King River Copper Ltd (ASX:KRC) has received a new batch of assay results from diamond hole KMDD01 at the Trudi Vein area within its Mt Remarkable Project in Western Australia.
KMDD01 intersected 6 metres at 60 g/t gold including 2.8 metres at 108 g/t gold with a highest grade of 0.3 metres at 354 g/t gold.
A total of 50 holes for 3,725 metres were drilled in July and August at multiple targets around the high-grade Trudi vein discovery and drilling is ongoing into September and October.
Assays are pending for 10 reverse circulation (RC) holes drilled in the Trudi Main Grid target.
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Since 2016, drilling has extended the main Trudi vein system to a potential strike length of nearly 1 kilometre.
Gold mineralisation has also been intersected at other locations including at the Grahame vein, and an area west at the Catherine vein.
Recent drilling widens Trudi target
The most recent exploration drilling undertaken along strike of the main high-grade Trudi discovery has identified zones where the host structures have thickened to widths in excess of 30 metres.
The priority now is to try and chase, along strike and down dip, the intersection of the Trudi and Grahame structures, as they appear to have influenced our highest grade outcomes to date.
This will be addressed with new drill pads and a more powerful rig in the next RC program.
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Results build on high-grade intersections received in early August at the eastern end of the Trudi Gold area.