The Sunnyside Project is in the Patagonia Mountains of southern Arizona, approximately an hour and a half drive south of Tucson (population ~530,000). The project is approximately 21km2 (5,223 acres) and is cored by a large intrusive complex that is thought to have driven a large hydrothermal system that created a classically zoned copper porphyry and associated distal deposits. The primary near-term exploration target is a skarn located on the northeast margin of the intrusive complex that is likely to host copper-zinc-lead-silver mineralization interpreted to be the extension of the world-class Taylor deposit (South32). Planned systematic exploration on the project is in process with two drills currently turning.