RJK Explorations/GLR Resources Drilling Airborne EM Anomalies
KIRKLAND LAKE, ON,
Current work includes line cutting and IP geophysical surveying with drilling anticipated to begin early next week.
The Sackville and Aldina Townships have been areas of extensive exploration efforts by both companies to locate the source of two distinct, high-grade polymetalic (Zn-Cu-Pb-Ag-Au) boulder trains, containing boulders up to 14 tonnes in size. One of the smaller boulders of 1 tonne from the original discovery on the Stares property returned assay results of 12% Zn, 0.60% Cu, 4.44% Pb, 359g/t Ag and 5.52g/t Au. The largest of these boulders was the 14 tonne, over three-metre wide Calvert boulder, which contains an average grade of 18.6% Zn, 93 g/t Ag and 1.76 g/t Au and is now on display at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay.
The current program is targeting a +/- 200 meter wide felsic unit containing the airborne anomalies, located approximately 5.5 kilometers north of the largest polymetalic debris, and mostly untested by previous exploration efforts by the companies.
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