigkeit und Angemessenheit dieser Mitteilung.


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[Popeye82]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.376.626 von gutesomen am 26.06.08 00:01:30

einfach nur der Wahnsinn!!!,
bin gespannt wo es hier langfristig hingehen wird.

[Dantyren]

Mosquito drills 55 m of 0.4% Cu, 0.15 g/t Au at Trikay


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 35,326,627
Last Close 7/4/2008 $1.95
Monday July 07 2008 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO REPORTS SURFACE SAMPLE RESULTS ON TRIKAY, AUSTRALIA

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has released excellent results from surface samples collected on its Trikay iron-oxide copper gold project, located in the prolific Mount Isa Inlier of Australia.

A total of 134 rock geochemical samples were collected in early 2008 by Dr. Matt Ball, PhD, PGeo, senior geologist and director of Mosquito, and delivered to ALS Chemex in Mount Isa for analysis of a multielement suite, including copper and gold. The samples were of mineralized zones containing visibly abundant copper oxide mineralization (malachite). Channel samples were chipped from mineralized outcrops over lengths ranging from 0.5 to 10.0 meters to obtain representative average grades of mineralization.

The results show that significant grades are present over large widths. Individual samples ranged from 0.1% to 10.1% Cu over a 0.5m width, 0.1 to 1.66 g/t Au over 3.0m width, and 0.1 to 15.7 g/t Ag over 1.5 meter width. Average grades over multiple sample traverses are given in the table below:



Zone Cu (%) Au (g/t) Width (m) No. of Samples

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West Breccia #1 0.40 0.15 55.0 16

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West Breccia #2 0.30 0.07 22.3 4

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Rebound #1 0.33 0.04 15.0 3

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Rebound #2 1.69 0.32 5.0 2

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Rebound #3 1.29 0.22 4.0 1

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Rebound #4 0.40 0.15 8.0 2

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Quartz Breccia #1 0.36 0.16 8.0 2

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Copper Weed 2.12 0.31 1.6 10


Detailed geological mapping (1:1000 scale) indicates the copper-gold mineralization is associated with breccia zones and veins developed in hydrothermally altered schist of the Corella Formation. The breccia zones are extensive, with the largest mineralized zone defined to date extending up to 55 meters wide and 180 meters along strike (West Breccia). Located 300 meters east of this is another broad zone, measuring 65 meter wide and 300 meters along strike, that envelops numerous outcrops of mineralized breccia and magnetite-bearing schist, (Rebound). Copper-gold mineralization is also present in carbonate veins and other structural zones. The Copper Weed zone is an example of this type, with a 110m strike length defined by cross trenches.

Overall, these results demonstrate that significant copper-gold mineralization is present in large mineralized zones on the Trikay property. Follow-up sampling and/or drilling is the next logical step to evaluate the extent and continuity of the copper-gold mineralization.

Dr. Matt Ball, PhD, P.Geo., Senior Geologist and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the TRIKAY Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

[Pabella]

Mosquito hires three firms to study Cumo feasibility


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 35,486,627
Last Close 8/8/2008 $1.32
Monday August 11 2008 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO ENGAGES THREE ENGINEERING FIRMS TO TAKE CUMO TO FEASIBILITY

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has engaged M3 Engineering of Tucson, Ariz., SGS Metallurgy of Vancouver, B.C., and Forsgren Associates Inc. of Boise, Idaho, to conduct engineering feasibility work on its Idaho-based Cumo molybdenum-copper project.

M3 Engineering has been engaged to produce scoping, prefeasibility and feasibility studies for the Cumo project. Initial work will consist of a scoping and defining study that will independently confirm the economic viability of the project and outline specific locations for the mine, mill, and waste and tailings sites. M3 will also examine the permitting process, and cultural and transportation requirements for the project. Once the locations have been selected, feasibility and environmental-impact statement level studies will commence. Estimated time to complete this stage is two to three months. M3 Engineering will continue to work with Mosquito's personnel while continuing drilling and environmental studies further develop Cumo, with the aim of delivering a bankable feasibility study for the project. M3 Engineering was selected because of the firm's worldwide reputation for delivering bankable feasibility studies on time and on budget. Recent studies include General Moly's Mt. Hope project and Augusta Resources' Rosemont Copper project.

SGS Metallurgy has been engaged to produce a study entitled "A Feasibility-level Metallurgical and Environmental Testing Program on the Cumo Project". The aim is to produce sufficient information addressing the geometallurgical aspects of Cumo that can be used in a bankable feasibility-level engineering study. Initially, the work will comprise a prefeasibility stage design and analysis of a mill flow sheet including concentrate and tailings analysis; grinds sizes; reagent usage; and flotation circuit configuration. This will then be followed by feasibility-level metallurgical testing consisting of variability studies, and environmental tailings and waste analysis. A bulk sample of 3,500 kilograms and 100 individual 20-kilogram samples will be required for the testing and will be collected from existing and future drill core. SGS Metallurgy has been involved with numerous metallurgical studies of deposits throughout the world.

Forsgren Associates Inc. has been hired to perform a preliminary study of the feasibility of generating low-impact hydroelectricity in the project area, assist in the development of an integrated water-management plan, and provide expertise and advice in co-ordinating the permitting process, including the creation of an interagency task force to aid in the permitting process. Forsgren Associates is highly respected in Idaho and has done substantial work with the various agencies involved in the permitting process. Forsgren Engineers completed similar work for the Thompson Creek Mine located 60 miles east of Cumo.

"The concurrent hiring of three top-level engineering firms, each with proven track records, combined with our aggressive drilling program, allows us to significantly accelerate the processes required for generating a bankable feasibility study and moving our Cumo project toward production," stated Shaun Dykes, exploration manager and director of Mosquito.

The 2008 drilling program for Cumo is progressing well with four diamond drills currently operating, and two more scheduled in the next month. Hole 35 has been completed to a depth of 2,815 feet and intersected molybdenum-bearing mineralization from 100 to 2,815 feet. Assays have been received from the initial 2,200 feet with the remaining 600 feet currently at the assay lab. Hole 36 is currently drilling at 2,160 feet with estimated depth of 2,500 feet. It intersected the first molybdenum-bearing mineralization at 292 feet. Hole 37 is currently drilling at 2,175 feet with a target depth of 2,300 feet. It intersected the first molybdenum bearing mineralization at 69 feet. Hole 38 is currently drilling at 855 feet. It intersected the first molybdenum-bearing mineralization at 164 feet. Assay results for the holes will be released once all assays for an individual hole have been completed.

Mr. Dykes, MSc (Eng), PGeo, exploration manager and director of Mosquito, is the designated qualified person for the Cumo project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

[Pabella]

Mosquito Cons drills 668.31 m of 1.01% CuEq at Cumo


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 35,486,627
Last Close 8/19/2008 $1.24
Wednesday August 20 2008 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LIMITED: STEP-OUT DRILLING AT CUMO PRODUCES 2200 FOOT MOLYBDENUM INTERCEPT GRADING 1.01% COPPER EQUIVALENT OR 0.089% MOLYBDENUM EQUIVALENT

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has released excellent results from the first hole of the 2008 diamond drilling program for its Idaho-based Cumo molybdenum/copper project. The program is under the direction of Mosquito's senior geologist and director, Dr. Matt Ball, PhD, PGeo.

Hole 35-08 is a vertical (-90) hole drilled to a depth of 858.6 meters (2817 feet). The hole was designed to extend the Cumo project's mineral resource and is located 500 feet to the south of hole 32, drilled in 2007 (figure 1). Hole 35-08 intersected molybdenum-bearing mineralization from 36.12m (120 feet) to 858.6m (2817 feet). Assay results returned include:


Hole 35-08 -- 668.31 metres (2,220.0 feet) grading 0.066% MoS2 (1.01% Cu Eq. 0.089% MoS2 Eq., 1.61 lbs MoO3/t), including 273.9 metres (910 feet) grading 0.095% MoS2 (1.29% Cu Eq. 0.114% MoS2 Eq., 2.06 lbs MoO3/t).

The entire core for Hole 35-08 was sampled and cut in half using a diamond saw. Half the core was sent for analysis and the other half has been kept and stored at the core facility, located on site. Following cutting, the samples were delivered directly by Mosquito personnel to ALS Chemex in Elko, Nevada, a fully accredited analytical laboratory. They were first analyzed for 47 elements using a four acid digestion with analysis by an Inductively Coupled Argon Plasma Optical Mass Spectrometre (ICP-MS). Copper and Molybdenum bearing samples were then checked by using a larger 5 gram sample and analyzed using pressed powder pellet X-Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy (XRF). In addition, duplicates, blanks, and standards were analyzed to ensure analytical accuracy and reproducibility. All rejects are being kept for further analysis and for use in metallurgical testing.

As with previous holes, the drilling of Hole 35 has confirmed the presence of three distinct metal zones within the deposit. This zonation was not recognized by the previous operators. The zones consist of a copper-silver upper zone, a transitional copper-molybdenum zone and a lower molybdenum zone. Grades from the three zones are as follows:


Copper-silver zone, hole 35-08 -- 280.4 metres (920 feet) grading 0.07% Cu, 0.022% MoS2, 2.06 gms Ag/T (0.58% Cu Eq. 0.051% MoS2 Eq., 0.92 lbs MoO3/t);
Copper-molybdenum zone, hole 35-08 -- 219.8 metres (730 feet) grading 0.07% Cu, 0.063% MoS2, 1.78 gms Ag/T (1.01% Cu Eq. 0.089% MoS2 Eq., 1.61 lbs MoO3/t);
Molybdenum zone, hole 35-08 -- 273.95 metres (910.0 feet) grading 0.05% Cu, 0.095% MoS2, 1.36 gms Ag/T (1.29% Cu Eq. 0.114% MoS2 Eq., 2.06 lbs MoO3/t).

Full summary of the analytical results for Hole 35-08 are outlined below in Table 1. Mineralization consists of copper, molybdenum, silver, rhenium and gallium. As a result of the multi-element nature of the mineralization, it was decided to calculate both a copper and molybdenum equivalent for the intercepts. Both equivalents are required as the deposit is zoned as described above. Please see notes below table for explanation of the calculation of the copper equivalent (Cu Equiv.) and MoS2 equivalent (MoS2 Equiv.). The presence of the by-product elements gold, silver, rhenium, and gallium is very significant in terms of the development of the property.

Hole 35 is a step-out to the south of the current Cumo resource, confirming the continuation of the molybdenum-bearing mineralization. Hole 38 is currently drilling to extend the zone even further to the south. Drilling is proceeding as planned, with one rig (holes 37 and 40) doing infill drilling, while three rigs are currently doing 500 foot step-outs. Two additional rigs are scheduled to arrive on the property and they will be used to follow the higher-grade core mineralization to the southwest. The 2008 program is expected to complete a total of twenty holes, with the results being used to expand the existing 43-101 resource and to convert the majority of the current inferred figures to measured and indicated.

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the Cumo Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

[FRAFX]

alles sehr beeindruckend, aber der capex ...

[Asimor]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.795.579 von FRAFX am 21.08.08 14:29:05

Was meinst du mit capex...?

[FRAFX]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.800.622 von Asimor am 21.08.08 20:55:16

ca. 850.000.000$ und change

[Asimor]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.806.483 von FRAFX am 22.08.08 09:27:14

Da liegst du leider falsch. So hoch ist die CAPEX auf gar keinen Fall.

[FRAFX]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.816.691 von Asimor am 22.08.08 19:18:35

eresearch seite 5
"capital costs starting at 825Mil adding 600mil for each 50.000tpd"

[FRAFX]

threadkiller oder was?

find das alles sehr interessant, habe leider nicht so viel zeit für research atm, weiss jemand was über die sharestructur, insiderholdings, fondbeteiligungen etc. ?

[Dantyren]

Mosquito drills 3.5 m of 0.08% Cu, 0.019% MoS2 at Cumo


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 35,356,627
Last Close 9/15/2008 $0.80
Tuesday September 16 2008 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO ANNOUNCES ANOTHER EXCELLENT INTERSECTION AT CUMO, HOLE 37 INTERSECTS 2135 FEET GRADING 1.21% COPPER EQUIVALENT/0.107% MOLYBDENITE EQUIVALENT

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has released excellent results from the second hole of the 2008 diamond drilling program for its Idaho-based Cumo molybdenum/copper project. The program is under the direction of Mosquito's senior geologist and director, Dr. Matt Ball, PhD, PGeo.

Hole 37-08 is an angle hole (-70) drilled to a depth of 660.8 meters (2195 feet), bearing 335 degrees azimuth from the same site as hole 28. The hole is designed to fill in a gap in the resource between holes 27 and 5 and to cross the Cricket Gulch fault (figure 1). Hole 37-08 intersected molybdenum bearing mineralization from 6.1m (20 feet) to 660.8m (2195 feet). Assay results returned include:

Hole 37-08 642.7 meters (2135.0 feet) grading 0.085% MoS2

(1.21% Cu Eq., 0.107% MoS2 Eq., 1.93 lbs MoO3 Eq./t)

Including 406.4 meters (1350 feet) grading 0.104% MoS2

(1.38% Cu Eq., 0.122% MoS2 Eq., 2.20 lbs MoO3 Eq./t)

The entire core for Hole 37-08 was sampled and cut in half using a diamond saw. Half the core was sent for analysis and the other half has been kept and stored at the core facility located on site. Following cutting, the samples were delivered directly by Mosquito personnel to either ALS Chemex or SGS Labs, both located in Elko, Nevada and fully accredited analytical laboratories. They were first analyzed for 47 elements using a four (4) acid digestion with analysis by Inductively Coupled Argon Plasma Optical Mass Spectrometer (ICP-MS). Copper and molybdenum bearing samples were then checked by using a larger five gram sample and analyzed using pressed powder pellet X-Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy (XRF). In addition, duplicates, blanks, and standards were analyzed to ensure analytical accuracy and reproducibility. All rejects are being kept for further analysis and for use in metallurgical testing.

As with previous holes, the drilling of Hole 37-08 has confirmed the presence of three distinct metal zones within the CUMO deposit. This zonation was not recognized by the previous operators. The zones consist of a copper-silver upper zone, a transitional copper-molybdenum zone and a lower molybdenum zone. Grades from the three zones are as follows:

Copper-silver zone

Hole 37-08 33.5 meters (110 feet) grading 0.08% cu, 0.019% MoS2, 2.62 gms Ag/T

(0.53% Cu Eq., 0.047% MoS2 Eq., 0.985 lbs MoO3 Eq./t)

Copper-molybdenum zone

Hole 37-08 195.7 meters (650 feet) grading 0.11% cu, 0.05% MoS2, 2.69 Ag/T

(0.95% Cu Eq., 0.085% MoS2 Eq., 1.52 lbs MoO3 Eq./t)

Molybdenum zone

Hole 37-08 426 meters (1415 feet) grading 0.02% cu, 0.102% MoS2, 1.14 gms Ag/T

(1.36% Cu Eq., 0.121% MoS2 Eq., 2.18 lbs MoO3 Eq./t)

Full summary of the analytical results for Hole 37-08 are outlined below in Table 1. Mineralization consists of copper, molybdenum, silver, rhenium and gallium. As a result of the multi-element nature of the mineralization, it was decided to calculate both a copper and molybdenum equivalent for the intercepts. Both equivalents are required as the deposit is zoned as described above. Please see notes below table for explanation of the calculation of copper equivalent (Cu Equiv.), MoS2 equivalent (MoS2 Equiv.). The presence of the by-product elements gold, silver, rhenium, and gallium is very significant in terms of the development of the property.

The table below lists the location and orientation of the current drill holes. All holes are being surveyed down the hole using a Reflex survey instrument.



Hole Northing Easting Elevation Dip Azimuth Length

No. (feet) (feet) (feet) (degrees) (feet)



35-08 118658.3 220487.4 6534 -90 000 2817 completed

36-08 119266.8 219322.9 6457 -90 000 2488 completed

37-08 119755.7 221220.4 6341 -70 335 2195 completed

38-08 118658.3 220487.4 6534 -70 180 2366 still drilling

39-08 118872.7 220777.6 6466 -90 000 2085 still drilling

40-08 119539.8 220816.8 6321 -70 225 1977 still drilling

41-08 119545.7 219005.8 6247 -90 000 1218 still drilling


Hole 37 is a fill-in hole located on the same drill pad as holes 28 and 32 and was designed to cover a large gap in the resource calculation between hole 27 and old hole 5 (short hole). Hole 36 has been completed and is currently in the assay lab with assay results available shortly. Hole 38 is currently drilling to extend the zone further to the south and is almost finished. Drilling is currently proceeding as planned with one rig (holes 37 and 40) doing infill drilling, while the other three rigs on site are currently doing 500 foot step-outs. Two additional rigs are scheduled to arrive on the property and will be used to follow the higher-grade core mineralization to the south west. The 2008 program is expected to complete 20 holes, with the results being used to expand the existing 43-101 resource and to convert the majority of the current inferred to measured and indicated. The new resource calculation is expected in the early spring of 2009.

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the CUMO Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

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Mosquito drills 0.90% Cu over 1,140 ft at Pine Tree


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 35,356,627
Last Close 9/22/2008 $1.00
Tuesday September 23 2008 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO ANNOUNCES ANOTHER EXCELLENT INTERSECTION AT PINE TREE, HOLE 17 INTERSECTS 1140 FEET GRADING 0.90% COPPER EQUIVALENT/0.080% MOLYBDENITE EQUIVALENT

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has released excellent results from two holes of the 2008 diamond drilling program for its Nevada-based Pine Tree copper/molybdenum project.

Hole PT08-17 is an angle hole (-70) drilled to a depth of 673 meters (2208 feet), bearing 094 degrees azimuth from the same site as hole PT07-12. The hole is designed to test the extension of the mineralization intersected in Hole PT07-12 (figure 1). Hole PT08-17 intersected two molybdenum bearing zones separated by a north-south fault. The upper zone is within the same fault block as Hole PT07-12 was from 349.3m (1044 feet) to 486.5m (1596 feet). The lower zone is from 499.3m (1638 feet) to 605.3m (1986 feet). Assay results returned include:

Hole PT08-17 349.3 meters (1140.0 feet) grading 0.90% Cu Eq. (0.080% MoS2 Eq., 1.43 lbs MoO3 Eq/t)

Including 287.1 meters (942 feet) grading 1.00% Cu Eq. (0.089% MoS2 Eq., 1.59 lbs MoO3 Eq/t)

Upper zone 168.2 meters (552 feet) grading 1.26% Cu Eq. (0.112% MoS2 Eq., 2.01 lbs MoO3 Eq/t)

Lower zone 106.1 meters (348 feet) grading 0.66% Cu Eq. (0.058% MoS2 Eq., 1.05 lbs MoO3 Eq/t)

Hole PT08-15 is an angle hole (-70) drilled to a depth of 404.7 meters (1327 feet), bearing 066 degrees azimuth from the same site as hole PT06-10. The hole is designed to test the extension of the mineralization intersected in Hole PT06-10 (figure 1). Hole PT08-15 intersected two molybdenum bearing zones separated by a north-south fault. The upper zone is within the same fault block as Hole PT06-10 was from 137.2m (450 feet) to215.2m (706 feet). The lower zone is from 248.7m (816 feet) to 374.3m (1228 feet). Assay results returned include:

Hole PT08-15 237.1 meters (778.0 feet) grading 0.61% Cu Eq. (0.054% MoS2 Eq., 0.97 lbs MoO3 Eq/t)

Upper zone 78 meters (256 feet) grading 0.66% Cu Eq. (0.058% MoS2 Eq., 1.05 lbs MoO3 Eq/t)

Lower zone 125.6 meters (412 feet) grading 0.68% Cu Eq. (0.060% MoS2 Eq., 1.08 lbs MoO3 Eq/t)

Geologically, the results are as expected. Both holes crossed through a north-south orientated axial plane fault, from the western block into the eastern block. Mosquito has been following the western block mineralization since Hole PT05-3. This fault has caused the higher-grade molybdenum mineralization to be shifted upward and to the north, resulting in lower-grade molybdenum with higher-grade copper and silver being intersected in the lower zone. This can be seen in Figures 1 and 2. The faulting also resulted in the intersections being shorter than previous intersections, as the holes crossed over the top of mineralization in the western block and passed through the base of the mineralized zone in the eastern block. The presence of molybdenum closer to surface, in the eastern block, has already been confirmed from pre-drilling the northeastern holes, which intersected molybdenum at 500 feet below surface. The lateral shift on the fault, which has moved peripheral-style molybdenum copper alongside higher-grade molybdenum mineralization, means that Mosquito will now concentrate on drilling to the northeast to continue following the mineralization to the north.

Drill core samples were cut in half using a diamond saw. Half the core was sent for analysis and the other half has been kept and stored at the core facility located on site. Following cutting, the samples were picked up directly by ALS Chemex personnel and delivered to their fully accredited analytical laboratory in Reno, Nevada. They were first analyzed for 47 elements using a four (4) acid digestion with analysis by Inductively Coupled Argon Plasma Optical Mass Spectrometer (ICP-MS). Copper and Molybdenum bearing samples were then checked by using a larger five gram sample and analyzed using pressed powder pellet X-Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy (XRF). In addition, duplicates, blanks, and standards were analyzed to ensure analytical accuracy and reproducibility. All rejects are being kept for further analysis and for use in metallurgical testing.

Full summary of the analytical results for Holes PT07-15 and PT08-17 are outlined below in Table 1. Mineralization consists of copper, molybdenum, silver, rhenium and gallium. As a result of the multi-element nature of the mineralization, it was decided to calculate both a copper and molybdenum equivalent for the intercepts. Both equivalents are required as the deposit is zoned as described above. Please see notes below table for explanation of the calculation of copper equivalent (Cu Equiv.), MoS2 equivalent (MoS2 Equiv.). The presence of the by-product elements silver, rhenium, and gallium is very significant in terms of the development of the property.

The table below lists the location and orientation of the current drill holes. All holes are being surveyed down the hole using a Reflex survey instrument.





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Hole Northing Easting Elevation dip azimuth

Number feet feet feet degrees degrees Length feet

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PT07-15 101317.00 200013.00 7485.00 -70.00 66.00 1279.00 completed

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PT08-16 101778.00 199232.00 7435.00 -70.00 77.00 796.50 abandoned

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PT08-17 102223.00 199665.20 7379.00 -70.00 94.00 2249.00 completed

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PT08-18 101970.00 199120.00 7120.00 -90.00 0.00 687.00 abandoned

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PT08-19 100929.00 201173.00 7735.00 -90.00 0.00 925.00 completed

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PT08-20 100929.00 201172.00 7735.00 -65.00 45.00 1159.50 completed

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PT08-21 100929.00 201175.00 7735.00 -65.00 271.00 998.00 completed

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Hole PT08-16 and PT08-18 were abandoned due to driller error. Holes PT08-19 to PT08-21 have been completed on the southern-most site within the eastern block. These holes intercepted molybdenum-poor/copper-rich mineralization on the periphery to the molybdenum system and were drilled to provide a geological control for the upcoming reverse circulation drilling and to fill in a large gap in the diamond drilling. Due to the hot desert summer weather in Nevada, drilling at Pine Tree has slowed down over the past few months, and the Company has concentrated drilling efforts on its main priority, the CUMO project, located in Idaho.

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the Cumo Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

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Mosquito Cons drills 1,568 feet of 1.39% CuEq at Cumo

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 35,356,627
Last Close 10/7/2008 $0.77
Wednesday October 08 2008 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO ANNOUNCES STEP-OUT INTERSECTION AT CUMO - HOLE 36 INTERSECTS 1568 FEET GRADING 1.39% COPPER EQUIVALENT / 0.123% MOLYBDENITE EQUIVALENT

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has excellent results from the third hole of the 2008 diamond drilling program for its Idaho-based Cumo molybdenum/copper project. The program is under the direction of Mosquito's senior geologist and director, Dr. Matt Ball, PhD, PGeo.

Hole 36-08 is a vertical hole (minus 90) drilled to a depth of 758.3 metres (2488 feet). The hole is designed to extend the mineral resource 500 feet to the south of hole 30, drilled in 2007. Hole 36-08 intersected molybdenum-bearing mineralization from 170.7 metres (560 feet) to 758.3 metres (2488 feet). Assay results from hole 36-08 include:


477.9 metres (1,568.0 feet) grading 0.102 per cent molybdenum disulphide (MoS2) (1.39 per cent copper equivalent (CuEq), 0.123 per cent molybdenum disulphide equivalent (molybdenite equivalent or MoS2Eq), 2.21 pounds per ton molybdenum trioxide equivalent (MoO3Eq));
Including 303.9 metres (997 feet) grading 0.133 per cent MoS2 (1.73 per cent CuEq, 0.153 per cent MoS2Eq, 2.76 pounds per ton MoO3Eq).

The entire core for hole 36-08 was sampled and cut in half using a diamond saw. Half the core was sent for analysis, and the other half has been kept and stored at the core facility located on site. Following cutting, the samples were delivered directly by Mosquito personnel to either ALS Chemex or SGS Labs, both located in Elko, Nev., and fully accredited analytical laboratories. They were first analyzed for 47 elements using a four-acid digestion with analysis by inductively coupled Argon plasma optical mass spectrometer (ICP-MS). Copper- and molybdenum-bearing samples were then checked by using a larger five-gram sample and analyzed using pressed powder pellet X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy (XRF). In addition, duplicates, blanks and standards were analyzed to ensure analytical accuracy and reproducibility. All rejects are being kept for further analysis and for use in metallurgical testing.

