April 10,
2007
MAX RESOURCE CORP.
(TSXv - MXR;
OTCBB � MXROF & Frankfurt - M1D)
MAX RESOURCE ACQUIRES NUSTAR
URANIUM PROJECT ON THE ARIZONA STRIP, MOHAVE COUNTY, ARIZONA
� 100% Interest in NUSTAR Uranium Claim Block on
Highly Prospective Arizona Strip of the Colorado Plateau, in Mohave County of
Northwest Arizona
� Drill Targeting Will Test Known Geologic
Targets and Uranium Showings on 427 Mineral Claims Totalling 8,540 Acres
� Drill Targets Are Uranium-Bearing
Solution-Collapse �Breccia Pipes� Explored During Early 1980�s� � Before
Uranium Prices Collapsed
� On Trend with the High-Grade Past Producing Hacks Canyon Mines, The Arizona 1 Mine (Currently On Standby) and the EZ-1 And EZ-2 Breccia
Pipes Recently Acquired by Denison Mines
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here for Max Resource Press Release)
Dear Friends:
The VP Exploration for MAX, Clancy
J. Wendt, P.Geo, has more than 34 years experience in the mining industry,
much of which has been spent in the uranium sector, and is very familiar with
Arizona, where he is a Licensed Geologist. He has been systematically
examining prospective uranium properties for MAX throughout the desert states
of the American Southwest. Most of them have not lived up to his exacting
standards. NUSTAR is different.
The local geology at NUSTAR is certainly
favourable with known uranium occurrences on the highly prospective Arizona
Strip. This trend includes past producing uranium mines and companies like
Denison Mines are now re-exploring there. Before uranium exploration ceased
in the USA in the mid 1980s, other companies were active in the area,
including: Energy Fuels, Pathfinder Mines, Western Mines (a division of
Phelps Dodge), Uranerz, and others. The NUSTAR project area is located about
8-10 miles from Denison�s newly acquired EZ pipes and about 20 miles from the
Hacks Canyon Mines. Thanks to Clancy Wendt, MAX has added another exciting
uranium project to its portfolio.
Regards,
Nick Nicolaas
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