• Grande Portage Resources (TSXV:GPG) signed a drill agreement for its upcoming 2023 drill program at the Herbert Gold project
  • Up to 20,000 feet of diamond drill core will be drilled at the project and is expected to start within 90 days
  • The drill program will also consist of one rig using up to six pads for drilling 15 holes
  • The project sits along the 100-mile Juneau gold belt in southeast Alaska
  • Shares of Grande Portage are currently sitting at $0.19

Grande Portage Resources (GPG) signed a drill agreement for its upcoming 2023 drill program at the Herbert Gold project.

Up to 20,000 feet of diamond drill core will be drilled at the project by NASCO Industrial Services and Supply.

The program, which is expected to begin in 90 days, will consist of one rig using up to six pads for drilling 15 holes.

“The 2023 drill program will continue to test a mix of infill and new targeted areas,” Ian Klassen, CEO of Grande Portage Resources, said in a release. “We have prioritized and will target many geologically promising high-value targets at the Main, Goat, Deep Trench, Ridge and Sleeping Giant veins from multiple locations.”

Headquartered out of Vancouver, BC, Grande Portage Resources is a mineral exploration company focused on its Herbert gold discovery roughly 25 km north of Juneau, Alaska.

The project lies along the Juneau Gold Belt, which has historically produced over 7 million ounces of gold.

Shares of Grande Portage (GPG) are currently sitting at $0.19.

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