As with previous holes, the drilling of hole 36-08 has confirmed the presence of three distinct metal zones within the Cumo deposit. This zonation was not recognized by the previous operators. The zones consist of a copper-silver upper zone, a transitional copper-molybdenum zone and a lower molybdenum zone. Grades from the three zones are as follows:


Copper-silver zone, hole 36-08, 109.7 metres (360 feet) grading 0.11 per cent Cu, 0.019 per cent MoS2, 3.06 grams per tonne (g/t) silver (Ag) (0.55 per cent CuEq, 0.049 per cent MoS2Eq, 0.88 pound per ton MoO3Eq);
Copper-molybdenum zone, hole 36-08, 94.5 metres (310 feet) grading 0.06 per cent Cu, 0.041 per cent MoS2, 1.33 g/t Ag (0.73 per cent CuEq, 0.065 per cent MoS2Eq, 1.17 pounds per ton MoO3Eq);
Molybdenum zone, hole 36-08, 383.4 metres (1,258 feet) grading 0.03 per cent Cu, 0.118 per cent MoS2, 0.97 g/t Ag (1.56 per cent CuEq, 0.139 per cent MoS2Eq, 2.50 pounds per ton MoO3Eq).

A full summary of the analytical results for hole 36-08 is included in this news release. Mineralization consists of copper, molybdenum, silver, rhenium and gallium. As a result of the multielement nature of the mineralization, it was decided to calculate both a copper and molybdenum equivalent for the intercepts. Both equivalents are required as the deposit is zoned as described above. Please see the notes included in the table on the analytical results for hole 36-08 for explanation of the calculation of copper equivalent and MoS2 equivalent. The presence of the byproduct elements gold, silver, rhenium and gallium is very significant in terms of the development of the property.



Hole No. Length (feet) Status



35-08 2,817 Completed

36-08 2,488 Completed

37-08 2,195 Completed

38-08 2,445 Completed

39-08 2,688 Completed

40-08 2,252 Completed

41-08 2,013 Still drilling

42-08 1,067 Still drilling

43-08 374 Still drilling

44-08 610 Still drilling



Note that all holes are being surveyed

down the hole using a Reflex survey

instrument.


Hole 36 is a step-out to the south that confirms the continuation of the molybdenum-bearing mineralization. Hole 42 is currently drilling to extend the zone further to the south. Drilling is currently proceeding as planned, with one rig (holes 37, 40 and 43) doing infill drilling, while the other three rigs on site are currently doing 500-foot step-outs. The 2008 program is expected to complete 14 holes, with the results being used to expand the existing 43-101 resource, and to convert the majority of the current inferred to measured and indicated. The new resource calculation is expected in early 2009.

Shaun M. Dykes, MSc (Eng), PGeo, exploration manager and director of Mosquito, is the designated qualified person for the Cumo project and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.



SIGNIFICANT INTERSECTIONS FOR HOLE 36-08



From To Length CuEq MoS2Eq MoO3Eq Cu Mo MoS2 MoO3 Re Ag Ga

(feet) (feet) (feet) (%) (%) (lb/t) (%) (%) (%) (lb/t) (g/t) (g/t) (g/t)

Zones averages

Copper-silver 560 920 360 0.55 0.049 0.88 0.11 0.011 0.019 0.34 0.003 3.06 18.65

Copper-moly 920 1,230 310 0.73 0.065 1.17 0.06 0.025 0.041 0.74 0.011 1.33 17.61

Moly 1,230 2,488 1,258 1.56 0.139 2.50 0.03 0.071 0.118 2.12 0.037 0.97 16.99

Averages

Overall 560 2,488 1,928 1.24 0.110 1.98 0.05 0.052 0.087 1.56 0.027 1.42 17.40

Including 920 2,488 1,568 1.39 0.123 2.21 0.04 0.061 0.102 1.83 0.032 1.04 17.11

Including 1,248 2,245 997 1.73 0.153 2.76 0.03 0.080 0.133 2.39 0.041 0.91 16.95

Including 1,248 2,075 827 1.82 0.161 2.90 0.03 0.085 0.141 2.54 0.044 0.93 16.89



Notes:



Copper equivalent (CuEq) is based on metal prices that include copper at $2 (U.S.) per pound, molybdenum trioxide at

$25 (U.S.) per pound, rhenium at $5.75 (U.S.) per gram, silver at 32 U.S. cents per gram and gallium at 42.5 U.S.

cents per gram. Other factors include 1 per cent equals 20 pounds, one part per million equals one gram per tonne

and 1,000 parts per billion equals one part per million equals one gram per tonne.



Molybdenum is sold as either ferro-molybdenite or molybdenum trioxide. The price used is $25 (U.S.) per pound

molybdenum trioxide. To obtain the amount of molybdenum trioxide that can be produced from MoS2, the calculation of

converting MoS2 to Mo by dividing MoS2 by 1.6681 then converting to MoO3 (molybdenum trioxide) by multiplying by 1.5

is required. Therefore, the amount of molybdenum trioxide is pounds MoS2 times 1.5 divided by 1.6681.



Metallurgical recoveries and net smelter returns are assumed to be 100 per cent.



Formulas:



CuEq equals ((Cu times 20 times dollars) plus ((MoS2 times 20 times (1.5 divided by 1.6681) times dollars (MoO3))

plus (Re times dollars) plus (Ag times dollars) plus (Ga times dollars)) divided by dollars (copper) times 20.



MoS2Eq equals ((Cu times 20 times dollars) plus ((MoS2 times 20 times (1.5 divided by 1.6681) times dollars (MoO3))

plus (Re times dollars) plus (Ag times dollars) plus (Ga times dollars)) divided by ((1.6681 divided by 1.5) times

dollars (MoO3)) times 20.


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Kobex to pay Mosquito $20,000 (U.S.), claims dismissed


Kobex Resources Ltd (C:KBX)
Shares Issued 34,278,358
Last Close 10/9/2008 $0.35
Friday October 10 2008 - News Release

Also Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ) News Release

Mr. Leo King of Kobex reports

COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF KOBEX

Kobex Resources Ltd. has learned that the Supreme Court of British Columbia, on Oct. 8, 2008, dismissed the claims made by Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd., for further payments in cash and shares under the amended option agreement concerning the Cumo project in Idaho.

Kobex acknowledged that it was prepared to pay the sum of US $20,000 together with interest to Mosquito and the Court ordered Kobex to pay this amount. Kobex will be pursuing court costs as a result of being successful on the issues in dispute in the action.

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Mosquito Cons drills 686.4 m of 1.58% Cu Eq at Cumo


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 35,356,627
Last Close 10/17/2008 $0.56
Monday October 20 2008 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO ANNOUNCES ANOTHER INTERSECTION AT CUMO -- HOLE 40 INTERSECTS 2192 FEET GRADING 1.58% COPPER EQUIVALENT/0.14% MOLYBDENITE EQUIVALENT

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has received excellent results from the fourth hole of the 2008 diamond drilling program for its Idaho-based Cumo molybdenum-copper project. The program is under the direction of Mosquito's senior geologist and director, Dr. Matt Ball, PhD, PGeo.

Hole 40-08 is an angle hole (-70) drilled to a depth of 686.4 meters (2252 feet), bearing 225 degrees azimuth from the same site as hole 28. The hole is designed to fill in a gap in the resource between holes 13 and 17 and to cross the Cricket Gulch fault. Hole 40-08 intersected molybdenum bearing mineralization from 18.3 metres (m) (60 feet) to 684.4 m (2252 feet). Assay results returned include:


Hole 40-08 -- 686.4 metres (2,192.0 feet) grading 0.114 per cent MoS2 (molybdenum disulphide) (1.58 per cent copper equivalent (Cu Eq), 0.140 per cent MoS2 Eq., 2.52 lbs MoO3 molybdenum oxide Eq per tonne);
Including 634 metres (1,690 feet) grading 0.129 per cent MoS2 (1.74 per cent Cu Eq, 0.154 per cent MoS2 Eq, 2.77 pounds MoO3 Eq/t).

The entire core for Hole 40-08 was sampled and cut in half using a diamond saw. Half the core was sent for analysis and the other half has been kept and stored at the core facility located on site. Following cutting, the samples were delivered directly by Mosquito personnel to either ALS Chemex or SGS Labs, both located in Elko, Nevada and fully accredited analytical laboratories. They were first analyzed for 47 elements using a four (4) acid digestion with analysis by Inductively Coupled Argon Plasma Optical Mass Spectrometre (ICP-MS). Copper and Molybdenum bearing samples were then checked by using a larger five gram sample and analyzed using pressed powder pellet X-Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy (XRF). In addition, duplicates, blanks, and standards were analyzed to ensure analytical accuracy and reproducibility. All rejects are being kept for further analysis and for use in metallurgical testing.

As with previous holes, the drilling of Hole 40-08 has confirmed the presence of three distinct metal zones within the CUMO deposit. This zonation was not recognized by the previous operators. The zones consist of a copper-silver upper zone, a transitional copper-molybdenum zone and a lower molybdenum zone. Grades from the three zones are as follows:


Copper-silver zone Hole 40-08 57.9 metres (190 feet) grading 0.12 per cent Cu, 0.023 per cent MoS2, 3.04 gms Ag/T (0.62 per cent Cu Eq., 0.055 per cent MoS2 Eq., 0.99 pounds MoO3 Eq/t)
Copper-molybdenum zone Hole 40-08 137.2 metres (450 feet) grading 0.11 per cent Cu, 0.098 per cent MoS2, 3.01 Ag/T (1.44 per cent Cu Eq., 0.128 per cent MoS2 Eq., 2.30 pounds MoO3 Eq/t)
Molybdenum zone Hole 40-08 491.3 metres (1612 feet) grading 0.04 per cent Cu, 0.125 per cent MoS2, 1.30* gms Ag/T (1.68 per cent Cu Eq., 0.149 per cent MoS2 Eq., 2.69 pounds MoO3 Eq/t)

(*) One extremely high silver assay between 1810 to 1820 feet (551.7 to 554.7 metres) assayed 494 gms Ag/tonne; for averaging purposes this value was cut to 50 gms Ag/T. Full summary of the analytical results for Hole 40-08 are outlined below in Table 1. Mineralization consists of copper, molybdenum, silver, rhenium and gallium. As a result of the multi-element nature of the mineralization, it was decided to calculate both a copper and molybdenum equivalent for the intercepts. Both equivalents are required as the deposit is zoned as described above. Please see notes below table for explanation of the calculation of copper equivalent, MoS2 equivalent (MoS2 Equiv.). The presence of the by-product elements gold, silver, rhenium, and gallium is very significant in terms of the development of the property. The table below lists the location and orientation of the current drill holes. All holes are being surveyed down the hole using a Reflex survey instrument.

Hole 40-08 is a fill-in hole located on the same drill pad as holes 28 and 32 and was designed to cover a large gap in the resource calculation between hole 13 and old hole 17 (short hole). Drilling is currently proceeding as planned with one rig (holes 37, 40 and 43) doing infill drilling, while the other three rigs on site are currently doing 500 foot step-outs.

The current CUMO inferred resource contains 2.89 billion pounds of molybdenum oxide (MoO3), 3.41 billion pounds of copper (Cu), 149.8 million ounces of silver (Ag) and 185.3 million pounds of tungsten (W) in 1.83 billion metric tonnes (2.01 billion tons). The resource is divided into two components based on cutoff grade as shown below.



Zone Cut-off Tons MoS2 Cu MoS2 Cu Ag W

grade millions equiv. (%) equiv. (%) (%) (%) (ppm) (ppm)



Cu-Ag 0.1% Cu 292.9 0.049 0.55 0.016 0.14 3.50 36

Cu-Mo & Mo 0.04% MoS2 1,720.0 0.122 1.38 0.091 0.08 2.37 47.7



Within the above resource is a higher grade core containing 2.13 billion pounds of molybdenum oxide (MoO3); 1.45 billion pounds of copper (Cu); 68 million ounces of silver (Ag); and 102 million pounds of tungsten (W) in 1.0 billion metric tons (1.1 billion tons). The core is based on the following cutoffs within each of the zones:



Zone Cut-off Tons MoS2 Cu MoS2 Cu Ag W

grade millions equiv. (%) equiv. (%) (%) (%) (ppm) (ppm)



Cu-Ag 0.2% Cu 30.8 0.062 0.70 0.013 0.24 5.09 49

Cu-Mo 0.08% MoS2 284.3 0.146 1.64 0.107 0.115 3.35 53

Mo 0.07% MoS2 788.1 0.137 1.54 0.111 0.041 1.57 44



Initial Metallurgical testing results (see Press Release dated June 17, 2008) have shown excellent metal recoveries within all three zones.

The 2008 program is expected to complete fourteen holes, with the results being used to expand the existing 43-101 resource and to convert the majority of the current inferred resource to measured and indicated. The new resource calculation is expected in early 2009. Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the CUMO Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

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Mosquito Cons Gold Mines to raise $3.15-million


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 35,356,627
Last Close 10/21/2008 $0.455
Wednesday October 22 2008 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO TO CONDUCT PRIVATE PLACEMENT

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. will carry out a non-brokered private placement of up to nine million units at the price of 35 cents per unit to raise up to $3.15-million. Each unit will consist of one common share and one warrant exercisable at 45 cents for a 24-month period. Finders' fees of cash, shares, warrants or a combination of any of the foregoing may be payable on all or a portion of the non-brokered private placement.

The funds will be used for the company's current work programs on its existing properties and unallocated working capital. The closing of the transaction is subject to execution of definitive agreements and receipt of all regulatory and board approval, including acceptance of the TSX Venture Exchange.

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Mosquito Cons drops exercise price on stock options


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 35,356,627
Last Close 10/30/2008 $0.36
Friday October 31 2008 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has reduced the exercise price of the following incentive stock options to 35 cents per common share: (a) in regard of insiders, a total of 725,000 options will be repriced (150,000 options granted on April 18, 2006, at an exercise price of $1.60 per common share; 100,000 options granted on Dec. 14, 2007, at an exercise price of $1.50 per share; and 475,000 options granted on June 2, 2008, at an exercise price of $1.80 per share); and (b) in regard of non-insiders, a total of 509,000 options will be repriced (29,000 options granted on April 18, 2006, at an exercise price of $1.60 per common share; 135,000 options granted on Dec. 14, 2007, at an exercise price of $1.50 per common share; and 345,000 options granted on June 2, 2008, at an exercise price $1.80 per common share). The foregoing repricings are subject to TSX Venture Exchange acceptance as well as disinterested shareholder approval at the company's annual and special meeting to be held on Dec. 15, 2008.

The company has entered into stock option agreements granting the right and option to purchase 2.33 million common shares of the company at 35 cents per share, exercisable in whole or in part on or before five years from Oct. 30, 2013.

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Mosquito Cons drills 10.4 m of 0.83% Cu, 1,252 g/t Ag


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 35,356,627
Last Close 11/17/2008 $0.395
Tuesday November 18 2008 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO ANNOUNCES HIGH GRADE SILVER INTERSECTION AT PINE TREE HOLE 19 INTERSECTS 10.4 METERS GRADING 1252.2 GMS AG/TONNE

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has released excellent results from hole PT08-19 at its Nevada-based Pine Tree copper/molybdenum project.

Hole PT08-19 is vertical hole drilled to a depth of 281.9 metres (925 feet). The hole is designed to examine the copper mineralized zone that lies to the south of the molybdenum mineralization area. It is the first of a series of holes that will cover the eastern side of the deposit. Hole PT08-19 intersected the copper-bearing skarn mineralization between 137.2 metres (584 feet) and 215.2 metres (810 feet) before entering the basal Cinnabar thrust. As expected, no molybdenum was intersected. Assay results returned include:


Hole PT08-19 -- 68.9 metres (226 feet) grading 1.90-per-cent copper-equivalent (0.24 per cent Cu, 191.1 grams per tonne silver (5.57 ounces per ton));
Including 10.4 metres (34.0 feet) grading 10.69-per-cent copper-equivalent (0.83 per cent Cu, 1,252.2 grams per tonne silver (36.5 ounces per ton), 0.33 per cent W).

Previously announced holes were concentrated on the western block of the deposit. Hole PT08-19 is the first hole in the eastern block which, in addition to the regular skarn-style mineralization, intersected copper-silver-tungsten-rich mineralization previously not seen on the property.

Drill core samples were cut in half using a diamond saw. Half the core was sent for analysis and the other half has been kept and stored at the core facility located on site. Following cutting, the samples were picked up directly by ALS Chemex personnel and delivered to their fully accredited analytical laboratory in Reno, Nevada. They were first analyzed for 47 elements using a four (4) acid digestion with analysis by Inductively Coupled Argon Plasma Optical Mass Spectrometer (ICP-MS). Copper and Molybdenum bearing samples were then checked by using a larger five gram sample and analyzed using pressed powder pellet X-Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy (XRF). In addition, duplicates, blanks, and standards were analyzed to ensure analytical accuracy and reproducibility. All rejects are being kept for further analysis and for use in metallurgical testing.

Full summary of the analytical results for Hole PT07-19 are outlined below in Table 1. Mineralization consists of copper, silver, tungsten and gallium. Due to the lack of molybdenum, only a copper equivalent has been calculated for the intercepts. In addition, due to the recent drop in commodity prices, prices used in the equivalent calculation have been adjusted. The presence of this new silver-rich style of mineralization is very significant in terms of the development of the Pine Tree property, especially considering the area being drilled was considered low grade.

The table below lists the location and orientation of the current drill holes. All holes are being surveyed down the hole using a Reflex survey instrument.



Hole Northing Easting Elevation dip azimuth Length

Number feet feet feet degrees degrees feet

PT07-15 101317.00 200013.00 7485.00 -70.00 66.00 1279.00 completed

PT08-16 101778.00 199232.00 7435.00 -70.00 77.00 796.50 abandoned

PT08-17 102223.00 199665.20 7379.00 -70.00 94.00 2249.00 completed

PT08-18 101970.00 199120.00 7120.00 -90.00 0.00 687.00 abandoned

PT08-19 100929.00 201173.00 7735.00 -90.00 0.00 925.00 completed

PT08-20 100929.00 201172.00 7735.00 -65.00 45.00 1159.50 completed

PT08-21 100929.00 201175.00 7735.00 -65.00 271.00 998.00 completed


Currently, no drills are working at Pine Tree in order to concentrate drilling on the Company's CUMO property. Drilling should resume early in the New Year.

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the Pine Tree project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

[Dantyren]

Mosquito Cons 2.06-million-share private placement


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 35,356,627
Last Close 11/25/2008 $0.385
Wednesday November 26 2008 - Private Placement

The TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation with respect to the first tranche of a non-brokered private placement announced Oct. 22, 2008.


Number of shares: 2,061,284

Purchase price: 35 cents per share

Warrants: 2,061,284 share purchase warrants to purchase 2,061,284 shares

Warrant exercise price: 45 cents for a two-year period

Hidden placees: 43

Finders' fees: Canaccord Capital Corporation receives $10,220; Judith McCall receives $3,500; Mark Bolin receives $560


© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

[Dantyren]

Mosquito Cons 660,572-share private placement


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 37,457,911
Last Close 12/18/2008 $0.19
Friday December 19 2008 - Private Placement

The TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation with respect to the second and final tranche of a non-brokered private placement announced Oct. 22, 2008.


Number of shares: 660,572

Purchase price: 35 cents per share

Warrants: 660,572 share purchase warrants to purchase 660,572 shares

Warrant exercise price: 45 cents for a two-year period

Hidden placees: Three


© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

[Sstocktrader]

hi dantyren,

MSQ hat ein megadopsit mit CUMO und ich beobachte MSQ schon seit ca. 1 1/2 jahren.

das problem ist halt geld, geld, geld und nochmals geld. das letzte PP wird wohl auch nicht komplett bei 35 cents bezugspreis.

auf mittelfristige sicht wird MSQ wohl handlungsunfähig, WENN wir in eine tiefe weltweite rezession (ich meine damit inkl. ASIEN) gar depression rutschen.

ich hoffe aber inständig, dass die weltweiten konzertierten infrastrukturprogramme greifen und sich die konjunktur in diesem bereich wieder erholt. sollte es wieder einfacher werden am markt geld zu bekommen und ziehen die preise der base metals wieder an, kann MSQ einer der großen gewinner sein, wenn sie bis dahin durchhalten.

MSQ ist derzeit mit knapp 8 mio CAD bewertet. wenn sich die gesamtmarktsituation dreht, dann kann MSQ mit sicherheit auch mal wieder mit 80 mio CAD und mehr bewertet werden, je nachdem wie übertrieben wird. MSQ muss aber die nächsten 12 monate überleben.

mein vorschlag, einsatz 2000€ mit chance auf 10.000 - 20.000 in 2 jahren oder bankrott.

mfg

[Dantyren]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.245.314 von Sstocktrader am 20.12.08 20:26:30

Hi Stocki, schlimmer als bei OTL kann es nicht werden!

Das Risiko ist enorm, wenn man bedenkt was MSQ alles im Boden liegen hat, echt schade! Aber der 2000 Euro Einsatz ist das Risiko wert, ich gönne mir die mal gegen März, und warte den Februar-Crash mal ab...

Frohe Weihnachten!

Dantyren

[Sstocktrader]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.256.200 von Dantyren am 23.12.08 07:04:16

zu OTL muss man ja kein wort mehr verlieren

hoffe du hast schöne feiertage verleben können.

schaue sporadisch mal hier vorbei.

bis dann

[Phirefoo]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.267.750 von Sstocktrader am 27.12.08 10:37:08

Hi!

Ich lebe hier in Vancouver... Meine Schweigereltern haben recht viel In MSQ investiert.

Könnte mir jemand eine Summary geben wies auschaut? Plane mal im Headquarter vorzusprechen, um denen mal auf den Zahn zu fühlen:

- Management kauft nicht.
- PP wurde nicht ganz geschlossen
- Der Sohn des CEOs besitzt die Drilling Company denen man seit Jahren Geld zuschiesst (mehr als den handelsüblichen Satz...!)
-Der Molypreis ist im Keller

+ Cumo ist ein riesen Deposit.

Mit der Bitte um Ergänzungen!

Danke & Gruß!

Phirefoo

[Dantyren]

Mosquito Cons Gold arranges $1.92-million financing


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 38,118,483
Last Close 1/12/2009 $0.27
Tuesday January 13 2009 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO TO CONDUCT PRIVATE PLACEMENT

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. will carry out a non-brokered private placement of up to eight million units at the price of 24 cents per unit to raise up to $1.92-million. Each unit will consist of one common share and one warrant exercisable at 30 cents for a 24-month period. Finders' fees of cash, shares, warrants or a combination of any of the foregoing may be payable on all or a portion of the non-brokered private placement.

The funds will be used for the company's current work programs on its existing properties and unallocated working capital. The closing of the transaction is subject to execution of definitive agreements, and receipt of all regulatory and board approval, including acceptance of the TSX Venture Exchange.

© 2009 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

[Dantyren]

Mosquito Cons Gold increases financing to $2.76-million


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 38,118,483
Last Close 1/29/2009 $0.31
Friday January 30 2009 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO TO INCREASE PRIVATE PLACEMENT

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has increased the non-brokered private placement of eight million units at the price of 24 cents per unit, for a total of $1.92-million, to 11.5 million units at the price of 24 cents, for a total of $2.76-million.

Each unit will consist of one common share and one warrant exercisable at 24 cents for a two-year period. Finders' fees of cash, shares, warrants or a combination of any of the foregoing may be payable on all or a portion of the non-brokered private placement.

© 2009 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

[Dantyren]

Mosquito drills 2,378 feet of 0.110% MoS2 Eq. at Cumo


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 38,118,483
Last Close 1/30/2009 $0.31
Monday February 02 2009 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO ANNOUNCES INTERSECTION AT CUMO - HOLE 39 INTERSECTS 2378 FEET GRADING 0.110% MOLYBDENITE EQUIVALENT / 1.24% COPPER EQUIVALENT

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has released excellent results from holes 38 and 39 of the 2008 diamond drilling program for its Idaho-based Cumo molybdenum/copper project. The program is under the direction of Mosquito's senior geologist and director, Dr. Matt Ball, PhD, PGeo.

Hole 39-08 is a vertical hole (-90) drilled to a depth of 819.1 meters (2688 feet) from a site located 128 meters (420 feet) north-east of Hole 35. The hole is designed to fill in the gap between holes 14 and Hole 35 (figure 1). Hole 39-08 intersected molybdenum bearing mineralization from 30.05m (100 feet) to 819.1m (2688 feet) and stopped in mineralization. The upper Cu-Ag was oxidized and is not included. Assay results returned include:

Hole 39-08 724.8 meters (2378.0 feet) grading 0.101% MoS2 (1.24% Cu Eq., 0.110% MoS2 Eq., 1.98 lbs MoO3 Eq/t)

Including 236.5 meters (776 feet) grading 0.143% MoS2 (1.67% Cu Eq., 0.148% MoS2 Eq., 2.66 lbs MoO3 Eq/t)

Hole 38-08 is an angle hole (-70) drilled to a depth of 686.4 meters (2252 feet), bearing 180 degrees azimuth from the same site as holes 34 and 35. The hole is designed to determine the grade of the hanging wall material that parallels the main zone (figure 1). Hole 38-08 intersected molybdenum bearing mineralization from 51.8m (170 feet) to 744.0m (2271 feet) and was stopped in mineralization due to drill hole conditions. Hole 38-08 only intersected the Cu-Ag and Cu-Mo zones. Assay results returned include:

Hole 38-08 692.2 meters (2271.0 feet) grading 0.029% MoS2 (0.51% Cu Eq., 0.045% MoS2 Eq., 0.81 lbs MoO3 Eq/t)

Including 100.6 meters (330 feet) grading 0.045% MoS2 (0.63% Cu Eq., 0.056% MoS2 Eq., 1.01 lbs MoO3 Eq/t)

and a higher grade silver intersection of:

15.2 meters (50 feet) grading 0.15% Cu, 0.023% MoS2, 118.2 gms Ag/T (1.99% Cu Eq., 0.176% MoS2 Eq., 3.17 lbs MoO3 Eq/t)

The entire core from both holes was sampled and cut in half using a diamond saw. Half the core was sent for analysis and the other half has been kept and stored at the core facility located on site. Following cutting, the samples were delivered directly by Mosquito personnel to either ALS Chemex or SGS Labs, both located in Elko, Nevada and fully accredited analytical laboratories. They were first analyzed for 47 elements using a four (4) acid digestion with analysis by Inductively Coupled Argon Plasma Optical Mass Spectrometer (ICP-MS). Copper and Molybdenum bearing samples were then checked by using a larger five gram sample and analyzed using pressed powder pellet X-Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy (XRF). In addition, duplicates, blanks, and standards were analyzed to ensure analytical accuracy and reproducibility. All rejects are being kept for further analysis and for use in metallurgical testing.

As with previous holes, the drilling of Hole 39-08 has confirmed the presence of three distinct metal zones within the CUMO deposit. This zonation was not recognized by the previous operators. The zones consist of a copper-silver upper zone, a transitional copper-molybdenum zone and a lower molybdenum zone. Hole 38-09 was designed to test the southern limits of the deposit and had just entered the molybdenum zone when the hole was stopped. Grades from the three zones are as follows:

Copper-silver zone

Hole 38-08 304.8 meters (1000 feet) grading 0.10% Cu, 0.015% MoS2, 7.99 gms Ag/T (0.46% Cu Eq., 0.041% MoS2 Eq., 0.74 lbs MoO3 Eq/t)

Copper-molybdenum zone

Hole 39-08 268.2 meters (880 feet) grading 0.10% Cu, 0.071% MoS2, 2.27 Ag/T (0.93% Cu Eq., 0.0.083% MoS2 Eq., 1.49 lbs MoO3 Eq/t)

Hole 38-08 387.42 meters (1271 feet) grading 0.05% Cu, 0.037% MoS2, 1.57 Ag/T (0.55% Cu Eq., 0.049% MoS2 Eq., 0.88 lbs MoO3 Eq/t)

Molybdenum zone


Hole 39-08 456.6 meters (1498 feet) grading, 0.03% Cu, 0.113% MoS2, 0.84 gms Ag/T (1.34% Cu Eq., 0.119% MoS2 Eq, 2.14 lbs MoO3 Eq/t)

Full summary of the analytical results for Holes 38-08 and 39-08 are outlined below in Table 1. Mineralization consists of copper, molybdenum, silver, rhenium and gallium. As a result of the multi- element nature of the mineralization, it was decided to calculate both a copper and molybdenum equivalent for the intercepts. Both equivalents are required as the deposit is zoned as described above. Please see notes below table for explanation of the calculation of copper equivalent (Cu Equiv.), MoS2 equivalent (MoS2 Equiv.). The presence of the by-product elements gold, silver, rhenium, and gallium is very significant in terms of the development of the property.

Note: Due to recent changes in metal prices, the prices used in the equivalent calculation have been changed to $1.25/lb copper, $15/lb molybdenum oxide and 0.10/gram gallium. Rhenium, silver and gold remain the same.

Hole 39-08 returned the thickest intersection of excellent grade drilled to date on the property. The hole stopped in mineralization due to drill limitations and faulting associated with the Copper fault zone (Figure 1).

Hole 38-08, designed to test the hanging wall to the steeply dipping mineralized zone, shows the hanging wall is mineralized and not barren. This is extremely significant as the area was assumed to be waste. The molybdenum mineralization is related to narrow off shoot dykes from the main zone. Higher grade silver sections that were intersected are very significant and confirm that the precious metal bearing veins are peripheral to the molybdenum system

The current CUMO inferred resource contains 2.89 billion pounds of molybdenum oxide (MoO3), 3.41 billion lbs of Copper (Cu), 149.8 million ounces of silver (Ag) and 185.3 million lbs of tungsten (W) in 1.83 billion metric tonnes (2.01 billion tons). The resource is divided into two components based on cutoff grade.

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[Dantyren]

Mosquito drills 1,980 ft of 0.081% MoS2 at Cumo


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 38,118,483
Last Close 2/13/2009 $0.44
Tuesday February 17 2009 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL INTERSECTIONS AT CUMO - HOLE 41 INTERSECTS 1980 FEET GRADING 0.081% MOLYBDENITE EQUIVALENT / 1.00% COPPER EQUIVALENT

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has provided excellent results from holes 41-08 through 45-08 of the 2008 diamond drilling program for its Idaho-based CUMO molybdenum/copper project. The program is under the direction of Mosquito's Senior Geologist and Director, Dr. Matt Ball, Ph.D., P.Geo.

Hole 41-08 is a vertical hole (-90) drilled to a depth of 918.7 meters (3014 feet) from a site located 130.5 meters (428 feet) north-west of Hole 36. The hole is designed to determine the location of the mineralized zone west of the copper fault (figure 1). Hole 39-08 intersected molybdenum bearing mineralization from 109.7 meters (360 feet) to 918.7 meters (3018 feet) and stopped in mineralization. Assay results returned include:


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[Dantyren]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.595.722 von Dantyren am 17.02.09 16:53:06

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[Phirefoo]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.596.203 von Dantyren am 17.02.09 17:34:55

Wo handelt ihr MSQ eigentlich? In Canada?

[Dantyren]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.604.805 von Phirefoo am 18.02.09 17:26:42

Ja in Kanada.
Über die Börse in Berlin gibt es auch die Möglichkeit, ist auf Grund der mauen Umsätze schwierig.

[Dantyren]

Mosquito has 1.4 billion t of 0.071% MoS2 indicated


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 38,118,483
Last Close 3/16/2009 $0.41
Tuesday March 17 2009 - News Release

Mr. Shaun Dykes reports

MOSQUITO SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASES NI 43-101 RESOURCE ON CUMO DEPOSIT TO 4.12 BILLION POUNDS OF MOLYDENUM OXIDE, 5.87 BILLION POUNDS OF COPPER AND 253.5 MILLION OUNCES OF SILVER

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. is providing the results of a new National Instrument 43-101-compliant independent mineral resource estimate for the Cumo porphyry-molybdenum-copper deposit located in Idaho. Giroux Consulting, an independent, internationally recognized mineral industry consultant, calculated the estimate. Results are a significant improvement on the 2008 resource and cover only a portion of the mineralizing system identified to date.

The NI 43-101 calculation confirms that the Cumo deposit contains the following within an indicated and inferred mineral resource of 3.96 billion tons (3.6 billion metric tonnes).


A total of 4.12 billion pounds of molybdenum oxide(MoO3);
A total of 5.87 billion pounds of copper (Cu);
A total of 253.5 million ounces of silver (Ag);
A total of 302.8 million pounds of tungsten (W).

This represents the following over previous resource


A 43-per-cent increase in pounds of molybdenum oxide;
A 72-per-cent increase in pounds of copper;
A 69-per-cent increase in ounces of silver;
A 63-per-cent increase in pounds of tungsten.

The 3.96-billion-ton overall mineral resource is divided into two classifications (see table entitled, "Resource classifications").


RESOURCE CLASSIFICATIONS

Recovered Recovered MoS2 Cu Ag W GRMV

Category Cutoff tons

Cu $**

GRMV MoS2

grade millions Equiv. %* Equiv. %* % % ppm ppm

Indicated $1.00 1,444.8 0.068 0.68 0.071 0.08 2.26 44.06

Inferred $1.00 2,512.2 0.051 0.51 0.051 0.07 2.16 34.93



It should be noted, Mosquito's assay results indicate the presence of significant quantities of Rhenium and Gallium, which due to the lack of historical assays could not be estimated at this time.



RESOURCE AT VARIOUS CUT-OFF GRADES



Recovered Recovered MoS2

zone Cutoff tons Cu Ag W GRMV

Cu

GRMV MoS2 $**

grade millions Equiv. % Equiv. % % % ppm ppm

Indicated $5.00 1,374.4 0.071 0.71 0.074 0.08 2.26 44.94

Inferred 2,246.0 0.055 0.55 0.056 0.07 2.20 35.38



Indicated $7.50 1,234.8 0.076 0.76 0.080 0.08 2.25 45.87

Inferred $7.50 1,667.9 0.067 0.67 0.070 0.07 2.15 35.29



Indicated $10.00 1,150.0 0.080 0.80 0.084 0.07 2.22 46.58

Inferred $10.00 1,401.8 0.074 0.74 0.078 0.06 2.04 36.35



Note: * Metallurgical study recoveries are included in the recovered equivalent calculation.

** GRMV$ value as per exchange rules is left blank, but value can be calculated as follows

CU Equiv%*20 *price of Cu /lb

For calculation of GRMV, Cu Equiv. and MoS2 equiv. see description at end of Table 1



Giroux Consultants were chosen to complete the 43-101 compliant resource estimate at Cumo, because of their extensive work on large tonnage open pit and underground accessible primary molybdenum projects throughout the world. A technical report detailing the resource estimate will be filed on SEDAR within the next 45 days. The specific breakdown of Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resources for the Cumo deposit above varying cut- off grades is tabulated in Tables 1a and 1b.

Giroux's estimate is based on drill core assay results from 13,333.8 meters (43,746.2 feet) of drilling in 19 holes completed by Mosquito in 2006 and 2008 and 10,980.7 meters (36,025.8 feet) in 22 diamond drill holes completed by AMAX between 1971 and 1981. Due to mineral zonation the deposit was split into four mineral zones: an Oxide near surface zone ,grading downward into a Cu-Ag zone then into a Cu-Mo zone and finally into a Mo zone. Copper and silver were highest within the Cu-Ag and Cu-Mo Domains while molybdenum and tungsten were highest in the Cu-Mo and Mo domains. The grade distribution for each variable was examined in each zone with erratic high grades capped. Uniform 50 ft. composites were formed that honored the boundaries of the four(4) grade zones. Semi variograms were run for each variable and isotropic models were fit to the data. Grades for each variable were interpolated into 50 x 50 x 50 ft. blocks by ordinary kriging. Specific gravities were obtained from drill core and average values were applied to each domain.

Mosquito has substantiated that the 2009 Cumo resource consists of about 23% of a much larger mineralized system covered by the property (also confirmed by AMAX in 1981). This is also confirmed by Giroux's resource calculation in that the current geological block model comprising 100% of the known mineralizing system has a total of 1,722,816 blocks while Giroux calculated 401,908 blocks for a total of 23 % of the blocks in the geologic model or mineralized system. A large portion of the 2009 drill program will be focused on drilling in the areas of the uncalculated blocks. (see attached figure)

Cumo is favorably located in southwestern Idaho in an extensively logged, historic gold placer and lode mining area, readily accessible from nearby major centers of Idaho City and Boise.

Mineralization consists of copper, molybdenum, silver, tungsten, rhenium and gallium. As a result of the multi- element nature of the mineralization, Mosquito decided to include both a copper and molybdenum equivalent for the resource table. Both equivalents are required as the deposit is zoned as described in previous press releases and in the resource tables. See notes below table for explanation of the calculation of GRMV, copper equivalent (Cu Equiv.), MoS2 equivalent (MoS2 Equiv.). The presence of the by-product elements copper, silver, tungsten, rhenium, and gallium are very significant in terms of the development of the property.

Cumo has an excellent configuration for very low cost open-pit mining. The thick mineralization is very continuous with almost no internal waste and is persistent over a broad area measuring 2 km by 3 km. Mineralization begins right at the bedrock surface which is covered only by a thin layer of overburden and broken rock ranging from 4 to 20 meters thick, indicating the deposit will have an unusually low strip ratio. The deposit is currently 650-850 meters thick and open to the south and west.

Immediate plans for the Cumo deposit are, to use the above resource numbers in an independent economic assessment(scoping/sizing study) produced by a major engineering company at various production rates ranging from 50,000 to 200,000 tons per day to establish economic viability. Following that the 2009 drill program will be used to fill-in any gaps in existing resource and to drill in those areas of blocks not calculated in the resource. At the same time engineering and environmental work will commence with the aim of producing a feasibility study in two to three years.

Dr. Matt Ball, Ph.D., P.Geo., a qualified Person (NI 43-101) , a Director and Senior Geologist of Mosquito is supervising the exploration program at Cumo, including the quality control and assurance program. Logging and sampling is completed at Mosquito's secure facility at Garden Valley, Idaho. The entire HQ diameter core was sampled and cut in half using a diamond saw. Half the core is sent for analysis, the other half has been kept and stored at the core facility. Following cutting the samples are delivered directly by Mosquito personnel to ALS Chemex in Elko, Nevada, a fully accredited analytical laboratory. They are first analyzed for 47 elements using a four (4) acid digestion with analysis by Inductively Coupled Argon Plasma Optical Mass Spectrometer (ICP-MS). Copper and Molybdenum bearing samples are then checked by using a larger 5 gram sample and analyzed using pressed powder pellet X-Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy (XRF). In addition duplicates, blanks, and standards are analyzed to ensure analytical accuracy and reproducibility. All rejects are being kept for further analysis and for use in metallurgical testing.

Drill hole location maps, an outline of the Cumo deposit and mineralized zone, and a complete tabulation of significant intersections from the Cumo drill programs to date may be found on Mosquito's web site at www.mosquitogold.com.

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the Cumo Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

© 2009 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

[Dantyren]

Mosquito Consolidated halted at 7:12 a.m. PT

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 38,118,483
Last Close 3/17/2009 $0.39

Wednesday March 18 2009 - Halt Trading

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has been halted at 7:12 a.m. Pacific Time on March 18, 2009, pending clarification of news.

2009 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

[Dantyren]

Mosquito splits Cumo indicated, inferred resources


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 38,118,483
Last Close 3/17/2009 $0.39
Wednesday March 18 2009 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASES NI 43-101 RESOURCE ON CUMO DEPOSIT (CLARIFICATION)

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. wishes to clarify the recent resource press release on March 17, 2009, as reported in Stockwatch, as per National Instrument 43-101. Indicated and inferred resources cannot be added together, so total contained metals are now being reported as separate categories at the $1 cut-off.

The National Instrument 43-101-compliant calculation confirms that the Cumo deposit contains at a $1 cut-off.



Indicated Inferred Metal



1.84 2.29 billion pounds of molybdenum oxide (MoO3)

2.21 3.66 billion pounds of copper (Cu)

95.00 158.50 million ounces of silver (Ag)

127.30 175.50 million pounds of tungsten (W)



1.44 2.52 billion tons

2009 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

[Dantyren]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.795.167 von Dantyren am 18.03.09 18:47:59

...nochmals zur besseren Übersicht:

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Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 38,118,483
Last Close 3/17/2009 $0.39
Wednesday March 18 2009 - Resume Trading

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[Dantyren]

Mosquito receives Excellent Metallurgy Report on CUMO

Vancouver, March 30, 2009 - Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited (Mosquito - TSX Venture: MSQ) is pleased to report that it has received the completed metallurgy report on its Idaho-based CUMO molybdenum project from SGS Vancouver Metallurgy (SGS) entitled "The recovery of molybdenum, copper and silver from the CUMO Samples".

In December 2007, 114 drill core samples from CUMO drill holes 27, 28 and 29, totaling 745.5 kilograms and sorted into the three mineralized zones, Cu-Ag, Cu-Mo and Mo, were delivered to SGS for analysis. SGS completed preliminary metallurgical testing on the three zones; including rougher and cleaner flotation, QEMSCAN mineralogical, bench scale grinding, lock cycle and Acid Base Accounting (ABA) studies.

Overall, the results of the studies completed show better-than-expected recoveries in all parts of the deposit and confirm that even at the low-grade end the recoveries are excellent. Two different grinds were used, with the finer grind giving better recoveries, especially in the case of copper. The material is straightforward, with relatively low concentrations of problematic minerals such as pyrite, clays and talc, lending itself to effective Cu/Mo separation to create two saleable concentrates. Reagent consumption appears to be slightly below average, due to the lack of problematic minerals, indicating that processing will be low-cost and relatively straightforward.

In addition, of major significance to the overall project, Acid Based Accounting (ABA) testing indicates that the tailings are potentially acid neutralizing (PAN) due to the presence of carbonate and low pyrite content. SGS concludes that "the tailings tested were not acid generating". Further studies are required, but if confirmed, this will lead to significant costs savings in the tailings handling circuit and a major reduction in the environmental impact of the project.

The results reveal the following recoveries after the 3 cleaning lock cycle testing.

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May 04, 2009

Mosquito Files Cumo Ni 43-101, Announces 1.3 Billion Tons Indicated, 2.2 Billion Tons Inferred Of Higher-Grade Multi-Element Mineralization

Vancouver, May 4, 2009 - Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited (Mosquito - TSX Venture: MSQ) is pleased to report receipt of the completed National Instrument 43-101 technical report on its Idaho-based CUMO molybdenum-copper project and its filing with SEDAR (www.sedar.com).

The Company is also pleased to announce that detailed examination of the 43-101 report, prepared by Giroux Consultants, an independent, internationally recognized mineral industry consultant, and of individual blocks comprising the resource, has shown that the CUMO project contains 1.36 billion tons indicate and 2.25 billion tons inferred of higher-grade open-pit accessible multi-element resources. Two scenarios are presented based on different low (waste), medium(stockpile) and high cutoff grades. Actual mine cutoff grade depends on the production rate, examination of existing mines and recent feasibility studies indicate that for production rates of less than 100,000 tons per day, a $7.50 Gross Recoverable Value (GRV) cutoff is reasonable, while for production rates greater than 100,000 tons per day, a $5 GRV cutoff is reasonable. Examination of Giroux's tables shows the following:

At $5.00 low cutoff and a $20 high cutoff the following resource is evident.
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[Dantyren]

Mosquito retracts Cumo economic analysis

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 38,118,483
Last Close 5/13/2009 $0.46
Thursday May 14 2009 - News Release

Mr. Bill Jefferies reports

As a result of a review by the British Columbia Securities Commission, Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. is issuing the following news release to clarify its disclosures on its website.

The Company retracts its prior disclosure of the results of a preliminary economic analysis for the Cumo project, including production rate, mine life, capital and operating costs, IRR, NPV, and after tax profit, and any implication that its resources have been qualified as mineral reserves. The company disclosed such information on its website and in investor materials. The Company's disclosure did not provide the cautionary language required by NI 43-101 for a preliminary assessment, and consequently the analysis appeared to confer economic viability and qualify a mineral reserve. The company clarifies that the in-house analysis completed so far was never considered material by the company, it was not suitable for public disclosure, and it should not have been relied on. An independent preliminary assessment is now underway. The company will issue a news release to disclose results of its economic analysis when the analysis reaches a stage where it becomes material to the company.

The Company also retracts the references to gross recovered metal value and gross value. The use of gross recovered metal value is meaningless and may be misleading because it only takes into account recovery of metals and fails to take into consideration operating and capital costs, smelter costs and other factors relating to the potential mining, and extraction.

The recently filed, National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report on its Idaho-based CUMO molybdenum-copper project has been modified: by adding Jackie A Holmgren's Certificate (inadvertently not included in original report) and additional information to support the selection of the $7.50 cutoff as a highlighted value.

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the CUMO Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

(c) 2009 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

[Dantyren]

Mosquito hires Ausenco for Cumo economic assessment

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 38,118,483
Last Close 5/29/2009 $0.52
Monday June 01 2009 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO ENGAGES ENGINEERING FIRM FOR CUMO PRELIMINARY ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has engaged Ausenco Minerals of Vancouver to produce a 43-101-compliant preliminary economic assessment for its Idaho-based Cumo molybdenum/copper project.

The Ausenco group of companies, headquartered in Brisbane, Australia with an office in Vancouver, British Columbia, provide world-leading engineering, project management and operations solutions to global resource, energy and process infrastructure industries. The company has a workforce in excess of 2,500 people in more than 30 offices across 13 countries.

The purpose of the preliminary economic assessment is to provide an independent economic analysis that will outline several possible options in regard to the further development of the CUMO project. The work will consider four different mining and treatment rates: 50,000,100,000, 150,000 and 200,000 tons per day, when developing preliminary pit designs, scoping-level tailings disposal and waste rock sites, power and water requirements, housing and access, mine scheduling, order of magnitude mine plant and tailings, capital cost and operating costs. Results will be published as a series of tables and graphs for various metals prices and mining rates outlining potential capital and operating costs, net present values (NPV), internal rate of return, payback periods and cost per pound of product.

Recommendations will be included as to what is considered the optimum starting mine and processing rate for the deposit. In addition, the results of this study will aid in establishing the economic viability of the CUMO project and will be used to determine the additional drilling required to enable the calculation of a mineable measured and indicated reserve that would support a minimum mine life of 40 years. Once this drilling is complete and the reserve calculated a full feasibility analysis can commence.

CUMO mineral deposit currently contains a NI 43-101 compliant, 1.3 Billion tons indicated and 2.25 Billion tons inferred of open-pit accessible multi-element mineralization. This includes: in the indicated category 1.8 Billion pounds of ‘moly' (molybdenum oxide), 2.1 Billion pounds of copper, 90.8 Million ounces of silver and 123.5 Million pounds of tungsten, with an additional, in the inferred category, 2.3 Billion pounds of ‘moly' (molybdenum oxide), 3.3 Billion pounds of copper, 143.8 Million ounces of silver and 158.9 Million pounds of tungsten.

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the CUMO Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

© 2009 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

[Dantyren]

Mosquito Consolidated 2,492,857-share private placement
Ticker Symbol: C:MSQ


Mosquito Consolidated 2,492,857-share private placement


Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 38,118,483
Last Close 6/12/2009 $0.37
Monday June 15 2009 - Private Placement

The TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation with respect to the second and final tranche of a non-brokered private placement announced May 1, 2009.

Number of shares:2,492,857 shares Purchase price:35 cents per share Insider:International Energy and Mineral Resources Investment Co. Ltd. (Hongxue Fu and Jianwen Zheng), 2,492,857

© 2009 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

[Dantyren]

Mosquito Consolidated Gold starts drilling at Como
Ticker Symbol: C:MSQ

Mosquito Consolidated Gold starts drilling at Como

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 38,118,483
Last Close 7/6/2009 $0.50
Tuesday July 07 2009 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

2ND PHASE DRILL PROGRAM PLANNED CENTAURO PROJECT, CHIHUAHUA STATE, MEXICO

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. has commenced drilling on the Cumo project with the arrival of two of diamond drills at the property from its wholly owned subsidiary Kirkness Diamond Drilling Inc.

The initial drill will be used to expand the higher grade core mineralization to the west and north of hole 19 (intersected 2160 feet grading 0.102% Mo Equiv. (0.92% Cu equiv.)), four to five holes are planned for the area. Hole 46 has been collared and is drilling at an azimuth of due west and a dip of -70 degrees. The second drill will concentrate in the area of hole 39 (1490 feet grading 0.118 Mo Equiv. (1.07% Cu Equiv.), looking to expand high grade mineralization to the south east in the footwall to the east dipping 1518 fault. Hole 47 will be collared shortly drilling at an azimuth of 110 degrees and dip -70 with two (2) to three (3) holes planned for this area. Hole locations are shown on Figure 1

The purpose of the drilling is to increase the indicated and measured part of the resource and expand the higher grade resource recently announced. The CUMO 43-101 resource presently contains:


Indicated Inferred Metal

1.82 2.31 Billion pounds of molybdenum oxide (MoO3)
2.12 3.31 Billion pounds of copper (Cu)
90.8 143.8 Million ounces of silver (Ag)
123.5 158.9 Million pounds of tungsten(W)
1.44 2.52 Billion tons


Significant quantities of the valuable high-tech metals rhenium, by-product metals are associated with copper and molybdenum mineralization, have also been identified. Due to the lack of historical assays, these metals were not included in the calculations.

The consulting engineering group of Ausenco Minerals is proceeding on schedule with the development of the CUMO 43-101 Preliminary Economic Assessment; potential tailings site areas have been defined and possible mill designs and flow sheets are being produced. Once the various site designs are complete capital and operating costs will be estimated.

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the CUMO Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

© 2009 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

[Popeye82]

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited Adopts Shareholder Rights Plan - 8/21/2009
www.mosquitogold.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=360721&_Typ…

[Popeye82]

Mosquito Announces Discovery Of Older Copper-Silver Porphyry System At Cumo -- Hole 47 Intersects 1123.5 Feet Grading 0.89% Copper Equivalent / 0.079% Molybdenite Equivalent - Sep 9, 2009
www.mosquitogold.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=362760&_Typ…

[Popeye82]

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Announces Private Placement - September 16, 2009
www.mosquitogold.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=363844&_Typ…

[Popeye82]

eResearch - Sep 24, 2009

Highlights

+ Inferred Resources upgraded to Indicated Resources.

+ NI 43-101 resource estimate on the CUMO project substantially
increased: to 2.55 billion tons from 1.72 billion.

+ Good results from the first hole of the 2009 diamond drilling program at the CUMO project: Hole 47 intersected 1,123.5 feet, grading equivalent 0.89% copper and 0.079% molybdenum.

+ Ausenco Minerals of Vancouver engaged to produce an NI 43-101
compliant Preliminary Economic Assessment for the CUMO project.

+ International Energy and Mineral Resources Investment (Hong Kong)
Company Ltd. (IEMR) acquired 9 million shares (15.36%) at $0.35 in
cash per share, improving the Company’s liquidity position and
spreading the financing risk in terms of cost sharing.

+ The Company is preparing to begin a feasibility study for CUMO in
2010, with production expected to commence five to seven years later. ...
www.baystreet.ca/articles/research_reports/eresearch/MSQ_092…

[Popeye82]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.089.657 von Popeye82 am 30.09.09 20:28:29

noch wichtiger -von Seiten eR wird zudem angenommen, dass MSQ in absehbarer Zeit mind. 20Mio neue Aktien ausgeben wird/muss:

- Challenges
+ Substantial capital expenditures will be required over the next few years to complete technical reports and/or feasibility reports on the CUMO and Pine Tree properties as follows: (i) $10-12 million for CUMO) and $1.5 million for Pine Tree over the next 12 months; and (ii) $25-35 million for CUMO and $2 million for Pine Tree over the next 24 months.

+ A reversal in the recovery of commodity prices could have a negative impact on investors’ interest in the mining industry, and that could restrict the Company’s access to the capital market. This risk is offset by Chinese partners, who are looking long term and at the low cost of production.

+ The mining industry is facing increasing operating costs (cash burn rate) and material costs, which could result in higher project costs than previously estimated and could delay project completion time. However, metal prices have always tended to offset these higher costs, as well as technological innovation.
For example, at the large-scale open-pit mines, mining costs/ton of material are substantially lower than they were 15 years ago, due to economies of scale and innovation.

