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Drilling the shutes of gold
Currently we are preparing a program to drill beneath three contact zones, where all the evidence suggests, a rich shute of gold was carried upwards
We have identified a triple point of contact between serpentinite, rodingite and pelite. These three very different types of rocks provided the pathway for gold to rise upwards as well as the conditions for gold to drop out of solution.
The photograph shows a fault where two types of rocks were crunched together . Nearby, a new area which we call the triple point zone is where the bonanza grade of gold was found. This new area will be drilled in 2026 to test the target.
