446 0 Kommentare Skeena Identifies Five High Priority Prospects on Northern Portion of GJ Property - Seite 2

Six separate quartz-carbonate-sulphide vein targets with significant gold and silver values are present over a 960 m strike length in a NE direction. Historic results include:
- Chip of 1.31 m grading 13.0 g/t Au and 99.4 g/t Ag (Main)
- Chip of 1.5 m grading 4.7 g/t Au (Main)
- Chip of 1.0 m grading 11.7 g/t Au and 363.4 g/t Ag (Top)
- Chip of 1.4 m grading 23.3 g/t Au and 233.5 g/t Ag (Gordon vein)
- Chip of 1.0 m grading 89.5 g/t Au and 194.8 g/t Ag (Upper Gordon)
- Drill hole 91-4 intersected 2.47 m (true width) grading 19.9 g/t Au, 202.3 g/t Ag, 3.0% Cu, and 5.31% Zn (#2 vein, Upper Gordon)
- Drill hole 91-5 intersected 0.5 m grading 9.9 g/t Au, 79.6 g/t Ag, 0.81% Cu, and 3.53% Zn (Upper Gordon)
- Chip of 0.4 m grading 4.48 g/t Au, 82.4 g/t Ag (Oz vein)
The only drilling to test this target was completed in 1991 and was limited to two holes totaling 174.7 m.
Limited additional IP, magnetics, soils, mapping and prospecting are recommended prior to drilling.

Seestor Gold Target

Prospecting of a gossanous area near the crest of the hill in 1990 resulted in the discovery of high‐grade chalcopyrite-bearing talus boulders up to 1 metre in diameter. Follow‐up hand trenching failed to reach outcrop but grab samples taken from 3 separate sites over 175 metres yielded assays up to 14% Cu and 1.9 g/t Au.
Values of up to 0.46% Cu and 31.3 g/t Au were obtained from semi‐massive arsenopyrite‐pyrite veins discovered in 2011. Several samples returned >1 g/t Au from both vein and disseminated pyrite‐arsenopyrite‐pyrrhotite occurring within the gossan and adjacent diorite dykes.
A gold-silver-antimony soil anomaly with dimensions of at least 2200 m by 300 m is coincidental with a 1200 m long IP chargeability anomaly. Both anomalies pass through the area with mineralized boulders and bedrock and are open along strike.
This target has never been drilled but has both high-grade vein and bulk-tonnage possibilities.
Only minimal prospecting and field verification is needed to define drill collar locations before drilling can test the area yielding high‐grade rock samples.
Limited additional soil sampling, mapping and prospecting is required to define additional drill targets along the 1200 m long IP chargeability anomaly.