Replies to post #134957 on Liberty Star Uranium and Metals Corp (LBSR)

[Eli's Gone]

http://www.libertystaruranium.com/2013/02/22/nr-148-ree-gold-copper-explorer-liberty-star-completes-archeological-study-on-hay-mountain-mineral-exploration-permits-southeast-arizona/

http://technology.infomine.com/reviews/archaeology/welcome.asp?view=full

[WillyburgD]

Agreed. It might be good for LBSR from a supply point of view but it is bad from a political risk perspective.

[sps50]

LBSR has already addressed that by their study. Tie up all of Arizona? The other site was clearly proximate to Native lands.

[MineAllMine]

I am not saying I know every factor on this issue, but I don't think there will be any tribal issues at Hay Mountain. There is already a working mine not too far away right off I-10 (Nord). The land is a good distance from any Apache landmarks like Cochise Stronghold. And in contrast to, say, Rosemont and Pebble (BCSP) there is also a long history/precedent here for mining. And nothing bad will happen to Tombstone, AZ because it is...
"The Town Too Tough to Die."

[Liveingreenbay]

I heard they wanted to build another casino there.