Victory Battery Metals Corp (CSE:VR, OTC:VRCFF) said initial work at its wholly-owned Tahlo Lake Property in British Columbia will begin this month.
An airborne magnetometer survey over the property will be conducted in March 2023 and the results will help the company as it initiates a 10-day work program in late June to assess whether the Noranda soil anomaly represents a window through the till, and could be part of a larger mineralized system, the company said.
It added that widespread but erratic, anomalous copper, zinc and gold results in regional till and stream sediment sampling on different parts of the property suggest larger mineralization.
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Mapping and sampling to characterize the overburden and aid in the interpretation of the anomalies will take place while prospecting and reconnaissance mapping will also be undertaken, it said,
"Victory's exploration team recently expanded the Tahlo Lake property, building upon our research efforts, where historical findings showed significant promise," Mark Ireton, Victory Resources president, said in a statement.
"With the success of Victory's recent raise, the Company is in a strong position to advance key properties in both Canada and USA, and in addition to the upcoming drilling on our Smokey Lithium Property in Nevada, our team is very excited about the prospects for Tahlo Lake."
Victory's 1,688-hectare Tahlo Lake property lies within the Babine Copper-Gold Porphyry District 8 kilometres (km) northwest of American Eagle's NAK Property and 16 km northwest of the Morrison deposit
Victory is a publicly traded diversified investment corporation with mineral interests in North America. It is also actively seeking other exploration opportunities.
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