Gold Projects

The current 200 to 250m drill-hole spacing is too wide to determine vectors to mineralization, so our team is beginning work on a Ultrafine+ geochemistry sampling program within transported soils and at the transported soil/bedrock interface. This approach has proven successful at Hemi, to detect anomalies with up to 5m of transported soil cover. The process extracts ultrafine particles, such as clays and iron oxides smaller than 52 microns, which can bind gold and other metals that move through the environment, to define anomalism below transported soils and at the soil/bedrock interface. We hope this approach will provide vectors to mineralization for future drill testing.

These tenements total about 140km² over the Mallina Basin however, despite its prospectivity, we have been unable to begin exploration until resolution of a tenement dispute, due to proximity of iron ore rail lines. We are currently working with other large iron ore companies, who agree that it should be possible to excise iron ore railway easements from mineral exploration tenements, to resolve the legislation.