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2010-07-27 06:38 ET - News Release
Mr. Greg Hayes reports
NORTHERN TIGER RESOURCES VERIFIES HIGH-GRADE GOLD AT 3ACE
Initial grab samples collected on and around the discovery vein on Northern Tiger Resources Inc.'s 3Ace property in the southeast Yukon have verified the high-grade nature of the gold mineralization.
"We are excited about verifying the high-grade gold content of the discovery vein. The nine samples returned values of almost one ounce of gold per ton to 140 ounces per ton," said Greg Hayes, president of Northern Tiger. "In the company's opinion, the tenor of the gold mineralization in the outcropping discovery vein makes the 3Ace property a very compelling prospect in an underexplored region of the Yukon."
Nine grab samples gathered on an initial site visit contained from minor to abundant course visible gold, and returned gold values, which can be seen in the table.
Sample Type Gold assay (grams/ton) Gold assay (ounces/ton)
I034662 Vein 4,820.60 140.60
I034659 Float 4,259.31 124.23
I034658 Float 2,477.09 72.25
I034656 Float 2,063.56 60.19
I034660 Float 1,416.59 41.32
I034657 Vein 591.65 17.26
I034661 Float 119.66 3.49
I034654 Float 83.58 2.44
I034655 Vein 29.88 0.87
The average gold assay from the nine samples was 1,762.4 grams/tonne (51.4 ounces/ton). Each sample weighed in excess of two kilograms. The samples were collected from a five-metre-by-15-metre area. Three of the samples were collected from different locations on the outcropping vein and six samples were collected from float boulders located down slope from the vein. The native gold is distributed as disseminations and fracture coatings and fillings within massive white crystalline quartz vein material. Grab samples are selective by nature and are unlikely to represent average grades for the property. In addition, investors are cautioned that all samples containing course native gold should be considered to have an inherent "nugget effect."
The north-trending discovery vein is hosted in a shear-zone-cutting Yusezya formation of the Upper Proterozoic to Early Cambrian Hyland Group. On the 3Ace property, the formation consists predominantly of quartz-pebble conglomerate and quartz arenite, in places with a calcareous matrix, and black and maroon shales and slates. The quartz-rich sediments act as a brittle host and are subject to extensive fracturing and quartz vein emplacement.
A surface exploration program is under way, including detailed structural mapping, prospecting and regional sampling, as well as chip sampling of native gold and other occurrences. Company geologists are compiling the exploration data and developing appropriate geological and exploration models.
Golden Predator drills 7.62 m of 4.16 g/t Au at Brewery
2010-08-27 12:57 ET - News Release
Mr. Corwin Coe reports
GOLDEN PREDATOR REPORTS INITIAL RESULTS FROM BREWERY CREEK
Golden Predator Corp. has released initial results from its continuing diamond and reverse circulation drilling programs on its Brewery Creek project as well as results from its Eureka project.
Brewery Creek
To date, the company has drilled six diamond drill holes totalling 1,430 metres and 17 RC drill holes totalling 2,350 m on its Brewery Creek property, located 55 kilometres due east of Dawson, Yukon. Results for the six diamond drill holes as well as six of the RC drill holes have now been received and analyzed. A detailed plan map and drill hole results table are available for viewing at Golden's website.
Significant results from RC holes BCRC10-2315 and BCRC10-2316 are highlighted by intercepts of 4.161 grams per tonne gold over 7.62 metres starting at 53.43 m in depth and 1.428 g/t over 4.57 m starting at 60.96 m in depth, respectively. Both of these holes targeted the downdip extension of higher-grade gold remaining south of the Lucky pit.
The continuing exploration program at Brewery Creek has been designed to explore the potential for higher-grade feeders lying beneath the historic resource and to increase the existing resources through near-surface drilling. Initial results indicate the presence of gold mineralization downdip of the known resource near structural intersections.
2010 INITIAL DRILL INTERCEPTS GREATER THAN ONE G/T AU Hole From To Interval Au (m) (m) (m) (g/t) Brewery Creek BC10_162 4 6 2 1.555 BCRC10-2314 38.1 44.2 6.1 1.115 BCRC10-2314 57.91 60.96 3.05 1.09 BCRC10-2315 53.34 60.96 7.62 4.161 BCRC10-2315 64 65.53 1.53 2.59 BCRC10-2316 50.29 53.34 3.05 1.506 BCRC10-2316 60.96 65.53 4.57 1.428 Eureka EU-10-02RC 10.67 12.19 1.52 1.035 EU-10-02RC 60.96 62.48 1.52 1.93 EU-10-04RC 70.1 71.63 1.53 2.44 EU-10-08RC 62.48 64.01 1.53 1.72 EU-10-10RC 60.96 62.48 1.52 1.15 EU-10-20RC 64.01 67.06 3.05 1.382 EU-10-23RC 120.4 121.92 1.52 1.19 EU-10-26RC 71.63 73.15 1.52 6.62 Note: Results under 2.5 g/t gold per m are not reported unless the grade was greater than one g/t gold.