+ Any delay in the completion of a feasibility study (for the CUMO project) or unfavourable NI 43-101 resource estimates (for the Pine Tree project) could cause difficulties for the Company in obtaining the funds needed to bring its two flagship properties into production. ...-

[Popeye82]

er ist der President von einem der Hauptaktionäre, Energy and Mineral Resources Investment Company:

Mosquito appoints Mr. Hongxue Fu of Beijing, China to Chairman of the Board - Oct 1, 2009
www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mosquito-appoints-mr-hongxu…

[Popeye82]

also einzig das "Low Price" -Szenario sieht richtig bescheiden aus, anonsten wird hier sicher sehr viel auf die künftige Molybdenpreisenticklung ankommen -wobei CUMO unter diesen riesen Projekten sicher ein ganz besonders attraktives ist. Zusätzlich dürften noch einige Optimierungen zumindest im Bereich des möglichen liegen:

Independent Preliminary Economic Assessment of CUMO Molybdenum-Copper-Silver Project Confirms Multi-Billion Dollar Net Present Value and Excellent Internal Rate of Return - October 07, 2009
www.mosquitogold.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=366754&_Typ…

"Vancouver, October 7, 2009 -- Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited (Mosquito - TSX Venture: MSQ) is pleased to report that it has received an extremely positive NI 43-101 compliant Preliminary Economic Assessment ("PEA") of its Idaho-based CUMO molybdenum-copper-silver project. The PEA was managed by Ausenco Minerals Canada Inc. (Ausenco), a Vancouver-based engineering firm with corporate headquarters in Brisbane, Australia. The Ausenco group of companies provides world-leading engineering, project management and operations solutions to global resource, energy and process infrastructure industries; and has a workforce in excess of 2,200 people in more than 26 offices across 13 countries.

Based on a pre-tax financial model (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization) and using a long-term, base-metal price scenario, Ausenco's study showed the CUMO project having a Net Present Value (NPV) of US$16 Billion for a 150,000 short tons per day ore production rate and US$10 Billion for a 100,000 short tons per day ore production rate. Corresponding Internal Rates of Return (IRR) were 36% and 29% respectively -- significantly above the minimum 12.5% to 15% IRR typically required for United States-based projects to be considered for production -- and straight-line payback periods for startup capital costs were 2.3 and 3.0 years respectively. These very substantial figures indicate that Mosquito should be developing CUMO toward an initial ore production rate of between 100,000 and 150,000 short tons per day.

Ausenco's PEA of CUMO outlined several options for the further development of the project under four different production rates: Ore production rates of 50,000, 100,000, 150,000 and 200,000 short tons per day were considered for the data analysis. All associated costs were also tabulated corresponding to these production rates, including: preliminary pit designs, scoping-level tailings, storage facilities and waste rock sites, power and water requirements, mine scheduling, mine plant, capital and operating costs.

"Ausenco's assessment of CUMO provides independent confirmation of the staggering economic potential of this project," said Mosquito President Brian McClay. "Our well-researched belief is that CUMO can be designed in an environmentally-friendly manner while providing thousands of high paying jobs and taxes to one of the poorest counties in Idaho. CUMO contains one of the world's largest, strategic stores of mineral wealth. Based on this report, we will continue to significantly further develop the project and maximize value for our shareholders."

Adding to Mr. McClay's comments, Mosquito's Exploration Manager Shaun Dykes said, "This evaluation outlines the mineral resource/reserve targets required to bring CUMO into production. Geologically, the mineralization has been identified and our drill programs have been designed to convert the current inferred resource, and expand the measured and indicated resource in order to achieve these targets. The extremely short payback periods outlined in the PEA is one of the most significant aspects. The path to production continues, with the updated resource calculation for CUMO being completed at the end of the 2009 drill season."

The following two tables show highlight figures from Ausenco's CUMO-PEA, for 150,000 and 100,000 short tons of ore per day for a mine life of 40 years. All prices and values are in US$. Based on a pre-tax financial model and long-term base-metal prices of $16/lb molybdenum oxide, $2.10/lb copper, $12.00/ounce silver, $6.00/gram rhenium and $135/ton sulphuric acid, the results are as follows:

150,000 short tons per day
Net Present Value ((NPV 5%) $16 Billion dollars
Internal Rate of Return 36 %
Cost/lb: Molybdenum oxide/Copper $3.9 / $0.5
Startup Capital Cost $2,800 Million dollars
Payback Period (see Notes) 2.3 years


100,000 short tons per day
Net Present Value ((NPV 5%) $10 Billion dollars
Internal Rate of Return 29 %
Cost/lb: Molybdenum oxide/Copper $4.3 / $0.6
Startup Capital Cost $2,200 Million dollars
Payback Period (see Notes) 3.0 years


Cost/lb: Molybdenum oxide/ Copper is the total operating cost per pound, assuming all by-products are credited against the costs of production of the reference metal.

Three other price scenarios were undertaken to analyze the project's sensitivity to metal prices. These consisted of high-, low- and ten-year cyclical prices.

High Price
High metal prices are $28/lb molybdenum oxide, $3.50/lb copper, $15.00/ounce silver, $10.00/gram rhenium and $235/ton sulphuric acid.


Pre-tax, 5% discount rate 100,000 short tpd 150,000 short tpd Units
Net Present Value (NPV) $22 $35 Billions US$
Internal Rate of Return 51% 61% %
Payback Period 1.6 1.2 Years

Cyclical Price
Cyclical metal prices consist of a range of prices between the low and the high in a ten-year cycle starting on a rising price trend and passing through the low every ten years. Prices are $7.50/lb to $28/lb molybdenum oxide, $1.50/lb to $3.50/lb copper, $9.00/ounce to $15.00/ounce silver, $2.50/gram to $10.00/gram rhenium and $85/ton to $235/ton sulphuric acid.


Pre-tax, 5% discount rate 100,000 short tpd 150,000 short tpd Units
Net Present Value (NPV) $12 $21 Billions US$
Internal Rate of Return 39% 49% %
Payback Period 1.9 1.5 years

Low Price
Low metal prices are $7.50/lb molybdenum oxide, $1.50/lb copper, $9.00/ounce silver, $2.50/gram rhenium and $85/ton sulphuric acid.

Pre-tax, 5% discount rate 100,000 short tpd 150,000 short tpd Units
Net Present Value (NPV) $1.1 $2.9 Billions US$
Internal Rate of Return 9% 12% %
Payback Period 9.6 6.4 years

The results for all production rates can be found in the tables on page 9 of this release.

Studies and reviews for the PEA were conducted by Ausenco and Vector Engineering Inc. (Vector), a member of the Ausenco group of companies. Based in Grass Valley, USA, Vector specializes in environmental and consulting services. Vector undertook a review of mine design, developed mine, waste stockpile and tailings storage facility (TSF) capital and operating-cost estimates to an accuracy of ±35%. Ausenco conducted the metallurgical test-work review, process-plant design, process-plant capital and operating-cost estimates to ±35% accuracy as well as the economic analysis.


Capital Costs

Ausenco and Vector examined various potential milling complex-, waste dump- and tailings sites in the area around CUMO and concluded that several options exist for mine-, waste dump- and tailings sites that are suitable for the overall project. Ausenco and Vector proceeded to estimate the capital cost requirement based on utilizing these sites. The analysis also includes the project's own roasting and acid-making complex to be located at a different site from the mine and milling complex. Capital cost estimates are considered to have an accuracy of +/- 35% in this PEA, not including provisions for costs to complete the feasibility study and are as follows:

Capital (millions US $)

50,000 short tpd 100,000 short tpd
Description Starting Sustaining Total Starting Sustaining Total
Mine Pre-Development (with Pre-strip) $750 $0 $750 $700 $0 $700
Mine Equipment & Infrastructure $100 $300 $400 $200 $720 $920
Tailings $40 $200 $240 $80 $470 $550
Mill (fixed plant) $590 $250 $830 $1,020 $430 $1,450
Roaster $120 $50 $170 $200 $80 $280
Overall Total $1,600 $800 $2,400 $2,200 $1,700 $3,900

50,000 short tpd 200,000 short tpd
Description Starting Sustaining Total Starting Sustaining Total
Mine Pre-Development (with Pre-strip) $640 $0.0 $640 $660 $0.0 $660
Mine Equipment & Infrastructure $270 $1030 $1,300 $270 $960 $1,230
Tailings $80 $720 $800 $160 $690 $850
Mill (fixed plant) $1,540 $620 $2,160 $1960 $800 $2,760
Roaster $270 $130 $400 $350 $150 $500
Overall Total $2,800 $2,500 $5,300 $3,400 $2,600 $6,000

Mining capital costs for CUMO were estimated using information from InfoMine, USA's CostMine handbook, the Mining Cost Service. Using total tons moved on a daily basis for each CUMO production alternative, a factor analysis from CostMine was used to develop estimates for mining equipment requirements and capital costs for equipment, haul roads and site work, and buildings. The models in CostMine were constructed using SHERPA, the mine cost estimating software published by Aventurine Engineering.

The CUMO process plant capital cost estimates were derived from the mechanical equipment costs. Costs were based on recent equipment quotations or from previous projects. The cost estimates for all other disciplines were determined from the mechanical equipment list using factors developed from the Ausenco data base of projects.


Operating Costs

CUMO mining costs have been estimated based on a factored analysis of the costs estimated for similar large open pit operations. Using the four production rates, Ausenco produced possible operating costs for the various aspects of the project. Wherever possible, numbers from existing producing mines were used, such as Thompson Creek, Morenci, and Highland Valley. Operating cost estimates are considered to have an accuracy of +/- 35% in this PEA.

The processing plant operating cost estimate was developed based on fixed and variable components relating to ore throughput and ore characteristics. Metallurgical requirements were estimated from the SGS test work and combined with market prices for consumables and benchmarked operating data for fixed operating costs from similar sized facilities. The results are summarized below:

Operating Cost

million US $ per year) Description 50,000 short tpd 100,000 short tpd 150,000 short tpd 200,000 short tpd
Mining Cost of ore $13 $18 $21 $27
Mining Cost of stockpile material $29 $27 $26 $22
Mining Cost of waste $39 $40 $35 $32
Total Mining Cost $81 $85 $82 $81
Plant $91 $169 $251 $331
General & Administration $5 $7 $8 $9
Closure and Reclamation Cost Allowance $1 $2 $3 $4

Subtotal -Mine site Costs $178 $263 $344 $425

Roaster $17 $32 $48 $60
Realization costs per ton milled $8 $13 $19 $26
TOTAL UNIT OPERATING COST $203 $308 $411 $510

TOTAL UNIT OPERATING COST ($/short ton ore milled)
see Note $11.2 $8.6 $7.6 $7.1
TOTAL UNIT OPERATING COST ($/short ton ore milled without stockpile mining cost) see Note $9.6 $7.8 $7.1 $6.8

Note: For the purposes of this PEA, a fixed mine and plant life of 40 years has been selected to conduct the economic comparison despite the fact that the mine is not exhausted under any of the current proposed mining rates. This results in the cost per ton of ore being higher than other comparable operations. The costs attributed to the mining of the stockpile are recovered beyond the 40 year studied life. Removing the cost of mining the stockpile from the overall operating costs gives a better indication of the true long term unit operating costs (excluding additional stockpile re-handle and tailings costs), rather than having the ore carry the entire cost.

Ore will be crushed and sent by conveyor to the mill complex, stockpile will be stored in the vicinity of the pits and waste will be placed in waste dumps and used in the construction of tailings storage facilities. Other assumptions include a near pit crushing location, 15 miles per hour average truck speed, 10% ramps (Morenci), sufficient water available at the mine site and electrical power being available from the nearby grid at same costs as the nearby Thompson Creek mine.

The analysis also includes operating costs for the project's own roasting and acid making complex to be located up to 200 km from the mine and milling complex. Operating costs for the smelter includes molybdenum roaster costs and smelting and refining charges associated with delivering a copper concentrate to a third-party smelter.


Mineral Resource

The recently announced (May 4, 2009) updated resource calculation produced by Gary Giroux of Giroux Consultants, an independent, internationally recognized mineral industry consultant, was used in the PEA to produce a production schedule for each of the four production rates. The base resource consisted of the following:

Indicated

Cutoff Grade > Cutoff Contained Metal Recov. Recov. Lbs
GRV millions MoS2 Cu Ag W Million Million Million Million Million Cu MoO3
$US (short tons) (%) (%) (g/t) (ppm) lbs. Mo lbs MoO3 lbs Cu oz Ag lbs W Equiv Equiv
<7.50 206.2 0.017 0.08 2.29 33.62 43.1 64.6 314.0 13.8 13.9 0.18 0.36
7.5-20 581.6 0.045 0.09 2.58 43.45 314.4 471.6 1052.0 43.8 50.5 0.48 0.95
>20 659.1 0.110 0.06 1.95 47.88 869.0 1303.6 845.0 37.5 63.1 1.02 2.03


Inferred

Cutoff Grade > Cutoff Contained Metal Recov. Recov. Lbs
GRV millions MoS2 Cu Ag W Million Million Million Million Million Cu MoO3
$US (short tons) (%) (%) (g/t) (ppm) lbs. Mo lbs MoO3 lbs Cu oz Ag lbs W Equiv Equiv
<7.50 843.1 0.013 0.07 2.19 34.32 133.2 199.8 1256.0 53.7 57.9 0.18 0.36
7.5-20 844.6 0.042 0.08 2.29 34.40 429.8 644.8 1411.0 56.3 58.1 0.44 0.89
>20 828.6 0.097 0.06 2.00 36.05 964.2 1446.3 1000.0 48.4 59.7 0.89 1.79


Four different-sized pits (each progressively larger) were constructed using the indicated and inferred blocks contained within the resource. The pit slope used varied, starting at 45 degrees for 1,000 feet, 40 degrees for the next 1000 feet and 35 degrees for below. The highest wall is 2800 feet with an average slope of 38 degrees, similar to the high wall at Bingham Canyon mine. Pit design parameters at this stage are conceptual only and are not based on any collected geotechnical data.

For the purposes of the PEA, material above $20 recovered metal value ($RV) is considered ore, material between $7.50 and $20 is considered stockpile and material less than $7.50 is considered waste. A forty year mine life was used for each of the four different-sized pits. In all cases, pit designs by Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines demonstrate that each pit contains sufficient ore and stockpile material to extend the mine life beyond forty years.

Using updated metal recoveries to reflect the mill circuit designed by Ausenco, a production table with recovered grades was generated for each treatment rate. These were then used in the economic analyses.

Mosquito is continuing drilling to both expand the existing resource and to convert the inferred to indicated, in an attempt to delineate the required resource and subsequent reserves to meet the established targets. Following completion of the ten hole 2009 exploration program, an updated mineral resource will be calculated. A final exploration program will then be outlined that would provide sufficient drilling to establish the measured and indicated resource required to support the 100,000 to 150,000 short tons per day ore production rates.


Metallurgical Recoveries

Metallurgical recoveries used for the Giroux Resource, (2009) (see table in Notes) were adjusted to reflect the recoveries within the mill circuit designed by Ausenco. These adjustments take into account additional unit processes required in the processing plant, which had not been included in the SGS test work study to produce salable products. The additional unit processes required include flotation recovery from bulk concentrate, ferric chloride leaching and roasting.

The assumed recoveries used in the economic analysis are as follows:

Zone Cu% MoS2% Ag %
CuAg 64% 83% 70%
CuMo 85% 92% 78%
Mo 72% 95% 55%

In addition, 90% recovery of rhenium in molybdenum concentrate and the production rate of one ton of sulphuric acid per one ton of concentrate were assumed at the roaster and acid plant.


Potential Opportunities

The PEA has identified several areas and opportunities that may provide significant costs savings and improved economics for the project, including the following:

Mining

+ Optimization of the pit designs and definition of a mineable reserve becomes available

+ Optimization of waste and stockpile haulage methodology to reduce the amount of trucking involved.

+ Optimization of the in-pit haulage through the utilization of trolley assisted programs, and/or in-pit crushing

+ Detailed equipment costing to determine potential discounts to list price for all major components.


Milling

+ More metallurgical work to determine optimum grind size (the current assessment is based on the finest grind tested to date) and analyze recoveries of the various metals.

+ Optimize reagents to reduce costs and improve metallurgy.

+ Work on the potential for a tungsten recovery circuit is required (currently excluded)


Tailings

+ Detailed analysis of tailings storage facilities and design to reduce overall costs.


Other

+ Pre-strip waste material could be used for a potential hydroelectric power dam development, reducing mine capital cost and providing lower power costs to the project.

+ Hydroelectric power can be developed, using non-fish bearing creeks that are in the area. These and other areas will be examined in more detail as part of the next engineering phase.

Based on the excellent results of the Preliminary Economic Assessment of CUMO, Mosquito plans to complete the 2009 drilling and update the current mineral resource. At the same time, work will continue on the environmental baseline, engineering, and metallurgical work required to bring the project to feasibility.

A Preliminary Assessment Summary Technical Report is being finalized to comply with Canada's National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects and will be filed on SEDAR within 45 days.

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the CUMO Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

On Behalf of the Board
MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LTD.

Brian McClay
President


About Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines

Headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited (www.mosquitogold.com) is a mining exploration and development company with a diverse portfolio of high-potential precious and base metals projects, located in low-political-risk environments in North America and Australia. The Company's primary focus is the development of its Idaho-based CUMO deposit, recognized as one of the largest molybdenum-copper-silver porphyry deposits in the world, and its Nevada-based Pine Tree porphyry copper-molybdenum-silver project. (...)"

[Thibaut]

I received this from Caesars Report (www.caesarsreport.com).

They got in at 1.15 CAD. A SCREAMING BUY, I think!!

We are looking to take position in Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines (MSQ.V), as they yesterday released an incredible project update (http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mosquito-consolidate…
We agree Mosquito went up very fast, but even now the marketcap is only 70M C$, compared to an Net Present Value of the Cumo Project of 17.5 BILLION C$. Negative fact is the high capital expenditure needed to bring Cumo into production (somewhere between 2.2 and 2.8 Billion USD)

We would recommend a PARTIAL position in Mosquito. Invest now 40 or 50% of the money you want to invest in it, and invest the other 50 of 60% when and if Mosquito comes down again.

[Popeye82]

Mosquito Continues to Expand CUMO Deposit Hole 49 intersects 1500 feet grading 0.95% Copper equivalent / 0.101% Molybdenite equivalent - November 12, 2009
www.thenewswire.ca/archives?tnwarchive2=release_id%3D613

[Popeye82]

Mosquito Consolidated is the Elephant in the Room - ML - Nov 18, 2009

- By James West -
www.midasletter.com/news/09111801_Mosquito-Consolidated-is-t…

"Mosquito Consolidated (TSX:MSQ) CEO Brian McClay makes no bones about the prospects for his company.

“How many companies are there that can say they have 50% of a major gold discovery as well as the largest un-mined open pit moly deposit in the world?” he asks. With that rhetorical opening, McClay outlined the progress and prospects of his company in the calm logical voice that illuminates the frequency with which he encounters the standard first reaction, “Too good to be true.”

“Without question, the Cumo deposit is coming close to becoming the largest molybdenum project in the world, mined or unmined. We’ve only drilled off 25% of it and we’ve proved up, over a100 year life-of-mine, 4 billion pounds of moly, 5.5 billion pounds of copper, 300 million pounds of tungsten, and 250 million ounces of silver, not to mention gallium, indium, rhenium, sulphuric acid etc…so the dynamics are just staggering.”

Staggering to say the least. With a market cap of under CA$70 million, those numbers seem like so much hubris. But a recent Preliminary Economic Assessment conducted by Ausenco Minerals Canada, a Vancouver-based engineering firm with corporate headquarters in Brisbane, Australia. The Ausenco group of companies provides world-leading engineering, project management and operations solutions to global resource, energy and process infrastructure industries; and has a workforce in excess of 2,200 people in more than 26 offices across 13 countries.

“These are hard technical facts,” said McClay. “The property is worth $10 to 16 billion, according to our most recent scoping study. And we think they’re light by about 35%. The IRR at $10 moly is 28% and at $15 moly its 36%. These are National Instrument 43-101 compliant scoping study numbers generated by one of the largest mining engineering firms in the world.”

Based on a pre-tax financial model (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization) and using a long-term, base-metal price scenario, Ausenco's study showed the CUMO project having a Net Present Value (NPV) of US$16 Billion for a 150,000 short tons per day ore production rate and US$10 Billion for a 100,000 short tons per day ore production rate. Corresponding Internal Rates of Return (IRR) were 36% and 29% respectively - significantly above the minimum 12.5% to 15% IRR typically required for United States-based projects to be considered for production - and straight-line payback periods for startup capital costs were 2.3 and 3.0 years respectively. These very substantial figures indicate that Mosquito should be developing CUMO toward an initial ore production rate of between 100,000 and 150,000 short tons per day.

Ausenco's PEA of CUMO outlined several options for the further development of the project under four different production rates: Ore production rates of 50,000, 100,000, 150,000 and 200,000 short tons per day were considered for the data analysis. All associated costs were also tabulated corresponding to these production rates, including: preliminary pit designs, scoping-level tailings, storage facilities and waste rock sites, power and water requirements, mine scheduling, mine plant, capital and operating costs.

"Ausenco's assessment of CUMO provides independent confirmation of the staggering economic potential of this project," said Mosquito President Brian McClay. "Our well-researched belief is that CUMO can be designed in an environmentally-friendly manner while providing thousands of high paying jobs and taxes to one of the poorest counties in Idaho. CUMO contains one of the world's largest, strategic stores of mineral wealth. Based on this report, we will continue to significantly further develop the project and maximize value for our shareholders."

Adding to Mr. McClay's comments, Mosquito's Exploration Manager Shaun Dykes said, "This evaluation outlines the mineral resource/reserve targets required to bring CUMO into production. Geologically, the mineralization has been identified and our drill programs have been designed to convert the current inferred resource, and expand the measured and indicated resource in order to achieve these targets. The extremely short payback periods outlined in the PEA is one of the most significant aspects. The path to production continues, with the updated resource calculation for CUMO being completed at the end of the 2009 drill season."


Never Mind Moly – Where’s the Gold?

Mosquito Consolidated also owns a 50% interest in certain assets comprising the Cariboo Gold Project in northern British Columbia, Canada, which is the flagship operation of Wayside Gold (TSX.V:WYG). This project includes the recent discovery made at Bonanza Ledge, where drilling result highlights include:

+ Hole BC09-14B: 70.9 meters (232.6 feet) of 10.7 g/T (0.311 oz/t) gold Including: 38.7 meters (126.9 feet) of 19.0 g/T (0.555 oz/t) gold

+ 92.2 meters (302.6 feet) to 203 meters (666.0 feet) Assay Results Pending


Drilling of BC09-14B was recently completed to a depth of 203 meters (666.0 feet) and the core samples from pending assays were split and sent to Eco Tech Laboratory Ltd. for analysis on October 24, 2009 and will be released when received. BC09-14B was drilled 50.5 meters (165.6 feet) southeast of BC09-12 which returned assays of 84.4 meters (277 feet) of 16.5 g/T (0.481 oz/t) gold (see News Release October 7, 2009). Assay results have been received to 92.2 meters (302.6 feet).

The Bonanza Ledge, for which Wayside received a positive a pre-feasibility study, in September, 2009, is a gold deposit on the southwest flank of Barkerville Mountain, about 2 km northwest of the Barkerville historic town site.

Wayside has the right to acquire up to 100% of the Cariboo project claims owned by Mosquito Consolidated which will ultimately result in a Net Smelter Royalty of 3% for Mosquito Consolidated, a potentially substantial income considering the recent exploration results.


What Else?

The Cumo deposit contains a wide variety of “high tech” metals, used in various technology related products.

Gallium values range from US $500 to $600 per kilogram, and closely follows the per ounce price of gold. Approximately 35% of gallium production is used in the manufacture of LEDs (light emitting diodes, ie: Christmas lights), cell phones, computers, photo-detectors, optoelectronic devices and solar panels. The United States, which consumer 21,000 kilograms annually, is the world's second largest consumer of gallium, second only to Japan.

Indium is used primarily in the manufacture of thin-film coatings which are used in applications like electroluminescent lamps and LCDs (liquid crystal displays) in flat panel video screens and televisions. Indium semi-conductor compounds are used in infrared detectors, high-speed transistors, and high-efficiency photovoltaic devices. Indium values currently range from $1 to $5 per gram, depending on purity. Currently, the United States obtains all of its indium from China, Canada and Japan.

Rhenium is used in petroleum-reforming catalysts, in the manufacture of super alloys used in high temperature, and turbine engine components. Rhenium is also used in petroleum-reforming catalysts for the production of high-octane hydrocarbons used the in the production of lead-free gasoline. Rhenium improves the strength properties of some nickel-based high-temperature (1,000 degree) super alloys used for electrical contacts, electromagnets, electron tubes and targets, heating elements, ionization gauges, mass spectrographs, metallic coatings, semi-conductors, and temperature controls.

In 2005, the United States consumed 35,800 kilograms of rhenium, with 28,900 kilograms imported from Chile at an average price of US $1,170 per kilogram.

As evidenced by select large in-production molybdenum and copper mines, Mosquito Consolidated predicts that high-value by-product elements like gold, silver, rhenium, indium and gallium could underwrite all of the productions costs for every one of the company's molybdenum and copper properties, making them among the most profitable resource properties in North America.


Where to From Here?

Mosquito Consolidated is developing a strong relationship with a Chinese industrial partner, as characterized by the acquisition in June of this year by International Energy and Mineral Resources Investment (Hong Kong) Company (“IEMRI”) of 9 million shares, or 15% of Mosquito Consolidated shares. Hongxue Fu, the president of IEMRI, was also appointed chairman of the board of Mosquito Consolidated.

Fu’s role is expected to bring Mosquito access to major capital sources for the development of the Cumo deposit in China, as the Chinese have a very keen interest in acquiring major resources capable of supporting their very substantial steel and related metals industries.

