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Expansive explorer Trigg Minerals (ASX:TMG) isn’t slowing down, bagging the historic Nightingale Tungsten District in Nevada right as it fires up drills across its Tennessee Mountain and Antimony Canyon projects.

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The Oz company has been looking to make a whole bucket of “transformative moves” through 2025; so far, it’s been coming off well as Trigg moves to “establish a stable, domestic supply chain for vital metals” across the States.

The most recent has seen Trigg stake claims across Nightingale, consolidating a three-mile mineralised trend that includes several high-grade, past-producing mines – including the Alpine Mine, which has historically produced 564,000 pounds of 70% tungsten trioxide (WO₃) concentrate between 1934 and 1946.

The staking also gives Trigg control over the southern Garfield Force mine, where grades of up to 1% WO₃ have been recorded in remaining workings. This, Trigg declared, confirms a one-mile-long extension to the system.

“With Alpine as a new anchor asset and multiple walk-up drill targets at Garfield and other prospects, we have a clear pathway to defining a major JORC-compliant resource,” the company’s managing director, Andre Booyzen, said.

That clear path at Nightingale includes digitising historic data, building a modern 3D geological model, and planning a maiden diamond drill run.

This, he continued, will see Trigg “establish a strategic U.S.-based supply.”

And – all this is happening right when Trigg has started key drilling campaigns.

The first is at the Tennessee Mountain Tungsten Project, where Trigg plans to utilise previously disturbed ground to streamline permitting.

The second is at the company’s flagship site, the Antimony Canyon Project in Utah, where it has already completed all supporting studies. The Market Link understands drilling is to begin once final CSAMT approvals come in.

Today, TMG has been at 16cps; the company’s +227% YTD.

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