Doubleview Gold (TSX-V:DBG) is awaiting the analytical results from the laboratory from drilling at its polymetallic Hat porphyry project, which will contribute to the updated mineral resource estimate.
The company has now completed another drill season at the 100% owned polymetallic Hat, located in northwestern British Columbia.
The objectives of this drill season were to confirm the MRE block model, prove further the continuity of mineralisation, increase the resource model integrity, and test new areas.
In this 2024 drill season, Doubleview Gold again drilled more than 10,000m in 18 drillholes.
Some 5,627 drill core samples weighing over 23 tonnes were shipped to an accredited analytical laboratory.
The Hat deposit now extends over an area of about 1.6 x 1.7km. The company notes no boundaries of mineralisation have been encountered.
As predicted in Doubleview’s MRE block model, drilling has encountered mineralisation in previously un-drilled areas which also confirmed the model.
In addition, three other areas were drilled. One, located at the east side of the project, had been drilled previously by one hole, but this season’s drill holes explored an area of about 125m to the north of the drill site.
Doubleview also stepped out 300m to the north and northwest of the Lisle deposit to test anomaly E. Visual inspection of the drill core from these areas confirms continuity of pyrite and chalcopyrite mineralisation that is characteristic of the Hat deposit.
Write to Adam Orlando at Mining.com.au
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