Hi-View Resources (CSE:HVW) has set a number of targets for an upcoming drilling campaign at the Golden Stranger Project in the Toodoggone District of northern British Columbia.
CEO Nick Horsley says the data uncovered in the company’s latest phase of work has confirmed gold, silver, and copper mineralisation to be linked to structural intersections.
“These findings mark a pivotal step forward for Hi-View as we transition from regional data collection to targeted drilling designed to expand and discover mineralisation across the project,” Horsley says.
“New geophysical data has now created new areas of interest on the Golden Stranger which warrant further exploration.”
Drilling will cover nine initial holes, testing the mineralised corridor and newly discovered copper-gold anomalies.
The campaign intends to define the geometry and continuity of mineralisation along strike and at depth within the Golden Stranger corridor.
Dominant joint and vein orientations are mapped north-northwest with secondary west-northwest structures.
Semi-continuous mineralisation runs over 270m along strike at the Main Zone, hosting an average width between 4-7m and to a depth of 80m. Historical trenching activities include 9m @ 8.31 grams per tonne gold and 3.9m @ 14.26g/t gold.
The Copper Zone anomaly extends for 330m by 70m, sampling up to 72% copper, 2.42g/t gold, and 1,400 parts per million silver.
Hi-View Resources is a mineral explorer focused on gold, silver, and copper projects in the Toodoggone region of northern British Columbia, Canada.
Write to Maddison Elliott at Mining.com.au
Images: Hi-View Resources
