- Visionary Gold (VIZ) has completed the initial drill program on its Wolf Gold Project
- The Vancouver mineral exploration company completed 5 drill holes for a total of 780 metres
- Drilling confirmed and extended a gold-in-soil anomaly, a few hundred meters north of the historic Wolf Mine, on an interpreted parallel structure called Windy Hill
- The Wolf Gold Project is comprised of private lands and federal mining claims covering 10.25 square kilometres in Wyoming
- Visionary Gold is up 4.17 per cent, trading at $0.12 at 11:22 am ET
Visionary Gold (VIZ) has completed the initial drill program on its Wolf Gold Project.
The Wolf Gold Project is comprised of private lands and federal mining claims covering 10.25 square kilometres in Fremont County, Wyoming and is Visionary’s flagship project.
The Vancouver mineral exploration company has completed five drill holes for a total of 780 metres.
Drilling confirmed and extended a gold-in-soil anomaly, a few hundred meters north of the historic Wolf Mine, on an interpreted parallel structure called Windy Hill.
So far this year, the exploration program has identified numerous new targets on parallel structures to the West and Northwest of the historic Wolf Mine using rock and soil sampling, geophysics, and structural mapping.
“Strong gold values in soil and rock chip samples complimented by associated geophysical anomalies continue to highlight potential for a large gold bearing system at the Wolf, as we await results from the initial drill program. Like many of our peers, we have experienced significant delays this year in returning assay results, but we haven’t stopped collecting data and the results that we have received continue to be encouraging. We will release the results from the entire drill program as soon as we have results from all holes, and we will continue to release results from regional exploration efforts as they become available,” said Visionary CEO Wes Adams.
Visionary Gold is up 4.17 per cent, trading at $0.12 at 11:22 am ET.
