The Kudz Ze Kayah VMS deposit is located in the Yukon, Canada. The deposit is associated with felsic volcanics.
Anomalous regional geochemistry led to the discovery of a massive sulphide boulder grading 9% Zn.
A Time Domain EM survey indicated the presence of a conductor 1 km to the south of the sulphide boulder.
FDEM (HLEM) and magnetic surveys located a strong conductor coincident with a large magnetic anomaly.
These results were used to locate the first drill hole which intercepted a 7.5 m and a 15 m mineralized zone.
The deposit also produces a Bouguer anomaly response of 1.1 to 1.5 mGals.