There is little doubt that the Cumo project will see development in the relatively near term, and the low market capitalization relative to Asset NPV represents nothing short of a major buying opportunity for investors with a commensurate risk profile.

Follow the company’s progress online at www.mosquitogold.com. "

[McNay]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.432.064 von Popeye82 am 21.11.09 19:55:28

Hallo popeye82 du hältst den Thread ja am Leben, ich bin letztes Jahr mit Verlust raus und ärgere mich etwas dass ich bei 0,4$ nicht rein bin. Wie siehst du das, MSQ ist ja bereits gut gelaufen und die neuen Aktien sind zu 0,37 raus und weitere Verwässerungen sollen ja folgen bzw. sind notwendig. Ich habe die Befürchtung der Kurs könnte noch etwas zurückkommen. Auch die Produktionsnähe ist ja noch ziemlich weit entfernt, aber die Größe der Projekte sprechen für sich. Was meinst du, wann das erste Projekt in Produktion geht, sind da 5-7 Jahre realistisch? Und vieles hängt ja auch am Moly-Preis trotz der Beiprodukte.

[Silberbulle]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.551.041 von Dantyren am 12.09.07 19:26:29

Molybdenum ist ein Strategiemetall
Molybdenum ist ein Zukunftsmetall
Molybdenum ist vom Höchststand meilenweit entfernt
Molybdenum wird bei anziehender Weltwirtschaft aller Voraussicht nach im Preis stark steigen

Mosquito hat 4 Mrd. Pounds Molybdenum = größtes open pit mining Vorkommen weltweit
Mosquito hat 5,8 Mrd. Pounds Kupfer
Mosquito hat 250 Mio. Unzen Silber
Mosquito hat 300 Mio. Pounds Wolfram
Marktkapitalisierung unter 90 Mio. CAD
Massive Unterbewertung zu den oben genannten Ressourcen

MMn - strong buy - ein Musswert für die Zukunft.

Silberbulle

[Popeye82]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.662.988 von Silberbulle am 04.01.10 19:21:42

Hab´ das auch gerade in einem anderen Thread gesehen -wo hast Du das denn noch überall eingestellt?? Sagt nur dummerweise rein gar nichts über die Wirtschaftlichkeit aus.

Gruß
Popeye

[Silberbulle]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.663.057 von Popeye82 am 04.01.10 19:31:08

Hi Popeye82,

die Angaben zur Wirtschaftlichkei hast du ja am 21.11.09 selbst eingestellt. Wohl vergessen?

Was man beim googeln über die Feiertage so alles entdeckt ist einfach nur geil...

Silberbulle

[Silberbulle]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.663.110 von Silberbulle am 04.01.10 19:38:17

... und Bob Moriarty, President von www.321gold.com, hat es gerade aktuell empfohlen... Do your own DD!

Silberbulle

[Popeye82]

Mosquito receives excellent results from CUMO Deposit Hole 52 intersects 1400 feet grading 1.01% Copper equivalent / 0.112% Molybdenite equivalent - Jan 19, 2010
www.tradingmarkets.com/print/news/stock-alert/mqcmf_msq_mosq…

[Popeye82]

Mosquito Consolidated and World’s Biggest Molybdenum Mine - ML - Jan 19, 2010

- James West -
www.midasletter.com/news/10011901-Mosquito-Consolidated-and-…

[Popeye82]

Investor Relations - Jan 20, 2010
www.tradingmarkets.com/news/stock-alert/mqcmf_msq_investor-r…

[Popeye82]

Trans National Minerals Inc. Enters Into Agreement Regarding Its Qualifying Transaction - Jan 27, 2010
www.marketwire.com/press-release/Trans-National-Minerals-Inc…

"VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Jan. 27, 2010) - Trans National Minerals Inc. (TSX VENTURE:TNF.P) (the "Company") announces that that it has entered into an option agreement (the "Agreement") dated January 26, 2010 with Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited ("Mosquito") and Mosquito Mining Corp. (US) ("Mosquito US") pursuant to which the Company has been granted an option (the "Option") to acquire a 100% interest in and to the certain unpatented mineral claims known as the Pine Tree copper-molybdenum property (the "Pine Tree Property") located in the Pilot Mountains in Mina, Nevada.

The acquisition of the Option is intended to serve as the basis for the Company's "Qualifying Transaction" under the policies of TSX Venture Exchange (the "Exchange") and is subject to Exchange acceptance.

Mosquito is a British Columbia corporation listed on the Exchange. Mosquito is involved in the business of mineral exploration and currently holds an interest in various mineral exploration properties, including the Pine Tree Property. Mosquito US is a Nevada corporation and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mosquito. Mosquito US is the sole legal and beneficial owner of a 100% right, title and interest in and to the Pine Tree Property.


The Pine Tree Property

The Pine Tree Property is an exploration stage mineral resource property with the principally targeted resource being copper. The property is comprised of 59 mineral lode claims covering an area of approximately 1320 acres located in the Pilot Mountains Mining District in west-central Nevada. As of September 30, 2009, the date of Mosquito's most recently filed financial statements, Mosquito has incurred aggregate exploration expenditures of approximately $7,200,000 (unaudited) on the Pine Tree Property since first acquiring an interest in the property in May 2005.

The Pine Tree Property is subject to a 2% net smelter return royalty (the "NSR Royalty") in favour of Western Geosciences, Inc. and James H. Meyers. Upon the payment of US$2,000,000 in royalty payments, the NSR Royalty will be reduced from 2% to 0.5%.


Terms of the Option

In order to maintain the Option in good standing and earn a 100% interest in the Pine Tree Property, the Company is required to make the following payments and share issuance to Mosquito US or Mosquito:

1. on closing of the Qualifying Transaction (the "Effective Date"), a cash payment of two hundred thousand ($200,000) dollars and one million (1,000,000) common shares;

2. on or before the first anniversary date of the Effective Date, an additional cash payment of two hundred thousand ($200,000) dollars and an additional one million (1,000,000) common shares;

3. on or before the second anniversary date of the Effective Date, a cash payment of an additional two hundred thousand ($200,000) dollars and an additional one million (1,000,000) common shares;

4. on or before the third anniversary date of the Effective Date, a cash payment of an additional two hundred thousand ($200,000) dollars and an additional one million (1,000,000) common shares; and

5. on or before the fourth anniversary date of the Effective Date, a cash payment of an additional two hundred thousand ($200,000) dollars and one million (1,000,000) common shares.


In addition, the Company must incur aggregate exploration and development expenditures on the property of three million ($3,000,000) dollars on or before the fourth anniversary date of the Effective Date, subject to minimum expenditures of five hundred thousand ($500,000) dollars being incurred each year on or before the applicable anniversary date of the Effective Date.

During the option period, the Company will also be responsible for making advance royalty payments of US$25,000 per year to the holders of the NSR Royalty.

The Company and Mosquito will enter into a management services agreement pursuant to which Mosquito will provide project management services to the Company in respect of the operation of the Pine Tree Property. A Qualified Person of the Company shall oversee, supervise and approve all work carried out by Mosquito and Mosquito will be entitled to earn a 10% overhead fee for project management services provided to the Company.


Non-Arm's Length Qualifying Transaction

Together, Hongxue Fu, (the Chief Executive Officer and a director of the Company, and the Chairman of Mosquito) and his wife Jianwen Zheng, both Chinese residents, indirectly, through International Energy & Mineral Resources Investment (Hong Kong) Company Limited ("IEMR") and Ivy Mining Inc. ("Ivy"), and directly hold approximately 18.99% of Mosquito's issued and outstanding shares. Together, Mr. Fu and Ms. Zheng also hold 72% of the Company's issued and outstanding shares. Consequently, the proposed Qualifying Transaction will be a non-arm's length Qualifying Transaction under the policies of the Exchange and will require majority of the minority shareholder approval in accordance with rules of the Exchange.

With regards to the ownership of Mosquito, as stated above, the company is a publicly traded company listed on the Exchange. To the knowledge of the Company, Mosquito's issued and outstanding shares are widely held.


Concurrent Financing

As part of the Qualifying Transaction, the Company intends to complete an equity financing involving the issuance of up to 10,000,000 common shares at a price of $0.30 per share for gross proceeds of up to $3,000,000 (the "Concurrent Financing"). It is expected that the Concurrent Financing will be conducted by way of a private placement having both a brokered and non-brokered component.

The net proceeds of the Concurrent Financing will be used to fund the costs associated with the completion of the Qualifying Transaction, the work program on the Pine Tree Property and to provide general working capital.


The Resulting Issuer

Upon completion of the Qualifying Transaction, the Company intends to be classified and listed as a Tier 2 Mining Issuer on the Exchange and be involved in the business of mineral exploration and development.

The following table sets out the names, relationship to the Company and summarizes the backgrounds of all persons who, at this time, are expected to be insiders of the Company upon closing of the Qualifying Transaction:

Name Relation to Company Background

Hongxue Fu Director, Chief Executive Officer, 50% shareholder President of IEMR

Jianwen Zheng 21% shareholder President of Inner Mongolia IEMR Valley Mining Limited

Bruce Pridmore Director, Chief Financial Officer, promoter Founder and Managing Partner of London Asia Capital Canada

Michael Raymont Director Partner of London Asia Capital Canada

Judson Culter Director Accountant

Robert Gayton Director Financial Consultant

Prior to or in conjunction with the completion of the Qualifying Transaction, the Company expects that it will retain the services of a professional geologist (or equivalent) to serve as a director, officer or consultant to the Company.


Conditions for Closing

The completion of the Qualifying Transaction is subject to several conditions including, among other things, the Company being satisfied with the results of its due diligence investigations, Exchange acceptance of the Agreement and the Concurrent Financing, obtaining majority of the minority approval of the transaction from the shareholders of the Company, and completion of the Concurrent Financing.


Sponsorship

Sponsorship of a Qualifying Transaction of a Capital Pool Company is required by the Exchange unless an exemption from the sponsorship requirement is available. The Company intends to apply for an exemption from the sponsorship requirement. There is no assurance that the Company will be able to obtain such an exemption.


Trading Halt

As required by the policies of the Exchange, trading of the Company's common shares has been halted in connection with the announcement of the Qualifying Transaction. Trading will remain halted pending the satisfaction of the Exchange's initial filing requirements in respect of the Qualifying Transaction and the Exchange's initial assessment of the transaction and related matters. Shareholders are advised that trading may remain halted until the Exchange provides its final acceptance to the Qualifying Transaction.

TRANS NATIONAL MINERALS INC.

Hongxue Fu, Chief Executive Officer "

[Popeye82]

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Announces Private Placement - Feb 19, 2010
www.mosquitogold.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=385895&_Typ…

"The Company wishes to announce that it has entered into private placements for the sale of 5,000,000 units at $1.00 per unit for a total of $5,000,000, where each unit consists of one common share of the Company and one transferable share purchase warrant having a one year term for the purchase of one further common share of the Company at the exercise price of $1.25 per share.

The Company shall use the proceeds of the offering for general working capital.

A finder's fee of a combination of cash, shares and/or warrants will be paid to eligible finders in relation to this financing, all in accordance with regulatory policies.

This private placement is subject to approval by the TSX Venture Exchange.


On Behalf of the Board of Directors

MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LIMITED
Per:

_______________________________
Brian McClay, Director "

[Popeye82]

Mosquito intersects best copper intersection to date at CUMO Deposit Hole 53 intersects 1671 feet grading 0.97% Copper equivalent / 0.108% Molybdenite equivalent - Feb 24, 2010
www.thenewswire.ca/archives?tnwarchive2=release_id%3D1008

[Popeye82]

hier ist mal eine Graphik über intern. Moly Deposits in Entwicklung:

[Popeye82]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.445.419 von McNay am 24.11.09 15:00:45

"Hallo popeye82 du hältst den Thread ja am Leben, ich bin letztes Jahr mit Verlust raus und ärgere mich etwas dass ich bei 0,4$ nicht rein bin. Wie siehst du das, MSQ ist ja bereits gut gelaufen und die neuen Aktien sind zu 0,37 raus und weitere Verwässerungen sollen ja folgen bzw. sind notwendig. Ich habe die Befürchtung der Kurs könnte noch etwas zurückkommen. Auch die Produktionsnähe ist ja noch ziemlich weit entfernt, aber die Größe der Projekte sprechen für sich. Was meinst du, wann das erste Projekt in Produktion geht, sind da 5-7 Jahre realistisch? Und vieles hängt ja auch am Moly-Preis trotz der Beiprodukte. "


Hallo McNay,

Nicht so einfach zu sagen, dass ist immer das ärgerliche an diesen Prognosen.


Also ich würde momentan zu vielleicht 60/40 davon ausgehen, dass Cumo umgesetzt wird, unter welcher Regie dann auch immer. Schreibe demnächst nochmal ein paar Zeilen, was einem dazu so einfällt.

Gruß
Popeye

[mao_1]

Hi Popeye

Wahrscheinlich kennst du den Link schon, die Zusammenfassung zu MSQ wurde erst vor ein paar Tagen geschrieben:

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines – small company punching well above its weight

http://www.proactiveinvestors.com/companies/news/4607/mosqui…

Das Verhältniss Marktkap. zu NPV (von $16 Mrd) ist so ziemlich das spektakulärste was ich kenne, wenn da nur eien realistische Chance wäre die Capex von $2-3 Mrd. finanziert zu bekommen. Davon abgesehen, ist der Diskontierungsfaktor von nur 5% schon fast sträflich. Viel mehr als etwas zu bohren und Kontakte zu den Chinesen zu pflegen können sie momentan wohl kaum tun.

[Popeye82]

in wieweit da etwas dran ist kann ich nicht sagen, aber, if so, interessant:

Indeed $1.00 PP closed with 114 placees. 5,139,700 units - twintowers - Mar 29, 2010
www.pinnacledigest.com/forums/msq%3Atsxv-mosquito-gold/techn…

"= $5,139,700 raised. Co. is and has been in serious discussions with interested parties and thnak goodness has 100% of the ownership which it can negotiate a JV with.



2010-03-26 20:22 ET - Private Placement

The TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation with respect to a non-brokered private placement announced Feb. 19, 2010.

Number of shares: 5,139,700 shares

Purchase price: $1 per share

Warrants: 5,139,700 share purchase warrants to purchase 5,139,700 shares

Warrant exercise price: $1.25 for a one-year period

Hidden placees: 114 hidden placees

Finders' fees: $82,080 cash and 82,080 "

[Popeye82]

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited Announces Corporate Coverage and Investor Relations - Apr 23, 2010
www.tradingmarkets.com/news/stock-alert/mqcmf_msq_mosquito-c…

[Popeye82]

Mosquito Purchases Private Land at Cumo: 2010 Drilling Program to Start - Jul 19, 2010
www.mosquitogold.com/i/pdf/2010-07-19_NR.pdf

"Vancouver, July 19 2010 - Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited (Mosquito - TSX Venture: MSQ) is pleased to report that it has entered into an option agreement to purchase 100 acres of private patented mining claims located immediately to the southwest of the CUMO project. The option allows Mosquito to purchase a 100% interest by making three equal payments. Details of the payments are to remain confidential at this time, as other purchases are being examined. The land consists of 8 patented mineral claims that cover the site of the old Baby and Enterprise Mines, which are historic high grade gold producers.

Mining in 1930 produced 177 tonnes grading 70.85 grams gold per tonne (195 tons grading 2.27 ounces gold per ton). The Mine is one of many old gold mines that were found as result of following to bedrock the extensive (>20 miles) of gold bearing placer deposits of Grimes Creek, from which over 3 million ounces of gold were recovered. The upper part of the claim group is located 550 meters southwest of the current Cumo resource area and represents a significant step out. Gold mineralization is believed to be part of the older copper porphyry system that was first outlined during the 2009 drill season..

Mosquito will immediately start road improvements on the claims and then complete at least two holes in the upper north east corner of the property. Depending upon results additional holes may be considered. The holes are designed to not only intersected potential gold bearing quartz veins but also look for the down dip and south western continuation of the main Cumo molybdenum mineralization. Surface examination conducted two years ago by Mosquito geologists did discover molybdenum bearing veins in the immediate vicinity of the upper Baby Mine Adit.

Mosquito is currently awaiting the release of a draft environmental assessment report produced by United States Forest Services that covers the next stage of exploration on the Cumo deposit. The release of the report is expected shortly with a decision on the Environmental Assessment permit expected in early September. The purchase of private land allows Mosquito to start the 2010 drill program while awaiting the final decision on the Environmental Assessment permit.

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the CUMO Project and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

On Behalf of the Board
MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LTD.

Brian McClay
President


About Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited is a mining exploration and development company with a diverse portfolio of high potential precious and base metals projects, located in low political risk environments in North America and Australia. The Company's primary focus is developing its Idaho-based CUMO project, one of the world's largest molybdenum deposits, and its Nevada-based Pine Tree copper-molybdenum-silver project. For more information, please visit www.mosquitogold.com "

[Popeye82]

Release of Environmental Assessment: The Next Exploration Step for CuMo - Jul 22, 2010



"Vancouver, July 22, 2010 - Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited (Mosquito - MSQ-TSX-Venture) is pleased to report that the U.S. Forest Service released yesterday an Environmental Assessment (EA) regarding the CuMo Project. This release is a step toward further exploration of what may prove to be a very significant molybdenum deposit in Boise County, Idaho. Officials with Mosquito emphasized that the EA only facilitates additional exploration work needed to determine whether sufficient reserves exist to begin development of a formal mine plan.


"We have additional exploration work we need to do in order to confirm what we believe is a major molybdenum deposit" said Shaun Dykes, the project manager. "The release of the EA is another step in an ongoing public process."

Dykes emphasized that the Company currently does not have a mine plan. Mosquito requires the information that will be obtained by completing additional exploration on the property in order to assess the ultimate scope of the reserves.

The release of the EA begins a 30 day public comment period. The Forest Service is in charge of that process.

If authorized by the Forest Service after comments are considered, Mosquito could be allowed to build up to 13.3 miles of temporary roads and drill more than 200 holes. This reflects an upper limit on what is authorized. The actual amount of road and drill hole construction will depend on results as the exploration proceeds. Mosquito is confident that the actual road miles and number of drill holes will be substantially less than the upper limit described in the EA. The EA also indicates that exploration activities will be designed to ensure no significant trees are cut in the process. It should also be noted that current access roads will be maintained but not widened. Mosquito will post a bond sufficient to ensure reclamation of the temporary roads and drill pads at the end of the project. The exploratory drilling will take place approximately 14 miles northwest of Idaho City in an already disturbed area.

Mosquito also will be contracting with local providers to undertake the technical support the company needs to complete the work.

The company has developed a new website specifically related to CuMo exploration - www.cumoproject.com.

Molybdenum is used principally as an alloying agent in steel, cast iron, and super alloys to enhance hardening ability, strength, toughness, wear, and corrosion resistance. Molybdenum plays a significant role in contemporary industrial technology, which increasingly requires materials that are serviceable under high stress, expanded temperature ranges, and highly corrosive environments. Moreover, molybdenum finds significant usage as a refractory metal in numerous chemical applications, including catalysts, lubricants, and pigments. Molybdenum is rapidly becoming a critical metal in the development of green technology and alternative energy. In addition it is extremely useful in the protection of critical components for water desalination systems.

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the CuMo Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

On Behalf of the Board
MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LTD.

Brian McClay
President


About Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited is a mining exploration and development company with a diverse portfolio of high potential precious and base metals projects, located in low political risk environments in North America. The Company's primary focus is developing its Idaho-based CuMo project, one of the world's largest molybdenum deposits. For more information about the company, please visit www.mosquitogold.com and www.cumoproject.com "

[Popeye82]

Ging gerade raus:

"Dear Shareholder:

We would like you to show your support for our efforts to obtain drill & road building permits for the Cumo Project in Idaho. Please email the US Forest Service (link below) to indicate your support for the Cumo Project.

[e-mail] (...)"


Lässt, bezgl. Permits, nicht gerade auf die günstigste Lage schliessen.

Gruß
P.

[Popeye82]

Mosquito Starts 2010 drilling program With Hole 10 55, a 560 meter step out hole - AUg 17, 2010
www.mosquitogold.com/i/pdf/2010-08-17_NR.pdf

"Vancouver, August 17 2010 - Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited (Mosquito - TSX Venture: MSQ) is pleased to report it has started the 2010 diamond drilling program on the CuMo project. Hole 10-55 has been collared on the private land purchased recently (See news release July 19, 2010) and orientated due north dipping -65 degrees. The 563.8 meter (1850 foot) step out hole is designed to intersect both the southwest trending extension of the molybdenum mineralization and the down dip extension of the main east-west trending mineralization. It is the first in a series of geotechnical holes designed to determine the rock characteristics of the southern margin of the deposit.

At the current time, over 114.3 meters (375 feet) has been drilled. Coarse grained molybdenum bearing veins and fractures were first intersected at 58.5 meters (192 feet) in the hole, and these veins continue to be intersected. The intersection of the veins confirm the continuity of the molybdenum bearing surface veins found during surface examination of the old Baby Mine dumps located an additional 457.2 meters (1500 feet) to the southwest of the drill hole. (See attached figure.) Planned hole depth is between 1067 meters (3500 feet) and 1371 meters (4500 feet) depending on fault offsets of the molybdenum zone.

In other news, Mosquito is in the middle of the 30-day public comment period on the Environmental Assessment report produced by United States Forest Services that covers the next stage of exploration on the CuMo deposit. Mosquito's team has attended all three public meetings to date and has been pleased with the public comments. CuMo appreciates the local support the project has received. Management is sensitive to environmental and local impact concerns, and is committed to conducting its operations in a manner that protects the environment and serves the community. Although the detailed schedule for delivery of the final decision to authorize further exploration on federal lands is still not set, the process is proceeding on track.

Mosquito is also continuing to negotiate with parties interested in partnering with Mosquito on funding the ongoing development of the CuMo project.

Finally, Mosquito is in the process of assembling a team of both local and internationally recognized, engineering, environmental, legal and public relations consultants and experts that will provide the expertise required to move this exciting project forward. "

[zopa]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.001.939 von Popeye82 am 18.08.10 01:19:44

Hallo Spinat-Junkie,

ich habe den Wert schon länger im Auge. Könnte die Umweltbehörde das Projekt ausbremsen ?

[Popeye82]

Company Offers Formal Comments on Forest Service EA on CuMo Exploration - Sep 13, 2010
www.mosquitogold.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=418687&_Typ…

"Vancouver, September 13, 2010 - Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited (Mosquito -- MSQ-TSX-Venture) has provided the U.S. Forest Service with its formal comments on the Environmental Assessment (EA) regarding additional exploration related to the CuMo deposit in Boise County, Idaho. The Company said its review of the EA has convinced it that the analysis adequately addresses the proposed additional exploration of what is believed to be a very significant molybdenum deposit.


"We feel the Boise National Forest staff has done a commendable job reviewing the scope of the exploration work we have proposed and we look forward to a decision that will permit us to move ahead with additional exploration work," said Shaun Dykes, exploration manager for the CuMo Project.

Dykes said the additional knowledge gained as a result of the exploration covered by the EA is needed to assess the ultimate scope of the reserves and under what circumstances a modern mine might be developed. While Dykes emphasized that the Company currently does not have a mine plan, it is committed to undertaking the rigorous, detailed analysis that is required to assess and develop an environmentally appropriate modern mine that protects air and water quality.


In its formal comments to the Forest Service, Mosquito made a number of technical points, including:

+ That there would be very little consumptive use of water involved in the exploration and most water used in the drilling process will be recycled.

+ That there will be no visual impacts related to the exploration work that will be visible from any public highway and that the Company will construct fewer miles of roads than the EA contemplates.

+ That the Company does not anticipate building any roads crossing perennial streams as part of the exploration project. Mosquito plans to construct all roads so that they do not result in discharges of storm water to any stream or other water body through any ditch, drain, or similar structure. Mosquito will prepare a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan and file appropriate notices concerning storm water with state and federal authorities.

+ And the Company will employ a spill prevention, control, and containment plan that will include berms, control equipment and spill kits (such as absorbent mats) at fuel storage and drilling locations.


The full text of the Company's comments on the Forest Service Environmental Assessment are available at the website specifically related to CuMo exploration -- www.cumoproject.com.

Molybdenum is used principally as an alloying agent in steel, cast iron, and super alloys to enhance hardening ability, strength, toughness, wear, and corrosion resistance. Molybdenum plays a significant role in contemporary industrial technology, which increasingly requires materials that are serviceable under high stress, expanded temperature ranges, and highly corrosive environments. Moreover, molybdenum finds significant usage as a refractory metal in numerous chemical applications, including catalysts, lubricants, and pigments. Molybdenum is rapidly becoming a critical metal in the development of green technology and alternative energy. In addition it is extremely useful in the protection of critical components for water desalination systems.

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the CuMo Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

On Behalf of the Board
MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LTD.

Brian McClay
President


About Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited is a mining exploration and development company with a diverse portfolio of high potential precious and base metals projects, located in low political risk environments in North America. The Company's primary focus is developing its Idaho-based CuMo project, one of the world's largest molybdenum deposits. For more information about the company, please visit www.mosquitogold.com and www.cumoproject.com "

[Popeye82]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.112.765 von zopa am 07.09.10 18:16:58

Hallo, Du Non-(Spinat)Gourmet ,

Darauf kann ich jetzt nur sehr allgemein antworten, dass wenn sie es nicht könnte -der Sinn, sowie überhaupt das Bestehen der Behörde, aufs Schärfste in Zweifel zu ziehen wäre.

Gruß
P.

[Popeye82]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.144.769 von Popeye82 am 14.09.10 00:34:38

da scheint es, im Infight, ziemlich zur Sache zu gehen:

CuMo Exploratory Drilling Project in Idaho Receives Overwhelming Local Support - Oct 13, 2010
www.mosquitogold.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=422921&_Typ…

"Vancouver, October 12, 2010 - Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited (Mosquito - TSX Venture: MSQ) is pleased to report that more than 80 percent of the residents of Boise County, Idaho, who submitted comments to the United States Forest Service, supported Mosquito's planned CuMo exploratory drilling project in that area. Boise County is where the exploration project is located.


The CuMo project seeks to explore and describe the nature and extent of a significant deposit containing molybdenum, a strategic metal, as well as other minerals including copper, silver and tungsten.

According to Shaun Dykes, Mosquito's Exploration Manager, "The Company welcomes public comment on our exploration plan, and certainly appreciates the supportive comments from various parts of Idaho, especially Boise County. We are very sensitive to the local community because they are the ones who are most directly affected."

Overall, more than 500 citizens or groups filed comments with the Forest Service. Comments consisted of pre-printed cards and emails from the Idaho Conservation League and other environmental groups as well as cards from Mosquito. The overall results were split fairly evenly between those supporting the exploration project and those against it. The large majority of comments, questioning or opposing, the project were submitted on pre-printed cards or emails authored by the Idaho Conservation League (ICL) and signed by people outside of the county where the exploration is planned.

Mr. Dykes did express disappointment in reviewing ICL's comments, stating that the organization's input signals ICL does not support even exploratory drilling. "ICL appears to be attempting to direct the public's attention away from the facts, that this is an exploration project to learn the nature of the resource. Instead, their tactics are disingenuous and designed to create unwarranted fear and speculation. We are confident the Forest Service will make a decision based on the actual proposal before them, not on conjecture and innuendo," said Dykes. "Exploration will mean that Mosquito, the Federal and State governments, the public, and ICL all will know the extent and characteristics of mineralization at this site. This will allow everyone to know what opportunities might be available to Idaho and local communities. Moreover, it would seem shortsighted to ignore an exploration project offering a significant economic benefit that will create 50-60 jobs in the local community during the exploratory period."

On Behalf of the Board
MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LTD.

Brian McClay
President

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the CuMo Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.


About Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited is a mining exploration and development company with a diverse portfolio of high potential precious and base metals projects located in North America. The Company's primary focus is developing its Idaho-based CUMO project, one of the world's largest molybdenum deposits. For more information, please visit www.mosquitogold.com and www.cumoproject.com. "

[Popeye82]

sollte man sich IMO nicht "dran reich rechnen", aber ich stells trotzdem mal rein. Die EV-Differenz ist schon wirklich extrem, aber hier müssen sicher auch einige Punkte positiv zusammenspielen, dass das hier was wird(MINIMUManforderung IMO: positive Erwartung an weitere Molybdänpreisentwicklung):


"Canaccord Genuity Report on Moly - Nov 18, 2010

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Canaccord Genuity has published an up to date Molybdenum In-Situ Database Report as part of their Junior Mining Weekly newsletter on November 10, 2010. The goal of the In-Situ Database is "to track where the market is currently valuing in-situ molybdenum resources."


Some of the highlights of the report include:

+ Molybdenum YTD price increase >30%

+ Increased Potential for a much stronger Molybdenum price going forward

+ Mosquito's moly resources are much greater than other reported companies

+ Average Enterprise Value (EV)* of 16.71 Canadian cents per Moly equivalent pound

+ Mosquito's EV well below average at 1.52 Canadian cents per Moly equivalent pound


The Molybdenum In-Situ Database report clearly demonstrates a very significant potential upside for Mosquito shareholders as the massive CUMO deposit is advanced through permitting and feasibility stages. The Molybdenum In-Situ Database Report can be viewed by clicking the thumbnail below.

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited

Brian McClay
President

www.mosquitogold.com/i/pdf/moly_metaland_november_2010.pdf "

[Popeye82]

Mosquito Hires International Engineering Firm - Dec 15, 2010
www.mosquitogold.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=433651&_Typ…

"Vancouver, December 15 2010 - Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited (Mosquito - TSX Venture: MSQ) is pleased to announce that Snowden Group has been contracted to provide a updated 43-101 resource calculation for the Cumo project and to do a simulation in order to optimize the drill hole locations required to bring the project to pre-feasibility and feasibility. The resource calculation is expected to be completed by March 2011 and will include the 12 drill holes drilled since the last resource calculation was completed (May, 2009).


Snowden is a premium provider of consulting services, technology solutions and technical training to the mining and related sectors. It has offices worldwide and are considered experts in the study and development of major open pit accessible deposits.

Snowden will also be involved, as part of a multi-disciplinary team, with producing and managing, both the pre-feasibility and feasibility studies required to move the project forward. Snowden resource experts conducted an independent site visit to the project during the last week of November.

In other news, the 2010 drill program has been completed at CuMo. A total of 1312.8 meters (4,307 feet) in three drill holes were completed from the private land, purchased during the summer of 2010. All three holes intersected near surface molybdenum bearing mineralization as well as several base-precious metal bearing mineralized veins. The samples are currently at the laboratory for analysis and results will be released when they are available.

Work is proceeding on schedule, for the delivery of the final environmental assessment decision supporting report and the announcement of the decision by the United States Forest Service in regards to Mosquito's plan of operations for the CuMo project. The permit will allow Mosquito to complete all drilling required for the pre-feasibility and feasibility studies. Mosquito intends to complete a pre-feasibility study by first quarter 2012 and a feasibility study by early 2013.

Mosquito also continues to negotiate with several different parties interested in funding the CuMo project through its various stages of development.

Mosquito also wishes to report that 2,721,856 warrants @ 45 cents expiring on November 21, 2010 have been exercised.
Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the CUMO Project and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.


On Behalf of the Board
MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LTD.

Brian McClay
President


About Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited is a mining exploration and development company with a diverse portfolio of high potential precious and base metals projects, located in North America. The Company's primary focus is developing its Idaho-based CuMo project, one of the world's largest molybdenum deposits. For more information, please visit www.mosquitogold.com "

[Popeye82]

Mosquito Intersects Gold Bearing Mineralization @CuMo &Discovers New Near Surface Mineralization - Jan 17, 2011
www.mosquitogold.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=438056&_Typ…

[sticky]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.877.622 von Popeye82 am 18.01.11 03:32:18

meine Herren, ich nehme an, dass ihr darauf gewartet habt:

February 14, 2011: Forest Service Issues Key Environmental Permit for CuMo Mineral Exploration

....dann mal viel Spaß...

[Friesdorf]

Zitat von sticky: meine Herren, ich nehme an, dass ihr darauf gewartet habt:

February 14, 2011: Forest Service Issues Key Environmental Permit for CuMo Mineral Exploration

....dann mal viel Spaß...

Bin zwar kein Herr, aber für die, die nicht suchen wollen...

Mosquito Consolidated Announces Forest Service Issues Key Environmental Permit for CuMo Mineral Exploration

Feb. 14, 2011 (Business Wire) -- The U.S. Forest Service announced today that it approved the request of Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited, operating through its Nevada subsidiary, Mosquito Mining Corp., to proceed with further exploration activities on its mining claims in Boise County, Idaho, USA. Mosquito’s claims have been shown to contain molybdenum, copper, and other metals. The Forest Service signed a Decision Notice on February 11, 2011 approving a Plan of Operations for temporary road construction and drilling activity in the Boise National Forest between Idaho City and Garden Valley. The project, known as CuMo, is designed to determine whether there is sufficient mineralization and adequate geological characteristics to support a mine.

The Decision Notice completed action on an application for the exploration activity filed by Mosquito on February 14, 2007. In the intervening years, the Forest Service solicited public input and undertook extensive environmental review culminating in the issuance of an Environmental Assessment (“EA”) and a Finding of No Significant Impact (“FONSI”). Last month, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service issued its concurrence with the Forest Service’s Biological Assessment (“BA”) finding that the exploration project is not likely to adversely affect endangered or threatened species.

“We are pleased with the extraordinarily high level of effort the Forest Service put into its rigorous environmental review. They left no stone unturned and held us to the highest standards. That fits perfectly with this Company’s commitment to environmental excellence,” said Shaun Dykes, Exploration Manager of Mosquito and CuMo Project Manager.

The permit approval will allow Mosquito to build up to 10.2 miles of temporary roads and drill up to 259 small-diameter exploratory holes from 137 drill sites over a five-year period. The actual amount of road and drill hole construction will depend on results encountered as the exploration proceeds. Mosquito stated that it expects that the actual road miles and number of drill holes will be substantially less than the upper limit described in the EA.

The exploratory drilling will take place approximately 14 miles northwest of Idaho City in an area already disturbed by mining activity. Mosquito will post a bond sufficient to ensure reclamation of the temporary roads and drill pads at the end of the project.

Mosquito announced that it intends to complete the approved exploration activity on an expedited basis with the goal of completing a Feasibility Study within two to three years.

Dykes emphasized that the information from the exploration activity will enable the Company to assess the ultimate scope of the reserves and, if they warrant actual mining, to determine a possible development plan.

Mosquito will be contracting with local providers to undertake the technical support for the CuMo project. “This is not a get in and get out undertaking. If a mine is shown to be feasible after we complete this exploration project, we anticipate undertaking environmental measures to address the legacy of past mine activity by others. We will help to improve this environmentally disturbed area, while bringing hundreds of jobs to the nearby communities of Idaho City and Garden Valley,” said Mr. Dykes.

“Obtaining this environmental permit for the CuMo exploration project is a significant milestone for our Company. I would like to thank all of the people on our team and in the community that have worked tirelessly for four years to achieve this. The information gained from this exploration phase will allow us to assess the situation and, we hope, move forward to a Feasibility Study for the mine itself. This is good news indeed for our shareholders,” stated Brian McClay, President of Mosquito.

The CuMo project is named for the elements copper (“Cu”) and molybdenum (“Mo”). Molybdenum is rapidly becoming a critical metal in the development of green technology and alternative energy. Two of the most beneficial usages of molybdenum are in the cleaning of fossil fuels, like diesel and gasoline, and in desalination plants for the delivery of safe drinking water. Molybdenum is used principally as an alloying agent in steel, cast iron, and super alloys to enhance hardening ability, strength, toughness, wear, and corrosion resistance. Molybdenum plays a significant role in contemporary industrial technology, which increasingly requires materials that are serviceable under high stress, expanded temperature ranges, and highly corrosive environments. Moreover, molybdenum finds significant usage as a refractory metal in numerous chemical applications, including catalysts, lubricants, and pigments.

Mosquito has developed a new website specifically related to CuMo exploration. It is located at www.cumoproject.com.

The Decision Notice / Finding of No Significant Impact (“DN/FONSI”) together with the final Environmental Assessment are posted on the Forest Service’s website at www.fs.usda.gov/boise. Click “Cumo Minerals Exploration Project.”

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito, is the designated qualified person for the CuMo Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

On Behalf of the Board

MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LTD.

Brian McClay

President

About Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines:

[brummbaer007]

Ja Jungs-Herrn od Damen wie auch immer,
auf Das haben wir gewartet,bei der krassen Unterbewertung
müsste es jetzt steil Bergauf gehen..........

[sticky]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.041.345 von brummbaer007 am 15.02.11 11:44:19

ja, das war´s mit dem Ding...

... imo war diese die letzte, echte Hürde, die Mosquito nicht selber bestimmen konnte..

... diese Geschichte ist für alle Longis ein Fest- von hier ab.

[Friesdorf]

Für alle, die genau wie ich sicherheitshalber nochmal auf deutsch lesen möchten

Mosquito Consolidated meldet den Erhalt einer wichtigen Umweltgenehmigung seitens der US-Forstverwaltung für sein CuMo-Explorationsprojekt
15.02.11 | 11:37 Uhr Die US-amerikanische Forstverwaltung (U.S. Forest Service) gab heute bekannt, dass sie dem Antrag von Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited, vertreten durch seine in Nevada ansässige Tochtergesellschaft Mosquito Mining Corp., auf die Durchführung weiterer Explorationsaktivitäten in seinen Bergbaugebieten in Boise County, Idaho, USA, stattgegeben hat. Auf den Konzessionsgebieten von Mosquito wurden Molybdän-, Kupfer- und andere Metallvorkommen entdeckt. Der Forest Service unterzeichnete am 11. Februar 2011 eine Beschlussmitteilung, die den eingereichten Operationsplan genehmigt. Dieser sieht den Bau einer vorübergehenden Zufahrtsstraße und Bohrarbeiten im Boise National Forest zwischen Idaho City und Garden Valley vor. Das sogenannte CuMo-Projekt soll bestimmen, ob der Mineralisierungsgrad und die geologische Beschaffenheit für den Betrieb einer Mine geeignet sind.

Die Beschlussmitteilung (Decision Notice) ist die endgültige Entscheidung über den Explorationsantrag, den Mosquito am 14. Februar 2007 eingereicht hatte. In den dazwischen liegenden Jahren führte die Forstverwaltung ein öffentliches Konsultationsverfahren sowie eine umfassende Umweltverträglichkeitsprüfung durch, an deren Ende sie ein Umweltgutachten (Environmental Assessment, EA) und eine Unbedenklichkeitsbescheinigung (Finding of No Significant Impact, FONSI) ausstellte. Im vergangenen Monat bestätigte der U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service das biologische Gutachten des Forest Service (Biological Assessment, BA), demzufolge das Explorationsprojekt keine wahrscheinlichen negativen Auswirkungen auf gefährdete oder bedrohte Tierarten hat.

?Wir freuen uns, dass der Forest Service seine Umweltprüfung mit solcher Gründlichkeit durchgeführt hat. Die Behörde hat nichts unbeachtet gelassen und uns nach den höchsten Standards beurteilt. Dies passt perfekt zum Engagement, mit dem sich unser Unternehmen für ökologische Erstklassigkeit einsetzt?, sagte Shaun Dykes, Explorationsmanager von Mosquito und CuMo-Projektmanager.

Unter der Genehmigung darf Mosquito im Laufe einer Fünfjahresfrist bis zu 16,4 km an vorübergehenden Zufahrtsstraßen bauen und bis zu 259 kleinkalibrige Explorationsbohrlöcher an 137 Standorten anlegen. Die tatsächliche Menge von Zufahrtsstraßen und Bohrlöchern werden von den Ergebnissen im Verlauf der Exploration abhängen. Mosquito erklärte, dass es mit deutlich weniger Straßenkilometern und Bohrlöchern auskommen wird, als im EA-Bescheid als Obergrenze festgelegt sind.

Die Explorationsbohrungen werden etwa 22,5 km nordwestlich von Idaho City in einem bereits von Bergbauaktivitäten beeinträchtigten Gebiet erfolgen. Mosquito wird eine Kautionssumme hinterlegen, die ausreicht, um die vorübergehenden Zufahrtsstraßen und die Bohrstellen nach Abschluss des Projekts zu beseitigen.

Mosquito erklärte, dass es beabsichtigt, die genehmigte Explorationsaktivitäten beschleunigt zu Ende zu führen und innerhalb von zwei bis drei Jahren eine Machbarkeitsstudie zu erstellen.

Dykes unterstrich, dass das Unternehmen anhand der aus den Explorationsaktivitäten gewonnenen Informationen in der Lage sein wird, den Gesamtumfang der Vorkommen zu beurteilen und einen möglichen Entwicklungsplan festzulegen, falls sie sich als tatsächlich abbaubar erweisen.

Mosquito wird örtliche Dienstleister zur technischen Unterstützung des CuMo-Projekts heranziehen. ?Dies ist kein Rein-und-Raus-Unterfangen. Wenn uns dieses Explorationsprojekt zeigt, dass ein Bergbaubetrieb wirtschaftlich möglich ist, haben wir vor, Umweltmaßnahmen zu ergreifen, welche die Spuren der vergangenen Bergbauprojekte anderer Unternehmen rehabilitieren. Wir werden helfen, dieses ökologisch gestörte Gebiet wieder besser zu machen und Arbeitsplätze in den nahegelegenen Gemeinden von Idaho City und Garden Valley schaffen?, sagte Dykes.

?Mit dem Erhalt dieser Umweltgenehmigung für das CuMo-Explorationsprojekt hat unser Unternehmen ein wichtiges Etappenziel erreicht. Ich möchte all den Menschen in unserem Team und der Gemeinde danken, die vier Jahre lang unermüdlich darauf hingearbeitet haben. Die im Rahmen dieser Explorationsphase gewonnenen Informationen werden uns Aufschluss über die Situation geben und hoffentlich zu einer Machbarkeitsstudie für das eigentliche Bergwerk führen. Dies sind wirklich gute Nachrichten für unsere Aktionäre?, erklärte Brian McClay, der Präsident von Mosquito.

Das CuMo-Projekt ist nach den Elementen Kupfer (?Cu?) und Molybdän (?Mo?) benannt. Molybdän entwickelt sich schnell zu einem entscheidenden Metall in der Entwicklung umweltfreundlicher Technologien und alternativer Energiequellen. Zwei der nützlichsten Anwendungsbereiche von Molybdän sind die Reinigung fossiler Brennstoffe wie Diesel und Benzin sowie Entsalzungsanlagen zur sicheren Trinkwasserversorgung. Molybdän wird in erster Linie als ein Legierungsmittel in der Produktion von Stahl, Gusseisen und Superlegierungen eingesetzt, um deren Härte, Stärke, Robustheit, Verschleiß- und Korrosionsbeständigkeit zu verbessern. Molybdän ist auch für die moderne Industrietechnik wichtig, da diese zunehmend nach Materialien verlangt, die hohen Belastungen, großen Temperaturschwankungen und hochgradig korrosiven Umgebungen standhalten. Darüber hinaus ist Molybdän als ein Refraktärmetall für zahlreiche chemische Anwendungen von Bedeutung, darunter Katalysatoren, Schmierstoffe und Pigmente.

Mosquito hat eine neue Website geschaffen, die speziell über die CuMo-Exploration informiert. Sie finden diese unter www.cumoproject.com.

Die Beschlussmitteilung (Decision Notice, DN) und Unbedenklichkeitsbescheinigung (Finding of No Significant Impact, FONSI) sowie das Umweltgutachten sind auf der Website des Forest Service unter www.fs.usda.gov/boise erhältlich. Bitte klicken Sie auf ?Cumo Minerals Exploration Project?.

Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager und Director von Mosquito ist als qualifizierte Person für das CuMo-Projekt zuständig und hat die in dieser Pressemitteilung enthaltenen technischen Informationen zusammengestellt.

Im Namen der Unternehmensführung

MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LTD.

Brian McClay

Präsident

Über Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines:

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited ist ein kanadisches Explorations- und Entwicklungsunternehmen mit einem breit gefächerten Portfolio von vielversprechenden Edel- und Basismetallprojekten in wirtschaftlich soliden und politisch stabilen Gegenden in Nordamerika. Das Unternehmen führte von 1971 bis 1987 den Namen Mosquito Creek Gold Mining Limited.

Mosquito unterhält kostengünstige Betriebstätigkeiten, ist gut finanziert und hat nur wenige Schulden. Seine Aktie ist unter dem Tickersymbol MSQ an der Toronto Stock Exchange - Venture (TSX-V) notiert. Mosquito besitzt vier Molybdän-Explorationsprojekte in den USA. Außerdem ist das Unternehmen mit Multi-Elementprojekten diversifiziert, darunter bedeutende Goldbeteiligungen.

In erster Linie konzentriert sich Mosquito auf die Entwicklung seines in Idaho gelegenen CuMo-Projekts. Dabei handelt es sich um ein Explorationsvorhaben, das eines der größten Molybdänvorkommen der Welt erschließen könnte. Molybdän ist ein Metall von strategischer Bedeutung, das sich als ein entscheidendes Mittel zur Verschiebung der Leistungs- und Toleranzgrenzen von Materialien erwiesen hat. Es kommt auf der ganzen Welt in ökologischen Verwendungsbereichen, Hochtemperaturumgebungen, unter korrosiven Bedingungen und bei anderen Präzisionsanwendungen in Wissenschaft und Industrie zum Einsatz. Für weitere Informationen über das Unternehmen besuchen Sie bitte www.mosquitogold.com und www.cumoproject.com.

DIESE PRESSEMITTEILUNG WURDE VON DEM MANAGEMENT DES UNTERNEHMENS ERSTELLT, WELCHES DIE VOLLE VERANTWORTUNG FÜR DEREN INHALT ÜBERNIMMT. DIE TSX VENTURE EXCHANGE ÜBERNIMMT KEINE VERANTWORTUNG FÜR DIE ANGEMESSENHEIT UND RICHTIGKEIT DIESER MITTEILUNG.

Diese Pressemitteilung beinhaltet bestimmte Aussagen, die den Erwartungen oder Einschätzungen des Managements im Hinblick auf zukünftige Ergebnisse Ausdruck verleihen und die als ?zukunftsbezogene Aussagen? aufgefasst werden können. Zu diesen zukunftsbezogenen Aussagen gehören Pläne, Einschätzungen, Prognosen und Darstellungen mit Bezug auf die Erwartungen des Managements für das CuMo-Projekt. Diese zukunftsbezogenen Aussagen beinhalten Annahmen, Risiken und Ungewissheiten und die tatsächlichen Ergebnisse können maßgeblich von ihnen abweichen. Aus diesen Gründen sollten sich die Aktionäre nicht in unangemessener Weise auf solche zukunftsbezogenen Aussagen verlassen.

US-Einwohner werden hiermit gewarnt, dass einige der Informationen, die Mosquito veröffentlichen könnte, möglicherweise nicht den Offenlegungsrichtlinien der US-amerikanischen Securities and Exchange Commission entsprechen und sich deutlich von den Inhalten unterscheiden, die das Unternehmen in den USA veröffentlichen darf. Deshalb sollten sich US-Einwohner nicht auf derartige Informationen verlassen.

Die Ausgangssprache, in der der Originaltext veröffentlicht wird, ist die offizielle und autorisierte Version. Übersetzungen werden zur besseren Verständigung mitgeliefert. Nur die Sprachversion, die im Original veröffentlicht wurde, ist rechtsgültig. Gleichen Sie deshalb Übersetzungen mit der originalen Sprachversion der Veröffentlichung ab.

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[Friesdorf]

Donnerstag, Mai 19, 2011
Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines beginnt CuMo Bohrprogramm in Juli
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Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines (CVE:MSQ, OTCQX:MQCMF) teilte mit, dass der United States Forest Service einen Einspruch gegen Mosquitos Umweltverträglichkeitsstudie für das CuMo Explorationsprojekt in Idaho abgelehnt hat.

Dies erlaubt dem Unternehmen, Anfang Juli das geplante Explorationsbohrprogramm auf Nationalforstland 14 Meilen nordwestlich von Idaho City zu beginnen.

Im Juni wird Mosquito mit den Arbeiten beginnen, und in einem 2.900 Acres grossen Gebiet des Boise Nationalforstes 10.2 Meilen provisorische Strassen bauen und 137 Bohrorte vorbereiten.

[NEWpanem]

Es ist an der Zeit eine Position aufzubauen.

[Friesdorf]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.573.681 von NEWpanem am 29.05.11 22:30:08

News Release - Friday, July 15, 2011
UraStar options Blackpoint Au-Ag Property in Nevada
Vancouver, Canada, July 15, 2011. - Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited (TSX.V: MSQ; US OTC: MQCMF - "Mosquito" or the "Company") and UraStar Energy Inc. ("UraStar") (TSXV: URS) wish to announce that Urastar has signed a Letter of Intent ("LOI") to purchase a 100% interest in the BlackPoint gold-silver property located in the major Battle Mountain -Eureka Gold Trend of Nevada. The property consisting of 896 acres is located 7 kilometers north of the town of Eureka, Nevada. The area is surrounding Blackpoint has numerous Gold deposits with the Active Ruby Hill Gold Mine located to the southwest, and the historic Alligator Ridge Gold Mine to the east.

Pursuant to the LOI, UraStar can earn a 100% interest in Blackpoint by making the following payments consisting of cash and shares over a 5 year period:


Time Cash (USD) Payments Common Shares
On Signing LOI $25,000.00 Nil
At Closing $225,000 250,000 shares
Year 1 from Closing $350,000 250,000 shares
Year 2 from Closing $ 1,000,000 250,000 shares
Year 3 from Closing $ 1,500,000 250,000 shares
Year 4 from Closing $ 2,500,000 250,000 shares
Year 5 from Closing $ 4,400,000 250,000 shares

TOTALS $10,000,000 CASH PAYMENTS 1,500,000 SHARES


The property has a long history dating back to 1864. Available records indicate production between 1933 and 1941, from the near surface zones on the property, grading 400 gms Ag/ton to 3,700 gms Ag/T (12 to 108 ounces per ton) which was sent to a mill located at McGill, Nevada. More recent work in 1971 concentrated on surface sampling and several short drill holes looking at the continuity of the higher grade silver portions of the deposits. Table 1 lists some of the historic intersections from the 1971 drill program. These intersections are historic and the qualified person has been unable to fully verify the results and thus these results should not be relied upon.


Table 1: Historic Intersections from shallow Drilling at Blackpoint.

hole hole hole zone zone zone Ag zone zone Ag grade
name length length name top thickness grade top thickness gms/T
feet meters feet feet oz/t meters meters gms/T
Sl-2 112 34.14 Condor 28 84 1.83 8.53 25.60 62.74
SL-3 112 34.14 Condor 32 60 2.26 9.75 18.29 77.49
SL-7 84 25.60 Condor 28 27 6.64 8.53 8.23 227.66
SL-6 200 60.96 Condor 36 24 2.06 10.97 7.32 70.63
SL-17 88 26.82 Condor 0 52 2.04 0.00 15.85 69.94
SL-18 300 91.44 Condor 52 24 2.41 15.85 7.32 82.63
SL-22 120 36.58 Condor 44 16 1.22 13.41 4.88 41.83
ER-7 136 41.45 Eagle Ridge 12 74 2.13 3.66 22.56 73.03
ER-4 200 60.96 Eagle Ridge 44 84 1.34 13.41 25.60 45.94
ER-16 108 32.92 Eagle Ridge 40 24 1.14 12.19 7.32 39.09
ER-17 180 54.86 Eagle Ridge 64 18 1.40 19.51 5.49 48.00
TRENCH 20 6.10 Eagle Ridge 0 20 21.00 0.00 6.10 720.01
ER-9 136 41.45 Dot 80 20 11.53 24.38 6.10 395.32
ER-3 160 48.77 Dot 96 32 1.46 29.26 9.75 50.06
ER-11 100 30.48 Dot 24 76 4.04 7.32 23.16 138.52
TRENCH 50 15.24 Dot 0 50 7.10 0.00 15.24 243.43


No other assays are reported, although gold, copper, lead and zinc mineralization has been described.

