Talga Gold (ASX: TLG) are unearthing some potential at the Talga Talga gold project in the Pilbara, with some high grade gold-in-soil anomalies peaking at 14.6 grams per tonne (g/t) gold.
A considerable 552 soil samples were collected and analysed for base and precious metals, over a 2 kilometre strike.
The McPhees prospect provided the high grade discovery, located in the 200 metre gap between reverse circulation drilling holes conducted in 2010.
Talga said the results define two coherent parallel zones with consistent and highly elevated gold values.
These anomalies cover 1100 lineal metres of the 2 kilometre length grid, with an additional 3 kilometre strike length of the project still to be tested.
Peak assays of other significant metals on the grid include 7.1g/t silver, 128 parts per million (ppm) cobalt and 1,440ppm nickel.
To move the exploration program forward, the high grade gold anomaly will now be drill tested as part of a diamond drilling program starting this month.