- White Cliff Minerals (WCN) has wrapped up depth extension drilling at its Reedy South gold project in Western Australia
- The explorer completed six reverse circulation drill holes at the project in a bid to test depth extensions
- All up, 214 single metre samples from the first phase of reverse circulation drilling have been sent for testing with results expected in early May
- The company also completed an extensive exploration programme across the six prospects at the tenement, collecting numerous soil and rock chip samples
- White Cliff Technical Director Ed Mead said he was looking forward to the results from the programme
- White Cliff Minerals closed the day in the grey at 1.9 cents per share
White Cliff Minerals (WCN) has wrapped up depth extension drilling at its Reedy South gold project in Western Australia.
The explorer undertook reverse circulation drilling with a view of testing depth extensions, completing six holes for 1546 metres at the tenement.
In addition to this drilling, 214 single metre samples, representing anomalous composite samples from the first phase of reverse circulation drilling have been sent to be testing for fire assay, with results expected in early May.
White Cliff also undertook an extensive first pass exploration program across the six prospect areas at the tenement, collecting 534 soil samples and 47 rock chip samples over two weeks.
White Cliff Technical Director Ed Mead said he was looking forward to the results from the programme.
“The maiden soil and rock chip sampling programs, across the recently
identified priority prospects within the greater Reedy South Gold Project aims to generate follow up work programs for Q2 and beyond,” he commented.
Reedy South touts a maiden mineral resource estimate of 779,000 tonnes at 1.7 g/t gold for 42,400 ounces of gold.
White Cliff Minerals closed the day in the grey at 1.9 cents per share.