Desert Mountain Energy’s commencement of drilling on well #4 in the Holbrook Basin will be key as it seeks to explore an area that has been dubbed “the Saudi Arabia of helium,” and is expected by Desert Mountain to become one of the world’s largest sources of helium. The company plans to drill down to the bedrock granite, a process that is expected to take ten days to drill and test. Once completed, DMEHF will have drilled approximately 3900 feet, the deepest well to date. TO READ MORE, CLICK HERE

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Join Ellis Martin for a conversation with Don Mosher, Vice President of Capital Markets for Desert Mountain Energy (TSX-V:DME/OTC:DMEHF).to discuss the exploration and development of Helium and Rare Earth Gas properties in the American Southwest with a substantial landholding at the Holbrook Helium Project in Holbrook, Arizona, the world’s best address for Helium with prolific historic production. The company intends on becoming completely vertically integrated, producing helium from their wells in Arizona for delivery to off-take candidates within the region. The consumption of helium along with recent prices has proliferated as its uses in the medical world, in computers and other areas have grown.

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