- Bayhorse Silver Inc. (BHS) has received reports on its Brandywine precious metals-rich, volcanogenic massive sulphide property located near Squamish, British Columbia
- The NI-43-101 technical report recommends an initial two stage exploration program costing $1,080,000
- The reports also identify the presence of pyrargyrite as well as the rare silver specimen minerals, diasphorite, fizelyite, semseyeyite, miargyrite, and prostilpnite
- One drill hole returned 3.1 metre core length of 11.42 g/t Au from 26.5 m depth, including 1.6 metre of 20.2 g/t Au
- In addition, results showed the suitability of using analytical methods to account for coarse gold mineralization at the Brandywine Property
- Bayhorse Silver Inc. (BHS) is up 4 per cent and is trading at $0.13 per share at 4:01 p.m. ET
Bayhorse Silver Inc. (BHS) has received reports on its Brandywine precious metals-rich, volcanogenic massive sulphide property in BC.
The NI-43-101 technical report recommends an initial two-stage exploration program costing $1,080,000.
The first stage will be made up of a 315-line km VTEM survey, and 1,200 meters of drilling at the Dave’s Pond zone.
The second stage will consist of a further 2,000 meters of drilling, LIDAR and ground geophysical survey for drill targeting, and a geochemical soil sampling program.
The reports also identify the presence of pyrargyrite as well as the rare silver specimen minerals, diasphorite, fizelyite, semseyeyite, miargyrite, and prostilpnite.
These all indicate the presence of high-grade silver, as well as the rare mineral hubnerite on the property.
In 2019, the Company conducted a resampling program of Auramex Resources Corp. drill core from a short 175-metre drilling program to confirm prior drilling results by La Rock Mining Corp.
La Rock completed 116 diamond drill holes, totalling 8,194 metres in several drill campaigns at Brandywine from 1992 to 1996.
The re-sampling program of the 2010 drilling program confirmed the presence of significant coarse-grained grade gold mineralization in a mineralized vein system situated adjacent to the historical underground targets.
One drill hole returned 3.1 metre core length of 11.42 g/t Au from 26.5 m depth, including 1.6 metre of 20.2 g/t Au.
Another drillhole returned 3.1 metre core length of 3.35 g/t Au from 32.6 m depth, including 1.6 metre of 4.10 g/t Au.
A strong correlation between Bayhorse’s 2019 samples and the original 2010 core was observed.
In addition, results showed the suitability of using analytical methods to account for coarse gold mineralization at the Brandywine Property.
Bayhorse Silver Inc. (BHS) is up 4 per cent and is trading at $0.13 per share at 4:01 p.m. ET.
