- Odyssey Gold (ODY) intersects up to 7.1g/t gold at the Tuckanarra Project in Western Australia
- The company received results from six holes recently drilled at the Highway Zone for a total of 1337 metres
- The company says the results represent a significant extension to the gold mineralisation at the Bollard Pit
- A reverse circulation and diamond drill program is continuing at the Cable Bollard Trend, Highway Zone and other shallow open pit targets
- Odyssey Gold shares drop two per cent, trading at 4.9 cents
Odyssey Gold (ODY) has intersected up to 7.1g/t gold at the Tuckanarra Project in the Murchison Goldfields of WA.
The company received results from six holes recently drilled at the Highway Zone for a total of 1337 metres.
Assay results from the reverse circulation drilling included four metres at 7.1g/t gold from 176 metres, and 16 metres at 3.3g/t gold from 184 metres within a broader interval of 44 metres at 1.8g/t gold from 156 metres.
“These reverse circulation drilling results at the Highway Zone represent a significant extension to the gold mineralisation at the Bollard Pit,” Managing Director Matt Briggs said.
“The Bollard Pit is 300 metres long, and these holes demonstrate the mineralisation extends for a further 330 metres to the east.”
Mineralisation was also interpreted to dip to the south, comprised of vein and sulphide over broad widths.
A reverse circulation and diamond drill program is continuing on the Cable Bollard Trend, Highway Zone, and other shallow open pit targets. This has been planned to extend the mineralisation to the east on 80 metre spaced sections towards the northeast.
Odyssey Gold shares dropped two per cent, trading at 4.9 cents at 12:46 pm AEST.