Brewery Creek was the site of a heap leach gold mine which operated from 1996 to 2002 and produced 279,541 ounces of gold. Current resources remaining on the property include an indicated resource of 3.98 million tonnes grading 1.135 g/t Au and an inferred resource of 2.2 million tonnes averaging 2.01 g/t Au (Diment and Simpson, 2009). Brewery Creek is authorized under a Type A water licence with an expiry date of Dec. 31, 2021, subject to the restrictions and conditions contained in the Yukon Water Act and Regulations. The project also has a production licence with an expiry date of Dec. 31, 2021.
Eureka
Golden has also completed a 2,927-metre drill program on its Eureka project, located 90 km southeast of Dawson. It drilled 27 RC drill holes to test a broad gold-in-soil anomaly and to verify previous trench results. Assay results have been received and analyzed from all 27 holes. A detailed plan map and assay sheet showing significant intersections are available for viewing at the company's website.
The program demonstrated that a series of gold-bearing structures are present, cutting schists and phyllites. These structures typically occur in zones of anomalous gold mineralization exceeding 0.3 g/t Au with the actual structure containing higher values as illustrated in the drill results. Over all, the results indicate that the structures and surrounding host rock contain several zones of low-grade (under one g/t) gold mineralization. More work will be required to refine the understanding of the nature of the mineralization at Eureka, including geophysics, additional closely spaced soil surveys over yet untested portions of the expansive property and trenching.
The diamond drill holes were drilled by skid-mounted drills utilizing HQ, NQ and NTW core sizes (6.4 centimetres or 2.5 inches, 4.8 cm or 1.87 inches and 5.6 cm or 2.2 inches, respectively). Core is cut or split. One-half is sent to the lab for analysis and the other is retained on site.
The RC drill holes were drilled by track-mounted drills that produce a 5-inch-diameter (12.7-centimetre-diameter) drill hole. Samples were collected from 12.5 per cent of the material from a five-foot (1.5-metre) interval, utilizing a splitter incorporated on the cyclone.
Both the RC samples and core samples were sent to ALS Chemex's prep lab in Whitehorse and then forwarded to its ISO 9001-certified preparation facility in Terrace, B.C. The pulps were analyzed at ALS's ISO 9001-certified laboratory in Vancouver. Approximately 5 per cent of the pulps are sent for secondary check assays at the Stewart Groups Eco Tech laboratory in Kamloops, B.C. Blanks, commercial standards and duplicate samples were included in each batch. To determine Au levels at the part-per-billion level detection limit of five to 10,000 ppb (five to 1,000 ppb at Stewart), 30-gram samples were fire assayed, digested in aqua regia solution and then analyzed by atomic absorption. At Eco Tech, values over 1,000 ppb are reassayed by fire assay, digested with aqua regia and then reanalyzed by an atomic absorption instrument (detection limit of 0.03 g/t Au). At ALS Chemex, values over 10 g/t gold are reassayed by fire assay, followed by a gravimetric finish (lower detection limit of 50 ppb). Other elements are analyzed by a 35-element package (ME-ICP41), whereby the sample is dissolved in a aqua regia acid solution and then analyzed by inductively coupled plasma. Additional check analyses are carried out by the lab which did not receive the original sample.
Golden Predator employs high standards of protocol with respect to the handling and chain of custody of its samples. All sampling is conducted under the supervision of the company's project geologist. The chain of custody from the drill to the sample preparation and logging facility is continually monitored by the project geologist. Samples are shipped to the lab by qualified couriers or Golden's personnel under locked bags with independent identification lock numbers. Data verification of the analytical results includes a statistical analysis of the duplicates, standards and blanks that must pass certain set parameters for acceptance, to ensure accurate and verifiable results. All assays are reported as drilled intervals and are not to be interpreted as true widths.
The technical content of this news release has been reviewed and approved by Corwin (Cor) Coe, AScT, BSc, PGeo, Golden's vice-president of exploration (Canada) and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101.
We seek Safe Harbor.
2010-08-31 09:39 ET - News Release
Shares issued 16,127,970
TCC Close 2010-08-30 C$ 0.41
Mr. Marc Blythe reports
TARSIS DRILLS 0.71% COPPER AND 0.41 G/T GOLD OVER 7.80 METERS AT MOR, YUKON
Tarsis Resources Ltd. has provided assay results from its recently completed diamond drilling program at its 100-per-cent-owned MOR property, located in southern Yukon.
Two holes totalling 443.83 metres were drilled by Top Rank Diamond Drilling under the supervision of Archer Cathro & Associates (1981) Ltd. Drilling intercepted massive, semi-massive and heavily disseminated sulphides. Highlights from the program include 7.80 metres of 0.71 per cent copper, 0.41 gram per tonne (g/t) gold and 0.80 per cent zinc. Full details are provided in the table.
Hole From To Interval (m) Cu (%) Au (g/t) Ag (g/t) Zn (%)
MOR 10-01 85.10 92.90 7.80 0.71 0.41 19.3 0.80
MOR 10-02 No significant assays
(i) Intervals shown above approximate true widths.
The drilling is interpreted to have successfully intersected an extension to the Discovery Horizon which was also intersected in diamond drill programs conducted in 2007 and 2008. The Discovery Horizon has now been tested and is apparently continuous over 600 metres of strike length.
Tarsis's president and chief executive officer, Marc G. Blythe, stated, "We have satisfactorily explained the geochemical anomaly identified through prior auger soil sampling and will now focus on finding a partner who would like to option the property to continue exploration."
Assaying was conducted by ALS Chemex in North Vancouver, B.C., which is an ISO 9001:2000 certified laboratory. Samples were analyzed using industry standard 41-element inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry package with fire assay and atomic absorption spectroscopy for gold analyses.
Dawson gold project update
The company has completed early stage exploration on four of the five carbonate environments covered by the Lion, Eagle, Jaguar and Tau claims. No significant gold assays were received and no further fieldwork is planned on these claims. The company plans to review the results in greater detail after the field season to determine if any further potential exists on the claims.
The qualified person responsible for the technical disclosure in this press release is Mr. Blythe, PEng. Mr. Blythe is the president and CEO of Tarsis Resources and he has reviewed the content of this release.
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Sept. 1, 2010) - ATAC Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:ATC) is pleased to announce that the first diamond drill hole at the Osiris Target on its Sten claim block has intersected 9.26 g/t gold over 31.13 m within a larger interval that averaged 4.65 g/t gold over 65.20 m. Assays from the remaining 98 m of the hole are still pending. Significant intervals for the top portion of OS-10-01 are tabulated below:
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Hole ID Dip From (m) To (m) Int. (m) Au (g/t)
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OS-10-01 -50 7.62 16.38 8.76 1.81
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56.08 121.28 65.20 4.65
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incl. 72.20 103.33 31.13 9.26
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Reported intersection widths are drilled thicknesses. True widths are not
known as mineralization appears to be controlled by both bedding and
structure.
The Sten claims are situated at the eastern end of ATAC's wholly-owned 1400 sq/km Rau Gold Project in central Yukon - about 100 km east of the Tiger Zone, which has been the focus of most of the Company's exploration efforts to date.
Mineralization in the Osiris Target area shares many of the characteristics of Carlin-type gold deposits, including similar alteration assemblages and association with the low temperature arsenic sulphides, realgar and orpiment. Host rocks are two, 150 to 250 m thick limestone debris flow and turbidite units, referred to as the Osiris and Isis Horizons, which occur within basinal silty mudstones.
Drill hole OS-10-01 has partially tested a 150 by 500 m gold-arsenic soil geochemical anomaly over the Osiris Horizon where 60% of the soil samples grade in excess of 1 g/t gold. Preliminary prospecting has identified gold-bearing talus and in-situ mineralization intermittently for an additional 2.1 km along strike. Grades of surface grab and bedrock samples range from 1.95 g/t gold to 39.2 g/t gold. The vertical extent of observed bedrock mineralization is in excess of 300 m.
The Company has accelerated its exploration efforts in the Osiris Target area:
-- Four of six drill holes, which will test a 300 m wide section across the
Osiris Horizon have been completed to date;
-- Prospecting is ongoing and a 4.5 sq/km soil geochemistry grid extension
is underway; and,
-- Drill pads have been constructed to test the Isis Horizon that lies 100
m above the Osiris Horizon, where prospecting has returned grab samples
ranging from 1.48 to 23.90 g/t gold within a 150 by 900 m gold-arsenic
soil geochemical anomaly.
"Initial results from the first Osiris drill hole have confirmed the Company's belief that the Rau Gold Project covers a new gold district," states Graham Downs, ATAC's CEO. "We have completed a 1400 sq/km detailed stream sediment sample survey, covering 160 km of strike length. Initial results of that work are very encouraging and numerous targets for follow up work in 2011 have already been identified. Drilling will continue at the Osiris and Tiger Zones and other new targets as long as weather permits."
Gold determinations were carried out at ALS Chemex in North Vancouver, B.C. where samples were fine crushed before a 250 gram split was pulverized to better than 85% passing 75 microns. The pulverizing circuit was cleaned with quartz sand twice between samples. Splits of the pulverized fraction were routinely dissolved in aqua regia and analyzed for 49 elements using inductively coupled plasma (ICP) together with mass spectrometry (MS) or atomic emission spectroscopy (AES). Gold analyses were by the Au-AA26 procedure that involves fire assay preparation using a 50 gram charge with an atomic absorption spectroscopy finish.
Rigorous procedures are in place regarding sample collection, chain of custody and data entry. Certified assay standards, duplicate samples and blanks are routinely inserted into the sample stream to ensure integrity of the assay process.
The technical information in this news release has been reviewed by Robert C. Carne, M.Sc., P.Geo., a qualified person for the purposes of National Instrument 43-101.
ATAC is a well funded junior mining company focused on precious metals. For additional information concerning ATAC Resources Ltd. or its various exploration projects please visit ATAC's website at www.atacresources.com.
On behalf of the Board,
Graham Downs, CEO
2010-09-01 10:08 ET - News Release
Shares issued 62,165,183
GPD Close 2010-08-31 C$ 0.51
Mr. William Sheriff reports
GOLDEN PREDATOR DOUBLES YUKON HOLDINGS
Golden Predator Corp. has signed an option agreement pursuant to which it can acquire a 100-per-cent interest in six separate properties located in east-central Yukon, which the company is calling the Rogue district. The property package comprises, in the aggregate, 3,154 quartz mineral claims covering approximately 659 km2 of land featuring Intrusion-Related Gold mineralization associated with several Tombstone Suite monzonitic intrusions.
"This acquisition doubles not only Golden Predator's land holdings but also the number of active projects we have in the Yukon. The potential of the Tintina trend and more particularly the Tombstone Gold Belt is just beginning to be realized on the heels of several significant recent discoveries," said William M. Sheriff, Chairman and CEO. "We are extremely excited to have this district-sized land package, which is immediately north of our Cynthia project, in our property portfolio. We look forward to conducting a number of geological studies on the entire area next year in preparation for a major drill campaign."
The Rogue district is located approximately 190 km northeast of Ross River, in east central Yukon. The project areas lie immediately north of the Company's Cynthia project, which is currently being drilled, within the eastern Tintina Gold Belt. The Tintina Gold Belt hosts several major deposits including Donlin Creek, Pogo, Fort Knox, Keno Hill, Dublin Gulch and Brewery Creek, as well as the recently discovered Rau, White Gold and Coffee deposits. The Rogue district is located approximately 20 km north of a winter road extending from the North Canol Road to the Plata Airstrip, and is accessible by helicopter and float plane.The Rogue district projects (referred to as Projects A through F) were staked to cover several Cretaceous Tombstone Suite monzonite intrusions, which intrude Proterozoic and Paleozoic metasediments of the Selwyn Basin, with associated Au-As soil anomalies and known Intrusion-Related Gold mineralization, Epithermal Gold-Silver Veins, and Porphyry Copper-Gold Deposits (Yukon Geological Survey Minfile 105O 009, 030, 039, 054, and 055). Historical grab samples of mineralized sheeted quartz veins up to 22.5 g/t have been reported in previous assessment reports.(1)
Mineralization and Geology
The Rogue district covers several mid-Cretaceous, granite to monzonite to granodiorite, Tombstone Plutonic Suite intrusions which intrude into late Proterozoic to Triassic marine sediments of the Selwyn Basin.Project A was staked to cover a 2.5 km wide, biotite granite to quartz monzonite intrusion called the Old Cabin Pluton, which intrudes into Upper Proterozoic to Ordovician sedimentary rocks consisting of shale, argillite, quartzite, chert and conglomerate with minor volcanoclastic rocks. The sedimentary rocks have been metamorphosed to a dark, fine-grained, magnetite hornfels with several skarn zones on the western edge of the pluton. Mineralization consists of sheeted quartz+calcite veins containing arsenopyrite, pyrite, and molybdenum. Union Carbide sampled these veins with the best result of 22.5 g/t (0.654 oz/t).(1)Project B was staked to cover several drainages with anomalous gold in stream sediment samples up to 192 ppb Au and 2,200 ppm As.(2) The Project area covers a sequence of upper Silurian to Devonian cherts, shales and argillites which have been intruded by a mid-Cretaceous granite to quartz-monzonitic stock. Mineralization and alteration are associated with the stock, the hornfels, and cross cutting veinlets.(3)
Project C was staked to cover a mid-Cretaceous, granitic to quartz monzonitic pluton which intrudes Devonian-Mississippian slates, argillites, and cherts. A 900 x 400 m zone of disseminated sulphide and arsenopyrite-quartz-tourmaline veins has been noted along the southeast flank of the intrusion. Mineralized veins range in thickness from 2 mm to 37.5 cm wide (average 3 cm) and return values ranging from 0.02 to 14 g/t Au.(4) The Company believes this may represent a classic sheeted vein zone target typical of deposits such as Dublin Gulch, Gold Dome and Clear Creek.Project D was staked to cover a 12 km by 2.5 km mid-Cretaceous granitic pluton, called the Emerald Lake Pluton, which intrudes Cambrian to Devonian meta-sedimentary rocks of the Selwyn Basin. Mineralization associated with the Emerald Lake Pluton consists of parallel sheeted, quartz veins ranging from 1 to 10 cm in width with variable gold with channel samples returning values up to 10 m of 5.6 g/t.(5)Project E was staked to cover the margin of a large mid-Cretaceous granitic to quartz monzonitic pluton called the Rogue Pluton. Mineralization is associated with quartz vein-stockwork system in the contact 1-2 km contact aureole around the pluton. Quartz veins extend about 20 to 30 m into the granite and outward about 110 to 200 m into the sedimentary rocks. They contain auriferous pyrrhotite and pyrite, and minor chalcopyrite, molybdenite, galena and sphalerite. Disseminated sulphides also occur, and are frequently concentrated along fold hinges. Mineralized areas are marked by extensive gossans with rock chip samples up to 6.56 g/t.(6)Project F was staked to cover a large northwest trending sequence of Ordovician to Silurian shales and cherts with 7 stream sediment samples with anomalous gold ranging from 15 ppb Au up to 100 ppb Au.(2)
Current Work
Golden Predator is currently compiling all historical geological data for the Rogue District, and will use this data to plan future work programs for this property leading to the establishment of drill targets in 2011.
Transaction Terms
The Company has acquired options (the "Options") on six separate claim blocks (the "Claim Blocks"), each comprised of between 446 and 586 quartz claims.
