- Sasquatch Resources Corp. (SASQ) has received a field report for the Mount Sicker Property on Vancouver Island in British Columbia
- Back in November, the company’s geological team spent time investigating topographical anomalies
- Drilled cores were sent for analysis, with results expected later this month
- Values found in the historical zone of the project include 5.44 per cent copper and 8.10 per cent zinc
- Sasquatch Resources Corp. (SASQ) is unchanged, trading at $0.07 per share as of 10:51 a.m. EST
Sasquatch Resources Corp. (SASQ) has received a field report for the Mount Sicker Property on Vancouver Island in British Columbia.
Back in November, the company’s geological team spent time investigating topographical anomalies which were already outlined. It assessed structural and mineralization continuations, refined and marked potential drill targets, and obtained further samples while infill mapping.
Drilled cores were sent for analysis which included four back-pack drill holes completed in early 2022, three drilled in the project’s historical mining zone, and one drilled on Battery Ridge. Values found in the historical zone were 5.44 per cent copper and 8.10 per cent zinc.
Results from all samples are expected later this month when a more robust and definitive update will be made available.
Pete Smith, CEO of Sasquatch Resources, commented,
“We’ve added almost 40 per cent to our claim area, procured and analyzed some very useful historical data, and made great strides in understanding our geology so we can conduct future exploration efforts more efficiently… maintaining the majority of our treasury along the way.”
Sasquatch Resources Corp. (SASQ) is unchanged, trading at $0.07 per share as of 10:51 a.m. EST.
