Gregory Anderson, President and CEO of Pacific Booker Minerals, Talks to The Wall Street Transcript.

NEW YORK -- The Wall Street Transcript has published an in-depth interview with Gregory Anderson, President and CEO of Pacific Booker Minerals (TSX:BKM), in which he talks at length about the Company.

The entire 2,500 word interview is available free online at http://www.twst.com/ceos.htm.

Pacific Booker Minerals is a metals exploration and mining company.

When asked about the company's current strategy, Mr. Anderson stated, "Our company is a mineral exploration company. We are currently in a full feasibility study to put our Morrison project into production. It's a robust 86 million tonne porphyry copper/gold resource grading .46 CU and .257 gAU/t, with a proposed production rate of 25,000 tonnes/day for a mine life of at least 15 years. Pacific Booker became a public company back in the early 1980s and traded on the Vancouver Stock Exchange. Today we trade on the Toronto Venture Exchange and have applied for a American Stock Exchange listing."

Regarding the company's competitive advantages, Mr. Anderson stated, "The competitive advantage would be that the infrastructure is there, we can run electricity from the old Bell property, and that's 10 miles away. We have high-speed logging roads that run right through the Morrison. There is a barge that can transport 12 fully loaded logging trucks at a time and on a schedule of 24/7, more that enough barge to move concentrate trucks across the lake. We've got the railroad. We've got the town of Granisle. As far as the marketplace goes, I do not want to give forward-looking information, but with the expansion economically of the world today like what China and India are experiencing, I believe we will see higher base metal prices for quite some time, probably into the next 10 to 15 years."

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