As consideration for the Options, the Company will pay to 18526 Yukon Inc. (Ron Berdahl) $25,000 and issue 250,000 common shares. In addition, the Company will reimburse 18526 Yukon Inc. for out-of-pocket staking costs incurred of approximately $490,000 and, following confirmation of registration of certain of the claims comprised in the Property, an additional sum of $330,880.
To exercise all of the Options, the Company will, in stages, pay and issue an additional $3,475,000 and 4,250,000 shares (3,650,000 of which are subject to a value cap of $7,100,000) by September, 2017 and incur exploration expenditures of $10,000,000 by December 31, 2015.Future cash and share obligations will be reduced by 14% for each Claim Block the Company drops.Each of the Claim Blocks will be subject to a 3% NSR in favor of 18526 Yukon Inc., and the Company has the right to repurchase 1% of the NSR on any particular Claim Block for $1,000,000. Of the $3,475,000 to be paid in cash, $2,175,000 is an advance royalty payment which will be deducted from any payments due under the NSRs.
In addition to the upfront cash and share payments, the Company has committed to paying an additional $50,000 in cash and issuing an additional 150,000 shares on the first anniversary of the agreement, as well as incurring $1,000,000 of exploration expenditures on the Property before December 31, 2011. All other payments, expenditures and issuances are optional.The agreement is subject to several conditions, including all required regulatory approvals.
We seek Safe Harbor.
The project is located approximately 50 km southeast of the Underworld Resources Inc. owned White Gold project currently being acquired by Kinross Gold Corporation. The property is contiguous to the west of the Casino Deposit being explored by Western Copper Corporation and is with a few hundred metres of the southeastern corner of the Coffee Creek claim block owned and being explored by Kaminak Gold Corp.
Access
The property is accessible in three different ways. The first is by barge from Minto or Dawson city and then an all season road from the mouth of Britannia Creek to the property. The second is via a winter only road from the Freegold property 90 km to the southwest. The Third is via an airstrip on the adjacent Casino property that has been in operation for approximately 30 years.
Geology
Canadian Creek lies within a belt of metamorphosed and schistose rocks belonging to the Yukon metamorphic belt. Upper Cretaceous quartz-dioritic to quartz-monzonitic intrusives and related breccias named the Casino Complex occur throughout the property intruding these metamorphosed sediments and volcaniclastic rocks. A northwest trending belt of gold rich mineral deposits extends from the Mount Nansen and Freegold Mountain areas, through the Sonora Gulch project and the Coffee project, to the White Gold project (Underworld Resources Inc/Kinross Gold Corporation) with the Casino and the Canadian Creek properties occurring approximately two thirds of the way along this belt.
Canadian Creek is also strategically located to the immediate west of Western Copper Corporation's Casino deposit. This is a porphyry copper-gold-molybdenum system with a very large documented resource (1.002 billion tones grading 0.22% copper, 0.25 g/t gold and 0.02% Mo, (E.D. Titley, Report Revised Resource Estimate, Casino Property, Yukon Territory, for Lumina Copper Corp., Feb 27, 2004).
There are three exploration target types on the Canadian Creek property:
(1) Bulk tonnage (intrusion related) gold;
(2) Structurally controlled gold with pathfinder association of arsenic, antimony and bismuth (the White Gold target type);
(3) Copper-gold-molybdenum porphyry mineralization similar to Casino and several deposits located in the state of Arizona.
Dieses wird erst 2011 gebort....ABER resultate kommen von hir naehste woche oder woche danach
Woodjam north and south
jt vt Goldfields bezahlt fuer bohr program
rechtschreiben nicht so gut...aber war im ersten schuljahr als wir ausgewandert sind
noch 12 von sonora gulch u 2 von dad
3Aces bohren faengt erst naechstes jahr an..fruihling
Ergebnisse vom ersten Drillloch am Osiris Ziel, und sie sind tatsächlich eindrucksvoll . Loch OS-10-1 hat 65,2 Meter , 4,65 g/t Gold , einschließlich 31,1 Meter 9,26 g
ein/t Gold. Es sind noch 80 Meter vom Boden dieses Lochs , geprüft zu werden. Dieses Loch prüfte eine 150 durch 500 Meter anomalien, wo Gold in den Durchschnitt von um ein
Gramm pro Tonne berechnet. Suchen entlang der offensichtlichen Tendenz, die Osiris einschließt, hat Grundlage ergeben und talus Proben stufend bis zu 39 g ein/t Gold in mehreren Gebieten entlang 2,1 km der
Streikslänge. Diese Aussetzung Grundlage mineralization hat auch einen senkrechten Umfang von über 300 Meter. Es ist nur ein halbes Drillloch, aber es ist eine große neue Entdeckung die wirklich Größe haben könnte. Der Stil des mineralization gemerkt erinnert an die Carlin Trend in Nevada Das sind gute Nachrichten. Es wird viele Drilllöcher nehmen, um Die groesse an Osiris tzu entscheiden. ATC beschleunigt jetzt das program und bleibt bis das Wetter sie draußen treibt. ATAC hat deutlich einen neuen goldenen Bezirk auf
seinen Händen .
