Otis Gold Corp (CVE:OOO) unveiled encouraging findings from fieldwork at its flagship Kilgore gold project in Idaho, USA, which has identified many high-priority drill targets.
The group said it was currently engaged in permitting 27 drill stations at Kilgore and seven sites at the Gold Ridge exploration target.
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Drilling is planned to start in late July at Kilgore, with 8,000 meters envisioned, focused on expanding the deposit.
Today's data comes from a 34-line-km ground-based geophysical magnetometer survey conducted last Fall in and around the Kilgore deposit and extending over 1 km to the northwest to an area known as Gold Ridge
The firm also collected 213 soil samples last year to add to the historical database, which is now host to a master dataset of 3,517 samples.
Highlights of the findings include a large 1.3km by 0.9km anomaly, which encompasses the current deposit and extends northeast along the Mine Ridge and Cabin faults toward the newly discovered magnetic shelf feature.
Meanwhile, a large magnetic feature interpreted to be a buried intrusion has been identified northwest of the Kilgore Deposit in the Gold Ridge area.
A new interpretation of the survey data has generated many high-priority drill targets, Otis told investors.
Meanwhile, at least five new concentric caldera-related ring faults have been identified that are roughly parallel to the Northwest fault, believed to be the primary controlling mineralizing feeder structures for the Kilgore deposit, the firm added.
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