- Bryah Resources (BYH) will begin an 18,000-metre drilling campaign in the coming days at its Bryah Basin Project in Western Australia
- The company will complete 8000 metres of reverse circulation and diamond drilling beneath previously unearthed volcanic massive sulfide pathfinder elements at the Windalah prospect
- This will be followed by 10,000 metres of aircore drilling across several prospects, which the company expects to begin in May
- Shares last traded at 6.9 cents
Bryah Resources (BYH) will begin an 18,000-metre drilling campaign in the coming days at its Bryah Basin Project in Western Australia.
The company will complete 8000 metres of reverse circulation and diamond drilling to test beneath volcanic massive sulfide pathfinder elements that were first identified in aircore drilling and soil sampling at the Windalah prospect.
“With some excellent exploration results achieved last year at the Windalah Prospect we have personnel returning to site this week to drill the first of a series of deep holes to evaluate the potential of this area to host significant copper-gold mineralisation,” said Managing Director Neil Marston.
“The stratigraphy and geochemistry at Windalah shows strong resemblance to the geological environment of the rich Horseshoe Lights Copper-Gold deposit, located 13 km to the north. This drilling will test a highly-prospective corridor exceeding one kilometre in length.”
The deeper reverse circulation and diamond drilling will be conducted in phases to allow for the interpretation of down-hole electromagnetic surveys between phases.
This will be followed by 10,000 metres of aircore drilling across several prospects, which the company expects to begin in May.
Shares last traded at 6.9 cents.