. Der jetzige Marktwert ist Norden von $300 Millionen. Das wird deutlich erfordern, dass viele Ressourcenunzen gefunden werden muessen um denn preis zu justieren
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also wuerde ich heinz44 hier neu kaufen.$4.07,,,,..nein,,,ein paar tage abwarten und sehen wie es weiter geht.....bestimmt runter
EDMONTON, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - Sept. 2, 2010) - Northern Tiger Resources Inc. ("Northern Tiger" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:NTR) is pleased to announce that four separate gold-bearing zones have been identified on the Company's 3Ace Property in the southeast Yukon, Canada. In addition, initial drill results from the Sonora Gulch Property in the Dawson Range area of the central Yukon have verified the existence of an underlying porphyry system.
"We are excited to announce that Northern Tiger's initial exploration program at the 3Ace Project is continuing to demonstrate its high-grade gold potential. We expanded the strike length of the high-grade discovery vein to over 50 metres before it disappears under heavy overburden. Significantly, initial exploration results have now identified four gold zones in a 2 km2 area, each returning at least one ounce-plus gold assay. Visible gold has been noted in three of the zones," says Greg Hayes, President of Northern Tiger. "The drilling program at Sonora Gulch has also met its primary objective of verifying that a porphyry copper-gold-molybdenum system is responsible for the alteration and mineralization at Sonora Gulch. With a gold-in-soil anomaly measuring 9 km2 coupled with the fact that we have only tested a handful of the recommended Titan 24 chargeability anomalies, Sonora Gulch continues to be a high priority exploration target."
3Ace
Northern Tiger has completed the initial surface exploration program at 3Ace, consisting of prospecting, mapping and sampling. The primary objectives of the 2010 program were to investigate the extent of high-grade gold mineralization associated with the discovery vein, where previous grab samples returned values up to 140 ounces/ton (see news release dated July 27, 2010), and to explore the rest of the property for additional mineralized structures and systems. High-grade assays have now been returned from four separate gold zones, and additional results are pending.
Hand trenching has traced the discovery vein for approximately 50 metres along strike before it disappears under heavy overburden. The north trending discovery vein dips -50 Degrees to the east and is hosted in a shear zone (the "Main Zone") which cross-cuts a contact between interbedded quartz-pebble conglomerate and fine grained phyllite lithologies. The exposed sections of the vein have averaged approximately one metre in width. Results from a soil sampling grid suggest that the Main Zone extends for a minimum of 100 metres, and also suggest the presence of a second mineralized vein to the east (up-slope) of the discovery vein.
A second zone named the "Sleeping Giant" and located approximately 1.2 kilometres east of the Main Zone consists predominantly of a white massive quartz vein with variable amounts of course crystalline arsenopyrite. Sampling of the vein has also identified visible gold in three locations. The mineralized structure trends north, has a minimum width of 25 metres, and has been traced along strike for 300 metres before disappearing under overburden. To-date, assays received from 20 rock samples have ranged from trace to 44.2 g/t gold (from a 1.1 metre chip sample).
The "Green Zone" is located 2 kilometres north of the Main Zone and consists of an east-west trending zone hosting scoroditic and arsenical mineralization extending at least two kilometres in strike along a property-scale structural corridor. Mineralization occurs both within small veins and, more commonly, as strongly altered quartz-pebble conglomerate wallrock, commonly brecciated and associated with strong clay alteration and local silicification. To-date, assays have been received from 67 rock samples and returned values from trace to 66.5 g/t gold (from a grab sample). A total of 17 rock samples returned values in excess of 1.0 g/t gold.
The "North Zone", located roughly 500 metres east-northeast of the Main Zone, consists of metre-scale quartz veins with arsenopyrite, minor galena and visible gold. Assays received to date from 14 rock samples range from trace to 90.8 g/t gold and 5.0 g/t silver (from a 1.5-metre chip sample). Roughly 70 metres to the east, another 1.5-metre chip sample of quartz pebble conglomerate with quartz veining and clotty arsenopyrite returned 1.5 g/t gold. Both samples occur within an area of abundant quartz veining and strong silicification within quartz-pebble conglomerate.
Assays have been received for approximately 58% of a large program of chip, rock, soil and silt sampling. Additional results are pending.
Chief executive officer, Johnathan More, comments: "Aldrin is optimistic about the potential for discovery on its Longline project given the occurrence of an extensive gold in soil anomaly containing gold-bearing quartz veins. Furthermore, the Longline project is proximal to some of the richest gold placer deposits in the Yukon." Aldrin holds an option to acquire a 100-per-cent interest in the Longline property from Ryanwood Exploration Inc.
Three gold-in-soil anomalies (North, Central and South) have been identified on the Longline property. The anomalies are up to 1.8 kilometres long by up to 500 metres wide. The zone containing the three anomalies is nearly 12 kilometres in length in a north-south alignment. The property is situated 30 miles from the Alaskan Highway and has winter road accessibility. There is an airstrip within three kilometres of the property
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/...ars-proposing-overnight-gold-fund
Silver Coin is an advanced-stage, gold-silver property located 25 kilometers north of Stewart, British Columbia in a region of multiple new discoveries. The property holds outstanding exploration potential, good road access, a deepwater seaport, and excellent nearby infrastructure. The site covers approximately 1,255 hectares and features a zone of faulting and shearing with accompanying mineralization up to 300 meters wide that has been traced for 2.5 kilometers. Mineralization is characterized as epithermal gold-silver, and sulfide-bearing breccias with veins similar to those mined at the Silbak-Premier Mine, located 5 kilometers to the south. Over its mine life, Silbak-Premier produced approximately 2 million ounces gold and 43 million ounces silver.
