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Warriedar Resources mobilises second RC rig to begin drilling at Baron prospect, WA

Warriedar Resources (ASX:WA8) has mobilised a second reverse circulation (RC) drill rig to begin drilling at the Baron prospect, located within the Fields Find Project in Western Australia.

The company reports this drilling is being conducted by contractor Challenge Drilling and represents the first ‘major’ exploration program to explore for primary gold mineralisation at Baron in over 7 years. 

The planned phase one program at Baron comprises about 5,000m and is designed to assess scale potential. Step-out drilling is designed to test beneath and along strike from the existing deposit.

This program will also be testing for targeted parallel lodes to the northwest and south of the existing lode.

The first assay results from drilling at the Baron prospect are expected to start being received by late April. 

The first assay results from drilling at the Baron prospect are expected to start being received by late April

The company states drilling at Baron is part of the overall 40,000m program that Warriedar expects to drill across its Murchison Project during 2023. The first RC rig continues to drill key target locations across the Golden Range Project. 

Warriedar Resources is an advanced gold and copper exploration company, with an existing resource base of almost 2 million ounces of gold across Western Australia and Nevada in the US. 

In Western Australia the company currently holds the Golden Range and Fields Find projects, and in Nevada it holds the Big Springs Project.

Images: Warriedar Resources Ltd
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