Western Australian gold explorer
The next phase of diamond drilling (DD) has commenced, and the follow-up program of regional aircore drilling is complete.
The DD program at the greater Capital prospect area comprises 8 holes for 3,700m, and is aimed at resource definition and extension of the high-grade gold lodes identified to date. 57 regional aircore holes for 5,428m across three large gold anomalies have now been completed.
The anomalies were identified by recent sub-audio magnetics and aircore drilling completed earlier this year in the southern portion of
BMG Managing Director
'These programs will continue to delineate the significant high-grade orebody at Capital as we progress towards maiden resource definition and test gold anomalies to the south identified by recent SAM and aircore drilling. 'These are exciting times for the Company, and we look forward to updating investors as our drilling progress continues and results come to hand.'
About 3,700m is planned to be drilled over the next 3 months. Initially, drilling will focus on extending and infilling southern extensions of the Capital mineralisation.
The planned holes include a 650m re-drill of 21ABDD004, which suffered terminal drill rod failure at 360m prior to its target depth designed to test extents of the West Lode. As previously announced, 21ABDD004 intersected 10m @ 11.71 g/t Au from 295m in the East Lode, 250m south of the existing mineralisation, confirming a very significant depth extent to the shallow high-grade mineralisation at Capital. The drilling will also test around the deeper intersection returned from the West Lode in 21ABDD003 which intersected 13.8m @ 6.56m g/t Au from 446m.
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