Metallurgical testing at Silver Coin has been ongoing since November 2008 by Frank Wright of F. Wright Consulting Inc. His results to date have shown that Silver Coin exhibits very favourable metallurgical characteristics. The laboratory test program to date has investigated flotation and cyanide leaching procedures.
Depending on the sample and procedures that were used, the gold recoveries varied from 85% to 95% for cyanidation. However, due to anticipated considerations in using cyanide on site, most of the process evaluation has focused on flotation. Initial open cycle flotation tests provided an excellent bulk yield of over 95% gold into a rougher concentrate. The results from a locked cycle test provided gold and silver recoveries of approximately 90%. Future metallurgical work will focus on optimizing flotation procedures for rejecting pyrite to produce a cleaned bulk gold-silver concentrate. The nearby deep water port and loading facility at Stewart is ideally located for transport of Silver Coin concentrate.
During September 2009, bulk samples were collected from trenches in the mineralized zone at Silver Coin to provide samples for work index studies.
Conclusion
Silver Coin is a significant gold resource which has yet to be fully delimited by drilling. Potential to significantly expand the resource exists along strike, particularly to the north. It is located in a district, now known as the Stewart Camp, which contains widespread and abundant alteration and mineralized prospects, including one of B.C.’s most important past-producers, the Silbak-Premier Mine. Ongoing work for 2010 includes infill and step-out drilling to upgrade resource categories and grow the resource, further metallurgical test work, further baseline environmental studies & EIA, and detailed process design & mine planning.
With the advantages of a high tension power line grid within kilometers, a nearby mill, the well-maintained Granduc Road crossing the property leading to the Pacific’s Portland Canal, and a concentrate shipping facility in Stewart, Silver Coin is a very attractive mining project
ATAC RESOURCES (V-ATC) $6.00 +1.00
When we caught up with Graham Downs, CEO of ATAC
Resources yesterday he admitted...the phone is busy. It was
months ago that we wrote up after the takeover of Underworld
last year that we figured the Yukon would be busy...but
we never figured Kaminak and Atac would deliver the goods
at least stock wise like they have this year. Wow!
Atac just recently hosted a tour by 8 analysts so it looks
like the company might finally start getting some coverage by
the brokers...currently only one analyst is covering it with a
$5.25 target. More significantly it will be interesting to see
what the other analysts say.
Downs reminds us that this is the Yukon, it’s way up north
and they are already getting skiffs of snow on some of the
mountains. One camp shuts down about mid month and the
other by the first of October. Downs has made sure that the
company has money in the till...currently sitting at 30 million
dollars, that could take them through all the work they would
want to do next year.
In the meantime the stock now has market capitalization
approaching half a billion dollars...let’s repeat that, half a billion
dollars, this is no longer a cheap story. And with camps
shutting down there is going to be less news out there. It will
be interesting to see if they will be able to maintain the interest
over the long Yukon winter. For those bullish on the Atac
story you’ll love John Kaiser’s piece today.
2010-09-03 09:40 ET - News Release
Mr. Randy Rogers reports
SOLOMON UNIT PRIVATE PLACEMENT OVERSUBSCRIBED
Solomon Resources Ltd. has oversubscribed its private placement announced in Stockwatch on Aug. 26, 2010, by 970,044 units for additional proceeds of over $213,400, representing an increase in the placement of over 21 per cent. Subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval, Solomon now proposes to issue on closing a total of 5,515,499 units at 22 cents per unit for proceeds of $1,213,410.
"We would like to welcome several new European investors to the company," said president and chief executive officer, Randy Rogers. "We are also pleased at the level of demand shown for these units."
The proceeds of this placement will be used to finance the drill program, which commenced this week on the company's Ten Mile Creek project in the Yukon, the pursuit of new grassroots opportunities in the Yukon and the essential corporate overhead.
Having spent time in the Yukon writing about the prolific Tintina Gold Belt, I decided it would make sense to see the "other" side of the Tintina Belt in Alaska. I now understand the pilot's sentiments.
I've recently returned from a trip to Nixon Fork, Fire River Gold's centerpiece property deep in the Alaskan wilderness along with 20 other analysts, journalists, and newsletter writers. We had ample opportunities to talk to company executives and speak separately with Mr. Curt Freeman, the widely respected geologist who knows Alaska better than anybody and is serving as a consultant to Fire River. The prospects for bringing this property back into production are positive.
Based in New York City, absolute solitude is not something you're accustomed to, but the Nixon Fork site, several hundred kilometers from Anchorage beyond the Alaska Range, is as serene as it gets.
http://www.discoveryinvesting.com/Notes
•Largest land holder in an emerging and highly prospective copper-gold district in Yukon with bulk tonnage, high-grade, copper-gold sulphide and oxide mineralization.
•Properties proximal and adjacent to one operating mine and another in the mine development stage.
•A total of $3.5 million in exploration expenditures to date.