Examination of the surface geology shows Blackpoint hosts a silica-sericite (or "low-sulfidation") epithermal silver-gold system with extensive silica-sericite alteration, high grade silver bearing veins, stockwork and breccia and scattered gold values. This style of mineralization is typical of that found at the active and historic mines in the area. The property is divided into two distinct halves by an east west orientated structure with the Condor zone in the north and the Eagle Ridge and Dot zones in the south. All the previous work was centered around the silver mineralization with no work done in looking for the gold bearing part of the system that may be located more towards the centre or at depth of the peripheral silver zones.

Geological work completed in 2007 by Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. determined that the property had not been properly explored. The presence of asymmetrical alteration zones, the large east-west orientated structure offsetting the mineralized zone and the presence of fall out breccias to the southwest, all indicate an unrecognized southwest plunge to the system. Additional detailed mapping confirmed a significant increase in the intensity and thickness of the silicification toward the central area. This resulted in the previous drill programs failing to explore the main exploration targets beneath the exposed silica breccia zone.

Urastar will begin an aggressive exploration program of detailed surface mapping, sampling and drilling to define and test these highly prospective, previously unexplored exploration targets, concentrating on finding the gold bearing portion of the system at depth, while continue to develop the near surface silver mineralization.

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., is a designated Qualified Person pursuant to National Instrument 43-101 and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

On Behalf of the Board
MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LTD.


Brian McClay
President

On Behalf of the Board
URASTAR ENERGY INC.


Thomas J. Kennedy
CEO

About Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd.

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited is a mining exploration and development company with a diverse portfolio of high potential precious and base metals projects, located in low political risk environments in North America. The Company's primary focus is developing its Idaho-based CuMo project, one of the world's largest molybdenum deposits. For more information about the company, please visit www.mosquitogold.com and www.cumoproject.com


About UraStar Energy Inc.

UraStar Energy Inc. is a mining exploration and development company focusing on gold exploration in Mexico's Sierra Madre gold belt targeting areas containing former producing properties. The Sierra Madre Gold Belt is one of the richest gold belts in the world hosting several world class mines and many major recent discoveries.. For more information, please visit www.urastarenergy.com

THIS NEWS RELEASE WAS PREPARED BY MANAGEMENT WHO TAKES FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR ITS CONTENTS. THE TSX-VENTURE EXCHANGE DOES NOT ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ADEQUACY OR ACCURACY OF THIS RELEASE.

This news release includes certain statements that express management's expectation or estimates of future performance and may be deemed "forward-looking statements". These forward-looking statements include plans, estimates, forecasts and statements as to management's expectations regarding the CuMo Project. These forward-looking statements involve assumptions, risks and uncertainties and actual results may vary materially. For these reasons shareholders should not place undue reliance on such forward-looking information.

United States residents are cautioned that some of the information that may be published by Mosquito may not be consistent with United States Securities and Exchange Commission disclosure rules and may be materially different from what the Company is permitted to disclose in the United States and therefore United States residents should not rely on such information.
Copyright © 2011 MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LIMITED (MSQ) All rights reserved. For more information visit our website at http://www.mosquitogold.com/ or send email to [e-mail] .

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[Friesdorf]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.898.112 von DIE_GERECHTIGKEIT am 05.08.11 09:36:54

On behalf of the management of Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines I'd like to thank you for your interest in the Mosquito story. Although we have been through a tough market over the past several years we at Mosquito feel that the future is looking brighter than ever and would like to take this opportunity to highlight some of the key milestones we have reached with respect to the CuMo project. I would also like to highlight some of the reasons why now is an excellent time to add to your position in Mosquito at the current low share price.

First a quick overview of the CuMo Project -- a company maker in every sense. The table below summarizes the resource which we have defined to date. These values were generated by Snowden Group consultants and are NI 43-101 compliant.

Indicated Inferred Metal
2.14 2.34 billion pounds of molybdenum oxide(MoO3)
3.27 5.55 billion lbs of Copper (Cu),
140.6 242.5 million ounces of silver (Ag) and
158.2 90.9 million lbs of Tungsten (W)
2.03 3.95 billion tons

These contained metal estimates represent the largest open pit Molybdenum deposit anywhere in the world. With our outstanding by-product values, we are poised to be the lowest cost primary molybdenum producer in the world as well.

We have recently been awarded a conditional permit to advance the Cumo Project to the Feasibility Stage. The permit is contingent on our working closely with the Bureau of Land Management and the US Forest service during the construction and reclamation of roads and drill pads. The goal of the feasibility work is to more accurately define the existing resource and move the contained metal from the indicated and inferred resource categories, to the proven and probable reserve categories. To this end we must spend approximately $100 million on drilling, geology and permitting. We are in talks with a number of different entities which have the financial and technical resources to significantly advance this project with us.

For a more detailed look at the CuMo project economics and geology I would like to refer you to our website, www.mosquitogold.com, and in particular the Preliminary Economic Assessment which was completed by Ausenco in 2008. Highlights of the PEA include a net present value of $16Billion, and a 37% internal rate of return. With a current market capitalization of around $50million, we feel that Mosquito stock represents the best value and lowest risk in the mining sector anywhere in the world.

To Summarize here are 5 reasons why you should own this stock, or own more of it:

1. Cumo, the worlds largest, lowest cost open pit Molybdenum resource.
2. Non-Core Assets monetized to provide cash and revenue streams
3. Permitted through to Feasibility
4. Molybdenum market dynamics call for much higher moly prices in the near future
5. Interest from global mining operators and investment funds.


Thanks for your continued support.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors,

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited

[Friesdorf]

Vancouver, Canada, August 30, 2011. - Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines (TSX.V: MSQ; US OTCQX: MQCMF - "Mosquito" or the "Company") today announced that the U.S. Forest Service, Intermountain Region, has officially signed the Plan of Operation, the final authorization for Mosquito to begin its exploratory drilling program on National Forest land about 14 miles northwest of Idaho City, Idaho.

"We are pleased to be able to move forward with the exploration," said Shaun Dykes, CuMo project manager. "It will provide valuable information about the nature of the mineral deposit and also create at least 50 jobs in the Boise County area throughout the summer. The Forest Service's environmental specialists and their consultants have done a very thorough job on the Environmental Assessment. This analysis has reaffirmed that the proposed activities would have no significant impact on the environment, including water resources in the region."

According to Mr. Dykes, "The exploration will be carried out to comply with all of the Forest Service's protective requirements. If exploration someday leads to mine development, we intend to carry out substantial restoration work on lands that were already heavily mined in past years by other companies."

Last month, Mosquito announced that the Company's preliminary site exploration has determined the potential for six billion tons of metals containing molybdenum, copper, silver and tungsten. This resource estimate, if confirmed by future scientific measurements through exploratory drilling, would be one of the largest concentrations of combined minerals of this type in the world.

CuMo's exploration will begin on August 31, 2011 on approximately 2,900 acres of the Boise National Forest. This years exploration program will involve drilling of several holes including the collection of a larger (3 tonne) bulk sample that will be used to analyze the more detailed metallurgical flow sheet. This sample is three times larger than the previous sample that gave excellent recoveries.

Since the summer of 2010, when the Environmental Assessment was released for public comment, the CuMo project team has held onsite information sessions with environmental groups, conducted public hearings and established a website for project updates at www.cumoproject.com. Mosquito pledges to continue to work with community, civic and environmental groups to carry out its exploration project within the spirit and letter of the environmental laws. If the exploration proves the feasibility of a mine, the Company will continue to work with all stakeholders to develop a sustainable and potentially beneficial economic project that will bring prosperity for many years to come to the region.

Mr. Shaun M. Dykes, M.Sc. (Eng), P.Geo., Exploration Manager and Director of Mosquito is the designated qualified person for the CuMo Project, and prepared the technical information contained in this news release.

On Behalf of the Board
MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LTD.

Brian McClay
President

About Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited is a mining exploration and development company with a diverse portfolio of high potential precious and base metals projects, located in low political risk environments in North America. The Company's primary focus is developing its Idaho-based CuMo project, one of the world's largest molybdenum deposits. For more information about the company, please visit www.mosquitogold.com and www.cumoproject.com

THIS NEWS RELEASE WAS PREPARED BY MANAGEMENT WHO TAKES FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR ITS CONTENTS. THE TSX-VENTURE EXCHANGE DOES NOT ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ADEQUACY OR ACCURACY OF THIS RELEASE.

This news release includes certain statements that express management's expectation or estimates of future performance and may be deemed "forward-looking statements". These forward-looking statements include plans, estimates, forecasts and statements as to management's expectations regarding the CuMo Project. These forward-looking statements involve assumptions, risks and uncertainties and actual results may vary materially. For these reasons shareholders should not place undue reliance on such forward-looking information.

United States residents are cautioned that some of the information that may be published by Mosquito may not be consistent with United States Securities and Exchange Commission disclosure rules and may be materially different from what the Company is permitted to disclose in the United States and therefore United States residents should not rely on such information.

[FRAFX]

Zitat von FRAFX: threadkiller oder was?

find das alles sehr interessant, habe leider nicht so viel zeit für research atm, weiss jemand was über die sharestructur, insiderholdings, fondbeteiligungen etc. ?

hi, muss mich mal wieder einlesen. bei dem preis juckts schon...
gibts infos bezügl. der aktionärsstruktur?

[Friesdorf]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.185.057 von FRAFX am 07.10.11 17:26:18

Vancouver, October 26, 2011 - Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited (TSX Venture: MSQ, US OTC: MQCMF) is pleased to announce the appointment of General Merrill McPeak of Lake Oswego, Oregon and Mr. Paul Kessler of Los Angeles, California as new Directors of the Company.

Mr. Paul Kessler is an accomplished business entrepreneur with worldwide experience in resource and business development. Currently he is Principal, Portfolio Manager and Founder of Bristol Capital Advisors, LLC ("BCA"). His specialties include all aspects of sourcing, identifying, negotiating, structuring and re-structuring investment transactions with emerging growth public companies, including mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, venture capital, private equity, and other capital market activities. He has guided and overseen over 500+ investment transactions, whether as lead, co-lead, or syndicate investor. Mr. Kessler has also actively worked with executives and boards of companies on corporate governance and oversight, strategic repositioning and improving shareholder communication.

For the better part of a decade prior to the formation of BCA, Mr. Kessler was recognized as an active investor, financier and venture capitalist. His investments focused on emerging growth public companies and, to a lesser extent, private companies that were on the path of becoming public. As an investor he has invested, provided seed capital, and/or founded numerous successful emerging growth companies.

Mr. Kessler has been a guest speaker on the subject of financing emerging growth public companies at a variety of forums, including The PIPEs Conference, Los Angeles Venture Association (LAVA), Wall Street Reporter's Pipe Conference, and Pepperdine University's Graziadio School of Business and Management. He has attended courses at various colleges and universities, including Harvard Business School's Executive Education Program and UCLA's Extension Program. Mr. Kessler has passed the Series 65 Uniform Investment Advisor Examination

General Merrill A. McPeak is a retired four star general after nearly four decades in the U.S. Air Force and served as USAF chief of staff from 1990 to 1994. General McPeak is President of McPeak and Associates, a company he founded in 1995. From 1990 until his retirement from active military service in late-1994, he was chief of staff of the U.S. Air Force. During this period, he was the senior officer responsible for organization, training and equipage of a combined active duty, National Guard, Reserve and civilian work force of over 850,000 people serving at 1,300 locations in the United States and abroad. As a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, he and the other service chiefs were military advisors to the Secretary of Defense and the President. A career fighter pilot, General McPeak flew 269 combat missions in Vietnam and performed in 199 official air shows with the Air Force's elite aerobatic team, the Thunderbirds. In a 37-year military career, General McPeak commanded NATO's 20th Fighter Wing, Twelfth Air Force, and Pacific Air Forces from 1988 to 1990. His term as service chief was characterized by active overseas military operations, including Desert Storm. At the same time, he conceived and executed perhaps the most important reorganization of the Air Force in its 60-year history.

General McPeak has sat on the boards of a dozen publically traded companies, including long service with the airline, TWA, and with the test and measurement company, Tektronix. He was for many years Chairman of the Board of ECC, International, until that company was acquired by Cubic Corporation. Currently, General McPeak is a director of DGT Holdings, Derycz Scientific, Miller Energy Resources, Genesis Biopharma, and Coast Plating (privately held). He is Chairman of Ethicspoint, Inc., a Portland, Oregon-based provider of risk management and compliance software-as-a-service, including secure, anonymous reporting of ethical violations in the workplace.

General McPeak (B.A., Economics, San Diego State University, M.S., International Relations, George Washington University) is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. In 1992, San Diego State honored him with its first ever Lifetime Achievement Award. He was among the initial seven inductees to the Oregon Aviation Hall of Honor. He was one of a dozen co-chairmen of Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign. Currently, he is Chairman of the American Battle Monuments Commission, responsible for supervising 24 cemeteries in 15 overseas countries that serve as final resting places for nearly 125, 000 American war dead.

Both Mr. Kessler and General McPeak both have extensive political, financial and industry networks which will enhance Mosquito's efforts with the challenges of developing the primary focus of the Company, the CUMO molybdenum--copper-silver deposit located in SW Idaho.

The Company wishes to announce that it has entered into stock option agreements granting the right and option to purchase 1,400,000 common shares of the Company at $0.60 per share exercisable in whole or in part on or before October 26, 2021.


On Behalf of the Board
MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LTD.

"Brian A. McClay"
Brian A. McClay
President

[Friesdorf]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.288.034 von Friesdorf am 01.11.11 20:53:14

Concerned Shareholders of Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited Urge Shareholders to Elect a New Board of Directors

Now is the time for change

VANCOUVER, Dec. 7, 2011 /CNW/ - Concerned shareholders of Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited (TSX-V: MSQ) have lost all confidence in the current Board of Directors and the President of Mosquito. They believe that a complete change is necessary in order for the true value of the CuMo deposit to be reflected in the share price.

The Concerned Shareholders are the current Chairman of the Board of Mosquito (Mr. Hongxue Fu), the current Exploration Manager, member of the Board of Mosquito and the technical expert behind the CuMo project team (Mr. Shaun Dykes), and Mosquito's largest shareholder (IEMR HK). The Concerned Shareholders have filed their own information circular on SEDAR and will be sending it to shareholders today.

The Concerned Shareholders are calling on all shareholders of Mosquito to elect a new board of directors at the December 16, 2011 Annual and Special General Meeting of the Company and to vote against certain other resolutions proposed by management of Mosquito.

As Board members, Mr. Fu and Mr. Dykes have fought diligently for shareholders' rights and for the CuMo project. However, they were in the minority and their suggestions and concerns were ignored by a Board of Directors controlled by the President. As a result of raising these concerns and fighting for the shareholders, Mr. Fu and Mr. Dykes were deliberately excluded from nominations for the upcoming Annual and Special General Meeting of the Company.

Whose interest is really at stake here?

The Company is being mismanaged by the current President and a majority of the Board, which is reflected in the current share price

Mosquito's flagship asset, the CuMo project, is a major world-class copper-moly deposit that, based on a preliminary economic analysis prepared by Ausenco in 2009, has a net present value of approximately $16 billion. Despite this enormous value, Mosquito's share price languishes due to poor management and unprofessional, questionable spending habits.

Analysts, brokers and influential people all have come to the same conclusion: CuMo is a great project but its development is hindered by mismanagement and lack of Board support for the technical team. This perception will not change without a new Board of Directors. The new Board will take the necessary steps to make Mosquito a properly and professionally run public company and to maximize shareholder value.

Mosquito's flagship asset, the CuMo project, has suffered greatly from the misallocation of funds

Over the past year Mosquito's flagship asset, the CuMo project, has suffered greatly from the misallocation of funds. Large sums of money raised through private placements have been diverted away from the CuMo project to support Kirkness Diamond Drilling ("Kirkness"), a diamond drilling company owned by Mosquito and managed by the President's son. More than 60% of the money raised by Mosquito in the last 15 months has been spent on Kirkness and, because it is a wholly-owned subsidiary, Mosquito's consolidated financial statements do not disclose how much money has gone to Kirkness.

Shareholders need to decide whether Mosquito should be fully concentrating on the CuMo project or pouring money into an unprofitable diamond drilling company with inexperienced and ineffective management.

The Concerned Shareholders offer an exciting opportunity for change, with a new slate of directors that have extensive mining and mine financing expertise, top flight technical expertise that has brought the project to its current state, and expert shareholder communications, plus the strong contacts into the global financial and mining community.

Two of the nominated directors on the Concerned Shareholder's slate are currently Directors of Mosquito but have not been nominated by management for re-election at the December 16, 2011 shareholders meeting. One of these directors represents, and is a control person of, Mosquito's largest shareholder. The other is a significant shareholder responsible for the technical success of the CuMo project. They are interested in the success of the Company and their interests are the same as yours - eliminate the abuse and maximize shareholder value.

Proposed Directors

Hongxue Fu: Current Chairman of Mosquito and control person of Mosquito's largest shareholder. An accomplished mining entrepreneur, he has excellent high level contacts and relationships in the Chinese mining and mining finance sectors.
Stanislaw Siewierski: Currently General Managing Director of a large European financial institution that invests in mining projects. Former President, CEO and Vice President of ninth largest copper producer and 3rd largest silver producer in the world. A world-renowned copper mining expert who led the exploration, design, development and operation of the Lubin copper mine, one of the largest copper mines in Europe.
Shaun Dykes: Mosquito Exploration Manager and geologist responsible for building and managing the team that has taken the CuMo project from grassroots to where it is today in four years.
Trevor Burns: Senior executive with experience in raising financing for mining projects, public relations and shareholder communications.
Long Wang: Senior executive with mining finance and investing experience, as well as experience in mining exploration, development and operations.

This slate nominated by the Concerned Shareholders is a well-qualified board that will be active in supervising management of the Company. The members of the new slate do not have any issues with shareholders or with legal and regulatory authorities in the past or present.

More importantly, the Concerned Shareholders expect that the financial community and analysts will recognize the value of this new Board and become interested in the CuMo project once again. This should allow shareholder value to be realized and cause the market to begin to reflect the true value of Mosquito.

Voting Recommendation

The Concerned Shareholders recommend that you read the information circular prepared by the Concerned Shareholders and use the BLUE Proxy to vote as follows:

Vote AGAINST management's resolution to fix the number of directors at eight directors
Vote FOR the Concerned Shareholders resolution to fix the number of directors at five directors
Vote FOR the election as directors of the individuals named in the information circular of the Concerned Shareholders as nominees of the Concerned Shareholders
Vote FOR management's resolution to re-appoint the auditor and authorize the board of directors to fix the remuneration to be paid to the auditor
Vote AGAINST management's resolution to approve the proposed amended stock option plan to change it from a 10% rolling plan to a 15% fixed plan
Vote AGAINST management's resolution to authorize the reservation of more than 10% of the shares for issuance under stock options granted to insiders and to authorize the grant to insiders, within a 12 month period, a number of options exceeding 10% of the number of issued shares of the company
Vote AGAINST management's resolution to approve past acts, payments, etc. of the directors since the last annual general meeting

Now is the time for change.

Now is the time to vote and give Mosquito the new start it desperately needs.

Vote your shares for the Concerned Shareholders slate and Make 2012 a Happy and Prosperous New Year!

Your vote has never been more important, regardless of the number of shares you own. To support change for the better and maximize shareholder value, vote the Concerned Shareholder's BLUE Proxy. If you previously voted management's proxy, you may change your vote simply by completing a later dated BLUE Proxy. A timely delivered and later-dated BLUE Proxy supersedes a previously completed proxy.

Shareholders are encouraged to read the Concerned Shareholder's information circular dated December 7, 2011, which is available at www.laurelhill.com/mosquitoinfo.aspx.

Concerned Shareholders of
Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited
For further information:

Questions or requests for assistance with voting your shares may be directed to Laurel Hill Advisory Group, the Company's proxy solicitation agent, at 1-877-452-7184 toll free ( 416-304-0211 collect) or by email at [e-mail].
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[FRAFX]

Hier wird es vermutlich im Laufe der woche noch weiter runter gehen.
vermutlich wird nach der versammlung, wie auch immer das ausgehen mag, ein weiterer selloff folgen. bei kursen unter 30ct und tiefer würde/ werde ich eine spekulative posi aufbauen.

[Friesdorf]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.469.732 von FRAFX am 12.12.11 19:18:59

News Release - Thursday, March 08, 2012
Title: Mosquito Confirms $5 million Barkerville Payment.
Vancouver, Canada, Mar. 8, 2012. - At the request of the TSX-Venture Exchange, Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines (TSX.V: MSQ; US OTCQX: MQCMF - "Mosquito" or the "Company") wishes to confirm that the final payment described in the Company's news release of January 10, 2012 has been received from Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd. (TSX-V BGM). The funds received will be used for general working capital.

On Behalf of the Board
MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LTD.

Brian McClay
President

[FRAFX]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.874.729 von Friesdorf am 09.03.12 07:09:06

Price Change % Change Volume Day High/Low 52 Week High/Low
0.43 -0.02 -4.44% 234,300 0.45/0.43 1.10/0.435

[FRAFX]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.469.732 von FRAFX am 12.12.11 19:18:59

so, da wären wir also. für 0,305 zu haben, die umstände sprechen allerdings dafür das es weiter runter geht. bleibe hier weiter nur zuschauer.
viel glück für alle investierten.

[Friesdorf]

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. (TSX.V: MSQ) is pleased to announce that is has reissued the "Resource Estimate Update", dated June 2011, for the Company's Cumo Project, located 35 miles north of Boise, Idaho. The new version of the 2011 report has been updated to be 100% authored by independent qualified persons and thus compliant with NI43-101 regulations.

There has been no material change in the report since it was initially issued in June 2011 with all previous conclusions unchanged. Concurrent with the release of the updated report, Mosquito has put its website back online at www.mosquitogold.com. The 2011 Resource Estimate update is available for download at www.mosquitogold.com or from Sedar.

Wayne Ash, P.Eng, is the Company's Qualified Person with respect to the Company's Cumo Project and has reviewed and approved this press release.

About Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited is a mining exploration and development company with a diverse portfolio of high potential precious and base metals projects, located in low political risk environments in North America. The Company's primary focus is developing its Idaho-based Cumo project, one of the world's largest molybdenum deposits with significant copper, silver and tungsten by-products. For more information about the company, please visit www.mosquitogold.com and www.cumoproject.com

MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LIMITED

Per:

"Brian A. McClay"
Brian A. McClay, President and Director

[Friesdorf]

News Release - Wednesday, September 05, 2012
District Court Affirms Finding Of No Significant Environmental Impact At Cumo; Requires More Information On Groundwater Impacts
Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited of Vancouver, Canada (MSQ-TSX-V) announced that the US District Court -- Idaho District decided in favor of the US Forest Service {"USFS") and its Finding of No Significant Impact ("FONSI") at the Company's Cumo Project in the Boise National Forest. The USFS had been challenged by three local environmental groups over its Environmental Assessment determination for Cumo. The groups had claimed that the Company's exploration work might be disruptive to certain animal species and certain flora along with the impact on groundwater quality. The Court noted the USFS had developed insufficient baseline data on groundwater quality and directed it USFS to establish a groundwater baseline to insure groundwater is not impacted by the exploration drilling. The USFS subsequently directed the Company to suspend work that might have groundwater interaction, including drilling.

This USFS order is temporary until the agency has an opportunity to confer with its Office of General Council regarding the legal aspects of the court's decision. The Company has already put in place an action plan to address the question raised by the Court and will work closely with the USFS to satisfy the Court's concerns. The Court agreed with the Company and the USFS that the project's drill-and-seal practices protect groundwater quality but concluded there simply was not enough information about effects of the drilling itself on the geologic structure that may contain groundwater.

Brian McClay, CEO of Mosquito noted: "The quality of the groundwater in the Cumo Project area will not be impacted by the drilling because the Company's drill holes are completely sealed and further, we use only non-toxic, biodegradable drilling fluids in the course of its work. The Court agreed that our core drilling would cause no significant effects to either ground water quality or surface water quality, and that the project fully comports with the Boise Forest's long-range plan. The Company has initiated a hydrological assessment of this issue and will cooperate with the Forest Service to ensure that the missing information is provided in a timely manner. We are confident that our exploratory drilling within the granitic rock of the Idaho Batholith will continue to show no significant impact on either groundwater or the movement of groundwater in the project area."

Mosquito believes strongly its environmental safeguards, backed up by high-quality technical studies and preparations, will protect public lands and water and help all stakeholders make informed decisions about what we believe is a significant strategic metals resource.

The Company has completed approximately 15,000 feet in 6 holes (all sealed and abandoned) the core from which are presently being logged and processed for assaying. In addition to drilling the Company has completed 1.9 miles of new road construction, 3.85 miles of existing road rehabilitation. The Company also permitted and constructed 2 new drill pads and rebuilt 6 historic drill pads.

Mosquitos anticipates a quick resolution to this disruption to its work program at Cumo and will update as to any further information received from the USFS.

Wayne Ash, P.Eng. is the Company's Qualified Person with respect to the Company's Cumo Project and has reviewed and approved this press release.

On Behalf of the Board
MOSQUITO CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES LTD.


Brian McClay

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Mosquito error inflates CuMo moly recovered value
Ticker Symbol: C:MSQ



Mosquito error inflates CuMo moly recovered value



Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd (C:MSQ)
Shares Issued 82,262,446
Last Close 9/10/2012 $0.23
Thursday September 13 2012 - News Release

Mr. Brian McClay reports

MOSQUITO PROVIDES UPDATE REGARDING CUMO PROJECT RESOURCE/PEA

An independent review of Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd.'s April 27, 2011, CuMo project resource estimate determined that an error made in the calculation of the mineral resource estimate artificially inflated the molybdenum recovered value (RCV) included in the estimate by a factor of 1.5.

