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Resolution Mining (ASX:RML) recently scooped up the Horse Heaven Antimony-Gold-Tungsten project in Idaho for cash and shares – and Craig Lindsay, Resolution’s in-country CEO, says it’s the company “can only benefit.”

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Location is a big win too: “Post-code-wise, we’re immediately adjacent to Perpetua Resource’s Stibnite mine, which is a $2.2 billion project and is going to produce 450,000 ounces of gold a year, and it’s fully permitted.”

“We want to get out there and start drilling in August,” Mr Lindsay declared. “[And now] we have a plan to get 20 holes down, up to 6,000 metres of drilling.”

For more on RML‘s impending Idaho plans, watch the Watchlist interview above.

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