Transition Metals CEO Scott McLean shared with Steve Darling from Proactive the company has released interpretation of results from field work that was completed at the Jolly Gold property which is near Thunder Bay, Ontario. The company completing a 1,159 sample MMI soil survey covering approximately a third of the property, detailed structural mapping and sampling of 4 trenches. McLean telling Proactive the results have shown a 4 km long trend of elevated gold pathfinder elements in soils occurring between two major fault systems. The average of 29 samples cut across the Fat Beagle North shear zone representing 17.08 metres of select channel sampling returned an average grade of 5.23 g/t Gold with the highest interval being 146.7 g/t Gold over 0.45 metres
Transition Metals work at Jolly Gold Property in Ontario identifies large gold exploration target