BCGold’s Minto/Carmacks Copper-Gold Properties are strategically situated in the highly prospective Carmacks Copper-Gold Belt, centered some 220 kilometres northwest of Whitehorse, Yukon. BCGold is the largest landholder in the Carmacks Copper-Gold Belt and holds a 100% interest in 17 properties comprising 16,985 hectares. The Properties are situated proximal and adjacent to Capstone Mining Corp.’s Minto Mine and Western Copper Corp.'s Carmacks Copper Project.
BCGold has been methodically exploring and advancing its Minto/Carmacks Copper-Gold Properties since November, 2006. In the southern “Carmacks Block” of properties, BCGold has demonstrated by regional-scale Mobile Metal Ion (MMITM) surveys that the Carmacks copper-gold trend, centred over Western Copper Corp.’s Carmacks deposits, extends for more than 15 kilometres to the northwest and southeast onto BCGold’s adjoining mineral properties. In the northern “Minto Block” of properties, BCGold has 7 properties along the 25 kilometre Minto trend with a number of “Minto-type” exploration targets at the drill-ready stage.
BCGold Corp. optioned 2 properties, each with $350,000 2010 work committments (Toe & Pepper), to Kestrel Gold Corp. and Goldbard Capital Corp., respectively. The Company continues to seek partner(s) to earn-in and assist in advancing the Minto/Carmacks Copper-Gold Properties package
Exploration Projects:
•Blende
•Dragon
•Finex
•Hit
•IronMike
•McQuesten
•Pelly Mountain
•Prosperity
•Rusty Springs
•Sprogge
•Znk
Eagle Plains Business Model is:
1. Acquire & develop mineral exploration projects using
in-house geological expertise.
2. Utilize joint venture participation and gold production revenue to fund the development of the exploration projects.
3. Spin-off exploration successes into new companies to spotlight value, make available to producing companies for capitalization and create shareholder value.
Yellowjacket Gold Project:
The Yellowjacket Gold Project is located 9 km east of Atlin, B.C. has been acquired 100% by Eagle Plains after management and shareholders of Prize Mining Corp accepted an offer by Eagle Plains to purchase the remaining interest (approximately 40%).
The Company chose to augment and provide an early start to the underground portion of the program by staffing a company-owned drill, a Hagby Onram 1000/3 that was purchased and used by the prior operator in the 2007/2008 drill program.
The early performance of the drill crews has prompted the Company to seek out and purchase a second unit and expand the mining department to accommodate four shifts of drilling per day. At present, the mine has a staff of nine mine workers, which will be expanded to accommodate this program.
All underground drilling will be from existing development and is designed to expand resources, particularly in the area of the 3300 zone, as well as test three to four prospective zones.
"This is a small but significant step for the Company, and several more will have to be taken before this mine is put back into production. However, it clearly demonstrates our commitment to manage our own mine and the confidence I have that we can." Richard Goodwin, VP Mining.
Grande Portage Resources Ltd. has released a preliminary update from its diamond core drilling program at the Herbert Glacier prospect north of Juneau, Alaska. Six NQ holes have been completed and a seventh is in progress.
Hole Platform Depth (m) Veins
101 A 152.3 Ridge and Main
102 A 201.8 Ridge and Main
103 A 45.7 Ridge
104 A 341.3 Ridge, Main, Deep Trench
105 A 183.5 Ridge and Main
106 A ~173.7 Ridge and Main
107 A ~198 Ridge and Main
Total ~1296.3 (~4253ft)
Quartz veins and sulphidized shear zones have been encountered in every hole at predicted intervals for targeted mineralized zones. The Main or Number 1 vein has been known since about 1980 when it was discovered as it was exhumed from glacial cover. Carl Hale, CPG., traced the Main vein on surface in 2007 for more than 800m (approx 2,625 feet). Its presence, strength, and continuity have been confirmed in all holes drilled thus far in 2010 (except shallow hole No. 103 which was targeted for a separate vein).
The Main vein was previously explored in twenty drill holes reported in historic programs conducted by geologist George A. Moerlein for Houston Oil and Minerals (later Tenneco Minerals Company) and Echo Bay Mines Ltd. during 1987-1989. So far, the 2010 holes have been targeted generally at the Main Vein and are not known to twin any specific Houston or Echo Bay hole.
A parallel vein in the hanging wall of the Main Vein had originally been mapped locally (Hale, 2007). This quartz vein has been discovered in each of the 7 Platform A holes where it contains sulphides and visible free gold demonstrating its continuity. This has now been named the "Ridge Vein" located about 100m north of the Main Vein. The Ridge vein is now believed to be at least 300m (approx 985 feet) long.
In addition, the Deep Trench Vein was known previously only from a strong but poorly exposed vein structure about 200m south of the Main Vein. In this drill program, it has been encountered as a strong complex vein between 321m-326m in the deepest hole drilled at the prospect. This vein is strong and will be followed up in holes drilled from the B platform. The move to the B platform is tentatively scheduled for September 8th or 9th.
Assay results are pending from ALS Chemex for holes 101 through 105; holes 106 and 107 are being sampled and will be submitted shortly. Initial results are expected in the coming weeks.
Due to the intensity of mineralization and identification of strong new targets such as the Deep Trench and the desirability of completing the program with clement weather and reasonable daylight hours this season, the addition of a second diamond drill is being considered and a decision is imminent.
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