Mexican Hunter Exploration S.A. DE C.V.   Is an international Junior Mining Company focused on becoming an intermediate Gold and Silver producer.   The company began operations in may of 2006 with the purpose of locating, staking and exploring existing properties of merit in the rich Silver Mining Districts of the states of Jalisco and Zacatecas,  Mexico.   Over the past two years, Mexican Hunter Exploration S.A. de C.V.,  Has assembled a portfolio of mining and exploration properties in the states of Jalisco and Zacatecas, Mexico.

       As of May 2010, Mexican Hunter  signed over the properties Los Tres Machos a 1000 hectare property and Zuna a 750 hectare property  to the public company Altomines.  Altomines is responsible for all tax payments due as well as advancing the work on the two properties . Presently Mexican Hunter Exploration S. A . de C. V. are contracting to other mining companies in the exploration and consulting field, evaluating, geology and assay work.

        Mexican Hunter has begun at this time to accumulate Gold, Silver and Copper properties in the famous Silver and Gold States of Zacatecas and Jalisco.

Why Mexico?

Mexico

      Is the Worlds premier Silver Exploration and Mining country for several reasons.  It is historically and presently the world’s number one Silver producer. Mexico has a historic production record of over 10 billion ounces of Silver and current annual productionof  100 million ounces a year or more. Most deposits are high grade and amenable to low-cost underground and surface mining.

     Opportunities abound in the belt.  A mantel of alluvial cover remains virtually untested by modern geophysical and geochemical prospecting techniques. This mantel covers extensive parts of the belt. 

    Modern ore deposit models indicate that many districts are larger and more complex than previously thought, opening exploration potential to depth or laterally from existing head frames. 

     Many major districts, until recently covered by a bewildering patchwork of claims, have been consolidated … Opening the potential for applying district scale exploration concepts for the first time in nearly one hundred years. There are even opportunities to assume control of producing (but under explored) mines where exploration can yield immediate mill feed to existing infrastructure.

      Politically  Mexico is the most stable country in Latin America with favorable tax structures and a strong government commitment to natural resource development. 

      Mexico radically overhauled a nationalistic mining law structure in 1990-1992  for the express purpose of attracting foreign mining investment… and this has been very successful.  This overhaul was accompanied by privatization of virtually all of the Mexican governmental mining holdings and an active retreat from competition with the private sector in mining exploration and development. 

     Mexico has demonstrated a strong commitment to increasing transparency in all aspects of government… and the regulation of the mining industry is arguably the most successful of these.  Foreign companies now compete with Mexican companies on an equal basis.