Bastion Minerals Ltd's (ASX:BMO) Ross Landles speaks to Proactive's Andrew Scott soon after releasing first assays from a rock chip sample campaign at its flagship Capote gold project in Northern Chile which he says has confirmed widespread surface gold mineralisation. The campaign, which was designed to obtain high-density surface rock chip data along strike of historical mining areas, returned numerous high-grade results across the 100%-owned licences at Capote, with the average gold grade of the 157 samples being 1.73 g/t gold and a maximum of 16.45 g/t.
Bastion Minerals talks plans for upcoming drill program at flagship Capote gold project