Due to the complexity of the CuMo mineralization (including molybdenum, copper, silver and tungsten minerals) and variable recoveries of each of those metals within four different geological zones that make up the deposit, the cut-off grades used to report the Mineral Resource relied on the calculation of a RCV for a block model to establish cutoff values that were then used to calculate resource tons in each classification (Indicated and Inferred).


neues atl an der venture heute.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.601.970 von FRAFX am 13.09.12 19:26:51

korrigierend: das ist (noch) nicht das atl.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.602.313 von FRAFX am 13.09.12 20:16:32

VANCOUVER, October 1, 2012 -- Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. ("Mosquito" or the "Company") (TSX-V: MSQ) announced today that Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. ("ISS") has recommended that its clients vote FOR Mosquito's nominees on the GOLD proxy.

ISS is a leading independent international corporate governance analysis and proxy voting firm. ISS makes its recommendation after hearing from both sides of a proxy contest and carefully considering what is in the best interests of shareholders. Its recommendations assist shareholders in making voting choices regarding proxy voting decisions.

In recommending that shareholders vote FOR Mosquito's nominees on the GOLD proxy, ISS explained the reasoning behind its decision and highlighted serious concerns with the dissident approach and slate of director nominees*:

Regarding the dissidents' plan and qualifications of its director nominees

"Further, given that the dissidents are seeking full control of the board, the dissident plan is nevertheless light in details and most of the points in the plan are being or have already been addressed by management. It is also noted that the dissident nominees overall appear to be less experienced than management nominees."

Regarding dissidents' non-supportable allegations

"Instead of putting most weight in addressing which side is more capable of advancing the CUMO project, which should be the real focal point at the current development stage of the company, it is noted that most of the dissident critiques are focused on financial control issues and CEO's business malpractices which were mainly coming from the arguments they made in the last proxy contest whereby four independent directors of the board had conducted a special committee investigation to address allegations of one of the dissident nominees and concluded that most of the dissident allegations were non-supportable."

Regarding the risk to value creation if the dissidents win

"As a whole, since there appears to be no significant evidence that the dissidents will be able to advance the CUMO project more efficiently or effectively than management, a full change of the board is not warranted at this time as it will distract the company's resources and thereby may cause unnecessary delay or adverse impact on delivery of the CUMO project."

Regarding the dissidents seeking disproportionate control and independence concerns

"In addition, in terms of governance structure, if the dissidents were elected, the major shareholder (17.4% stake) would have a somewhat disproportionate 33.3% or 50% board representation (Dissident director nominee Long Wang is a director and CFO of IEMR), which is not warranted in the circumstances. Also, the dissident slate may not be majority independent since it appears that Moeller have [sic] done some permitting process work on CUMO project for MSQ (Dykes and Wang are former executives of MSQ)..."

Voting Instructions

Your investment in Mosquito is at risk as a result of the dissidents' conduct. It is therefore imperative that shareholders vote only their GOLD proxy, as ISS has recommended, in support of management's director nominees and ensure that it is received by no later than the proxy deposit deadline of Friday, October 12, 2012 at 2:00 p.m. (Vancouver time).

For assistance in voting your Shares, please contact Mosquito's Proxy Solicitation Agent, Georgeson at: 1-866-413-8828 or by email: [e-mail].

*Permission to quote ISS was neither sought nor obtained.

Special Meeting

The Special Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, October 16, 2012 at the Vancouver Convention Centre, West Meeting Rooms 205-7, 1055 Canada Place, Vancouver, B.C. V6C 0C3 at the hour of 2:00 p.m. (Vancouver time).

About Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited is a mining exploration and development company with a diverse portfolio of high potential precious and base metals projects, located in low political-risk environments in North America. The Company's primary focus is developing its Idaho-based CuMo project, one of the world's largest molybdenum deposits with significant copper, silver and tungsten by-products. For more information about the company, please visit www.mosquitogold.com and www.CuMoproject.com.

For further information contact:

Shareholders:

Georgeson
Telephone: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]

Media:

Trevor Zeck
Longview Communications Inc.
[phone]

Joel Shaffer
Longview Communications Inc.
[phone]

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Mosquito Announces that Glass-Lewis & Co., Another Leading Proxy Advisory Firm, Recommends that Shareholders Vote for Management'S Nominees on the Gold Proxy
Glass-Lewis describes dissidents' quantitative arguments as "unfounded" and "uncompelling"

VANCOUVER, October 3, 2012 - Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. ("Mosquito" or the "Company") (TSX-V: MSQ) announced today that Glass-Lewis & Co. has recommended that its clients vote FOR Mosquito's nominees on the GOLD management proxy.

Glass-Lewis & Co. is a leading independent international corporate governance analysis and proxy voting firm. Glass-Lewis focuses on the long-term financial impact of investment and proxy vote decisions, assisting investors to make sound decisions regarding proxy voting decisions.

The recommendation from Glass-Lewis follows a similar recommendation from Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. ("ISS"), another leading independent proxy voting firm. Mosquito provided a summary ISS' supportive recommendation in a press release dated October 1, 2012, and available at www.mosquitogold.com.

In recommending that shareholders vote FOR Mosquito's nominees on the GOLD management proxy, Glass-Lewis noted the following*:

Regarding the factual basis of the dissidents' claims and concerns:

"Taken in sum, we find very little cause to support the Dissident's ongoing effort to assume control of the Mosquito board. As a starting point, we consider (the Dissident's) quantitative arguments generally continue to vacillate between unfounded and uncompelling, with a troubling tendency to pair vague or entirely undisclosed figures with baseless and subjective language. In our view, a robust position supported by objective and well-disclosed financial data should not, by nature, be accompanied by any specious assessments. By that standard, we consider the Dissident's position on these matters suffers greatly."

Regarding the dissidents' inability to present an original plan:

"...the Dissident continues to submit plans that are, at best, largely duplicative of existing efforts by management to advance the CuMo project. As a result, we continue to hold the view that the Dissident has offered shareholders insufficient cause to effect wholesale change at the board level at this time."

Regarding the relevance of the unfounded allegations made by dissidents:

"...an independent board committee completed a review and unanimously concluded there was no indication of improper or illegal action by Mr. McClay, and that the allegations brought by Mr. Dykes were frivolous and without foundation. In the absence of additional assessment by independent parties or successful legal action, we would advise shareholders to avoid making voting decisions based on these issues at this time." (emphasis added)

Voting Instructions

Your investment in Mosquito is at risk as a result of the dissidents' conduct. It is therefore imperative that shareholders vote only their GOLD proxy, as Glass-Lewis and ISS have recommended, in support of management's director nominees and ensure that it is received by no later than the proxy deposit deadline of Friday, October 12, 2012 at 2:00 p.m. (Vancouver time).

For assistance in voting your Shares, please contact Mosquito's Proxy Solicitation Agent, Georgeson at: 1-866-413-8828 or by email: [e-mail].

*Permission to quote Glass-Lewis was neither sought nor obtained.

Special Meeting

The Special Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, October 16, 2012 at the Vancouver Convention Centre, West Meeting Rooms 205-7, 1055 Canada Place, Vancouver, B.C. V6C 0C3 at the hour of 2:00 p.m. (Vancouver time).

About Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited is a mining exploration and development company with a diverse portfolio of high potential precious and base metals projects, located in low political-risk environments in North America. The Company's primary focus is developing its Idaho-based CuMo project, one of the world's largest molybdenum deposits with significant copper, silver and tungsten by-products. For more information about the company, please visit www.mosquitogold.com and www.CuMoproject.com.

For further information contact:

Shareholders:

Georgeson
Telephone: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]

Media:

Trevor Zeck
Longview Communications Inc.
[phone]

Joel Shaffer
Longview Communications Inc.
[phone]

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Momentum behind management slate of director nominees building with support from leading independent proxy voting firms Institutional Shareholder Services and Glass, Lewis & Co.

VANCOUVER, October 4, 2012 - Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd. ("Mosquito" or the "Company") (TSX-V: MSQ) today announced that it has mailed a letter to shareholders that exposes dissident shareholder Hongxue Fu's continuing attempt to take control of Mosquito.

The letter details how Mr. Fu established a large position on the cheap and is attempting to build his position in Mosquito at shareholders' expense. In fact, Mr. Fu proposed a scheme in 2011 to build a 33% position in Mosquito at a considerable discount, at the same time thwarting outside investment by insisting investors pay a significant premium. Mosquito CEO Brian McClay exposed Mr. Fu's scheme in June of 2011 -?a scheme that even Mr. Fu's dissident colleague Shaun Dykes called a "non-starter" and a "double standard." The full text of the letter is included below.

Leading Proxy Voting Firms Support Mosquito

In the past week, momentum continued to build in support of the management slate of director nominees as leading international corporate governance and analysis and proxy voting firms Institutional Shareholder Services ("ISS") and Glass, Lewis & Co., both recommended that shareholders vote FOR Mosquito's director nominees on the GOLD proxy. Press releases summarizing the proxy advisors' rationale for these recommendations can be viewed at www.mosquitogold.com.

Mosquito's letter to shareholders follows:

Dear fellow shareholder,

Since the December 2011 ambush attempt by dissident shareholder and former Mosquito director Hongxue Fu, Mosquito's management and I have provided facts about our activities, and our plans to move the company forward. The dissidents have responded with a continued campaign of misinformation. It is now clearer than ever why you need to vote your GOLD proxy in favour of management.

Don't just take my word for it. Institutional Shareholder Services ("ISS"), a leading independent international corporate governance analysis and proxy voting firm, has also recommended that shareholders vote FOR management on their GOLD proxy, while noting a number of serious concerns with the dissident approach and slate of director nominees (See Mosquito's October 1 press release for information on ISS and its recommendation).

Among the most serious concerns expressed by ISS were its conclusions concerning the dissidents seeking disproportionate control of the Board and questions regarding the independence of the dissident director nominees. Mosquito agrees with this analysis.

Hongxue Fu continues to seek control of Mosquito at the expense of its shareholders.

The above statement is alarming, but undeniable facts expose Mr. Fu's objective. Mr. Fu has carefully selected certain individuals for his dissident slate of director nominees as they stand to personally benefit from inclusion on your Board. Some of these individuals also have dismal histories with your Company, as highlighted below.

The good news for shareholders is that the end is in sight. Shareholders are in a position to save Mosquito from control by Mr. Fu. This would allow management to secure financing, a process that has been directly impeded by Mr. Fu, and continue moving our flagship CUMO project forward. After all, this is about creating value for all shareholders.

Mr. Fu is Adept at Arranging Financing...For Himself

Mr. Fu became involved with Mosquito a number of years ago. With an opaque background as a lower-level functionary in the Chinese government, he positioned himself as someone who could help Mosquito deliver value to shareholders. Mr. Fu claimed valuable connections and relationships, but in all his years of involvement with your Company, he never introduced any parties that resulted in a financing or other opportunity for Mosquito.

However, Mr. Fu proved adept at arranging opportunistic financings for himself. In 2009, at the height of the market meltdown, Mr. Fu and his associated companies participated in four financings for a total of 11,226,386 Common Shares in Mosquito, all at a significant discount to the value of Mosquito's Common Shares at that time. Conversely, when Mosquito was presented with opportunities to secure vital investment from outside parties, he demanded such significant premiums that those investors balked.

Following the completion of his discounted financings, Mr. Fu did nothing to further Mosquito's interests. Residing in Beijing, China, he rarely travelled to North America. He never visited the CUMO site. On the few occasions that he did have something to say, he was a disruptive presence, communicating entirely through his translator and employee at IEMR Resources (IEMR), Mr. Long Wang. Mr. Fu has never participated in person at a Mosquito Board meeting, and has never attended a Mosquito AGM.

However, Mr. Fu was scheming for himself. He had a plan, and in June 2011, any doubts regarding Mr. Fu's intentions were removed.

Mr. Fu Attempts to take Control of Mosquito in June 2011

Following the completion of his financings in 2009, Mr. Fu opposed potential financings with other parties, on the rare occasions that he participated (by phone) in a Board meeting. Despite this opposition, Mosquito was able to complete the financings, benefiting the Company and its shareholders by securing better terms than the discounted financings Mr. Fu had taken advantage of.

The reason for Mr. Fu's opposition to other financings became clear when in June 2011, Mr. Fu proposed to establish a control position of 33% in Mosquito through a $15 million private placement with Mosquito at a discount to the then share price of approximately $0.65. Other demands attached to Mr. Fu's proposal included changing the composition of the Board to six directors, three of whom would be selected by Mr. Fu himself.

I delivered Mr. Fu's proposal to the Board of Directors and provided my thoughts via email:

Date: June 1, 2011

To: Board of Directors
From: Brian McClay
Subject: Mosquito Board of Directors

"...I personally am not in favour of this for a number of reasons starting with the price. Fu has steadfastly opposed any financing to be done under $1.25 with the other parties I have been negotiating with but now is proposing financing for his own interests for de facto control of the company (about 33%) for a fraction of the intrinsic value. I do not feel it to be acceptable for him to place his interests ahead of the shareholders and the Company..."


I then discussed the status of discussions regarding six other potential funding groups. It is my hope that Mosquito can re-engage with some of these parties once Mr. Fu and his associates have ceased disrupting the Company's affairs and allow us to move forward with the CUMO project.

Former Director and current dissident director nominee Shaun Dykes responded to my email later that day with his opinion:

To: Board of Directors
From: Shaun Dykes
Subject: Re: Mosquito Board of Directors

"...Financing proposals:

...I think Fu's deal is a non starter, it is opportunistic to say the least and his insistence of a $1.25 for others smacks of a double standard..."


Dissident director nominee Shaun Dykes' indictment of his patron Mr. Fu is revealing, and reflects the degree to which even Fu's allies viewed his dealings as being unfair.

This incident marked a turning point in the relationship between Mr. Fu and the other directors. I challenged Mr. Fu's pattern of putting his own interests ahead of those of other shareholders, and this concern was shared by other directors, including Mr. Dykes. Mr. Fu's proposals of discounted financing for himself while demanding a more than 90% premium from outsiders were contrary to the interest of the Company and of all shareholders but himself.

Further Evidence of a "Creeping Take-over"

Mosquito management became aware that Mr. Fu was making enquiries of other holders to see if they would be willing to sell their shares and hence allow Mr. Fu to increase his holdings and possibly get control of Mosquito, including potentially making "off-shore" acquisitions of shares, which could be made without triggering Canadian securities take-over requirements.

Thankfully, management of Mosquito had the foresight to implement a Shareholder Rights Plan that would preclude any holder from acquiring more than 20% of shares without making an offer to all shareholders, or negotiating a fair transaction with management. Thanks to this Plan, Mr. Fu's designs on a "creeping" take-over have been held in check to this point.

However, for the Rights Plan to remain in effect it needs to be voted on again at this year's AGM. As you know from our Information Circular, we tried to get Mr. Fu to agree to avoid the prospect of yet another shareholders' meeting this year (yes, another one after this meeting), but he refused and fought us in court on that entirely rational request.

Why would he object to saving the Company and its shareholders time and money? If Mr. Fu and his nominees are elected, they could simply decide not to renew the Rights Plan, leaving Mosquito open to a creeping take-over or any other coercive or improvident acquisition proposal that may be made.

ISS also raised the alarm about Mr. Fu's scheming for control:

"If the dissidents were elected, the major shareholder (17.4% stake) would have a somewhat disproportionate 33.3% or 50% board representation...which is not warranted in the circumstances."

ISS Report, ISS Proxy Advisory Services, September 28, 2012

In fact, as we describe later in this letter, we believe that the dissidents would control close to 100% of the Board that they have nominated. There can be no doubt that they have in fact proposed to remove 100% of the current directors, immediately erasing all of the combined experience of the current Board and management team. This is usually only achieved via a take-over of a company and a corresponding premium paid to all shareholders for this extraordinary right.

Consider the likelihood of this ploy with the fact that the dissident group has already tried to get Mosquito to pay the costs of their self-interested campaign. Imagine the possibility of the dissidents being elected to the Board, and then without a Rights Plan in place, agreeing to pick up the dissidents' expenses. How could the Board cover these significant expenses? By issuing shares at a steep discount. The prospects for shareholders under that scenario would be dim indeed.

Mr. Fu and his Cronies Attack

Beyond the above-noted scheme, in December of 2011, Messrs. Fu and Dykes made a number of allegations regarding Mosquito and members of the Board and management team. As discussed in Mosquito's Information Circular, the Board of Directors promptly formed a Special Committee of independent directors to investigate these claims. The Committee included former Director, General Merrill McPeak:

"After review and discussion, the Special Committee concludes there is no indication of improper or illegal action by Mr. McClay. On the other hand, the allegations made by Mr. Dykes seem frivolous and without foundation"

"Report of the Special Committee", December 12, 2011.

At this point former directors General Merrill McPeak, Paul Kessler and David Voyticky, and the other directors, decided that given Mr. Fu's self-serving actions, and Messrs. Dykes' and Fu's frivolous allegations, the involvement of Dykes and Fu as directors was no longer tenable. Accordingly, Messrs. Dykes and Fu were not nominated for re-election to your Board of Directors.

With their self-interest clearly denied by the Board, on December 7, 2011 disgraced former directors Fu and Dykes, along with Mr. Wang, attempted to rebrand themselves as "the Concerned Shareholders" and launched their ambush of Mosquito.

I respectfully submit that Mr. Fu is indeed a "Concerned Shareholder." Unfortunately, his track record demonstrates that his concern begins and ends with his own interests - not those of all shareholders.

Mr. Dykes failed shareholders of two companies, but his interests are aligned with Mr. Fu's

Shaun Dykes was Mosquito's Exploration Manager through his company Geologic Systems Ltd. and was paid over $500,000 between July 2009 and December 2011, a salary that exceeded that of any other Mosquito executive. He rarely visited the CUMO project and after he repeatedly failed to meet deadlines relating to CUMO, tensions rose between Mr. Dykes and members of management and the Board. These tensions were exacerbated by the fact that Mr. Dykes appeared to be using Forsgren Associates as de facto project managers (more on Forsgren and John Moeller below). Ultimately, Mr. Dykes was dismissed from Mosquito and responded by encrypting and rendering unreadable all of the Company's technical data that he had.

Mr. Dykes' falling out would appear to be the factor that drove him to align himself with Mr. Fu. The Company only recently realized the extent to which Mr. Dykes may have been in over his head in his previous role as Mosquito's Exploration Manager. In particular, the Company determined that Mr. Dykes was the source of the error that resulted in the Company's resource calculations being off and the corresponding drop in Mosquito's share price once that information was released.

The dissidents have since made the outlandish suggestion that Mosquito's discovery and disclosure of the error is an elaborate conspiracy to discredit Mr. Dykes that was instigated by Mosquito management in conjunction with two leading independent engineering firms and the London Metals Exchange. These two firms and the LME have independently confirmed the correctness of Mosquito's position.

Unfortunately, for Mr. Dykes this is not the first time that his name has been involved with significant technical errors and retractions. In addition to the error that resulted in Mosquito having to correct its disclosure, Mr. Dykes' advice to a company called IEMR Resources Inc. (IEMR) has drawn the concern of the British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC). As disclosed by IEMR in a May 15, 2012 press release, the BCSC expressed concerns with respect to the independence of the authorship of an IEMR 43-101 technical report, specifically that Mr. Dykes might not be independent in accordance with the standards set by securities regulators. As a result of the BCSC review, IEMR was forced to retract certain technical disclosures it had made on the grounds that they were non-compliant with sections of 43-101. Mr. Dykes was the Qualified Person who approved the non-compliant disclosures. IEMR was required to re-file the 43-101 report, acknowledging that its previous disclosure was incorrect as it contained the quantity and grade of a deposit that had not been categorized. Quantity and grade are at the core of a mining company's valuation - this type of incorrect disclosure can have significant implications for shareholders.

Dissident nominee John Moeller's relationship to Mosquito

Dissident nominee John Moeller is a principal at Forsgren Associates, a firm that, from March 2010 to December 2011, was paid $1,084,782 to assist with CUMO's permitting process. Mr. Moeller acted as Forsgren's lead for this work. In December of 2011, management replaced Forsgren and Moeller with a qualified employee who is paid $8,500 per month. As a result, the permitting process in general has been managed as well as or better than it was under Forsgren and shareholders are receiving far better value (given that Mr. Moeller's billing rate was $210.00 per hour).

Joseph Baird's history with Mosquito

Dissident nominee Joseph Baird served the Company as special counsel with regard to permitting and environmental legal issues associated with its CUMO project. Mr. Baird's presence on the dissidents' slate of nominee directors is, in the judgment of the management of the Company, a conflict of interest given his previous involvement with the Company.

As the dissidents' Circular does not disclose a clear plan for advancing the CUMO project, Mosquito shareholders might reasonably question whether the willingness of Messrs. Moeller, Baird and Dykes to serve on the dissident Board is motivated simply by an interest in again securing lucrative consulting and advisory work from the Company. Their independence as directors, looking out for the interests of all shareholders must therefore be seriously called into question.

IEMR's Performance

IEMR is a molybdenum exploration company controlled and led by the same group who are now trying to take control of Mosquito. IEMR's troubling history should be of great interest to Mosquito shareholders. Mr. Fu is the President, Chief Executive Officer and a Director of IEMR, with Mr. Wang serving as a Director and Chief Financial Officer. Shaun Dykes serves as IEMR's Qualified Person for the Pine Tree Project, its principal asset.

IEMR's shares trade at $.03 (as at September 24, 2012). IEMR shares have lost approximately 90% of their value since IEMR went public in September of 2010 and have lost approximately 73% of their value in 2012 alone. According to its most recent MD&A, filed September 19, 2012, IEMR has not determined the existence of economically recoverable ore reserves, and additional financing will be required if the company is to continue its exploration activities.

IEMR was also cited in a September 2011 Reuters report as one example of several Sino-Canadian companies that have demonstrated irregularities in their disclosure. IEMR has also drawn the scrutiny of the BCSC for inappropriate technical disclosure and resource estimates.

These issues and poor performance have all been under the watch of Messrs. Fu, Dykes and Wang. Now Mr. Fu and his team want to take charge of Mosquito. This should be of concern to all Mosquito shareholders.

The Future for Mosquito and CUMO can be bright, but shareholders need to vote their GOLD proxy

Since the 2011 Annual Meeting, Mosquito's management has moved decisively to further the interests of all shareholders. Mosquito has:

Met with over 50 investment brokerage firms and banks in the United States, Russia and the People's Republic of China for the purposes of generating interest in the Company and potential operating capital financing;

Provided due diligence and on-site assessments to a major international mining company and a large steel company;

Discussed and negotiated strategic alliances and financings for the CUMO project which included a $30 million equity financing for the completion of the pre-feasibility study and a $100 million joint venture financing for the completion of a pre-feasibility and feasibility study (both of which are at a non-binding stage and the latter of which is still under discussion and being pursued by Management); and

Completed the sale of a non-core asset for $5 million, which allowed the advancement of the project while avoiding share dilution during depressed market conditions.

These tangible efforts continue and are well beyond the conceptual steps that the dissidents purport to have accomplished to date or say they intend. In fact, management's discussions occurred despite repeated letters and threats from members of the dissident group in an attempt to scare off prospective investors. ISS noted the efforts that we are taking, saying that "there appear to be sufficient evidence that management has been dedicated on progressing the company's flagship CUMO project [sic], which should be the real focal point at the current development stage of the company."

Vote FOR Mosquito's director nominees on the GOLD

I believe in Mosquito and the potential of CUMO, a belief that is shared by the talented individuals who stand with me for election to the Mosquito Board. Mr. Fu also sees potential in the company. The difference is that with management's slate of director nominees, all shareholders will benefit from the value that is created. The dissidents have offered vague and general promises about Mosquito's future, and a plan that ISS called "light in details." I am confident that shareholders see through the dissidents' attempts to distract shareholders from their true intentions by hurling insults and accusations at Mosquito.

In the final, rational analysis, the overwhelming evidence suggests that for the dissidents, this is really about Mr. Fu's continued attempts to take control at a discount. This presents real risks to shareholder value. I respectfully urge you to carefully consider the history, actions and qualifications of Mr. Fu and the other dissident director nominees, and compare it to that of management's slate of director nominees.

It is then imperative that shareholders vote only their GOLD proxy in support of management's director nominees and ensure that it is received by no later than the proxy deposit deadline of Friday, October 12, 2012 at 2:00 p.m. (Vancouver time).

I thank you for your continued support.

Sincerely,

"signed"

Brian A. McClay, President, CEO and Director

Voting Instructions

Your investment in Mosquito is at risk as a result of the dissidents' conduct. It is therefore imperative that shareholders vote only their GOLD proxy in support of management's director nominees and ensure that it is received by no later than the proxy deposit deadline of Friday, October 12, 2012 at 2:00 p.m. (Vancouver time).

For assistance in voting your Shares, please contact Mosquito's Proxy Solicitation Agent, Georgeson at: 1-866-413-8828 or by email: [e-mail].

Special Meeting

The Special Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, October 16, 2012 at the Vancouver Convention Centre, West Meeting Rooms 205-7, 1055 Canada Place, Vancouver, B.C. V6C 0C3 at the hour of 2:00 p.m. (Vancouver time).

About Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines Limited is a mining exploration and development company with a diverse portfolio of high potential precious and base metals projects, located in low political-risk environments in North America. The Company's primary focus is developing its Idaho-based CUMO project, one of the world's largest molybdenum deposits with significant copper, silver and tungsten by-products. For more information about the company, please visit www.mosquitogold.com and www.CUMOproject.com.

For further information contact:

Shareholders:

Georgeson
Telephone: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]

Media:

Trevor Zeck
Longview Communications Inc.
[phone]

Joel Shaffer
Longview Communications Inc.
[phone]

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