- Bayhorse Silver (BHS) has received the diamond drilling permit for its Brandywine gold, silver, and volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) Project in Whistler, BC
- The company is mobilizing for a minimum 1,200 metre 10-hole diamond drill program at the Dave’s Pond high-grade gold -silver target
- The Brandywine Property comprises 15 contiguous mineral claims, covering a total area of 16.7 sq. km. and has undergone several historical exploration phases including bulk tonnage shipments to smelters, extensive drilling, and extensive geochemical and geophysical studies
- Bayhorse Silver is trading steady at $0.045 a share
Bayhorse Silver (BHS) has received the diamond drilling permit for its Brandywine gold, silver, and volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) Project in Whistler, BC.
The British Columbia exploration company is now mobilizing for a minimum 1,200 metre (4,000 ft) 10-hole diamond drill program at the Dave’s Pond high-grade gold-silver target in the centre of the Brandywine Project.
The Brandywine Property comprises 15 contiguous mineral claims, covering a total area of 16.7 sq. km. and has undergone several historical exploration phases, including bulk tonnage shipments to smelters, extensive drilling, and extensive geochemical and geophysical studies.
Bayhorse CEO Graeme O’Neill explained that Dave’s Pond is the priority drill target.
“Excellent coarse gold assay results were obtained from three short drill holes in one small corner of the 200 m. x 100 m. Dave’s Pond target, 85 feet along strike from a significant 36.9 g/t (1.08 oz/t) gold intersection in 1995. Brandywine, with its high-grade gold content, along with its known high grade silver content, complements our high grade Bayhorse Silver Mine.”
Bayhorse Silver Inc. (BHS) is a mineral exploration company that manages and develops gold and silver, base metals, and coal mineralization. The company’s operations and assets are located in Canada and the USA, such as the Bayhorse Silver Mine Property and Brandywine.
Bayhorse Silver is trading steady at $0.045 a share.
