Happy Creek Minerals Ltd. (TSX-V:HPY, OTC:HPYCF) CEO Jason Bahnsen talked with Proactive about an upcoming 10,000-meter exploration drilling program at the company’s Fox tungsten project in British Columbia’s South Cariboo district, with drilling expected to start in 2025. Bahnsen highlighted that the Fox project, covering 139 square kilometers, contains one of North America’s highest-grade tungsten deposits, with initial resources reported in 2018 totaling around one million tons at approximately 1% combined grade. The drilling aims to expand that resource base by exploring multiple newly identified mineralised horizons, which could significantly boost the tonnage at the Fox project. Bahnsen emphasized that, with road-accessible zones like South Grid and Nightcrawler Creek and support from both First Nations and government entities, the Fox project is well-positioned for growth. The project also offers future potential as a reliable North American tungsten source due to its favorable location near infrastructure and proximity to markets that increasingly prioritize critical metals. As Bahnsen explained, “This project has a very promising future, as it represents one of the highest-grade tungsten deposits in North America.” Additionally, Bahnsen noted that Happy Creek's strategic sale of its Highland Valley copper project has allowed the company to focus resources on advancing Fox Tungsten and other core assets, including the Silver Boss and RDL properties. Visit Proactive's YouTube channel for more updates on Happy Creek Minerals and similar projects. Remember to like the video, subscribe, and enable notifications for future content. #HappyCreekMinerals #TungstenExploration #CriticalMetals #MiningNews #FoxTungsten #ResourceExpansion #DrillingProgram #JasonBahnsen #BritishColumbia #ProactiveInvestors #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews