Goldseek Resources Inc has completed the first 3D model of gold mineralization drilled to date at its Beschefer project in Quebec, laying the foundation for a maiden resource estimate.
The model helps the group to understand the geology and supports the 5,000-meter (m) drill program currently underway at the property, which is aimed at expanding known gold zones.
"The 3D model is an important milestone for our technical team in line with our goal of being a resource developer rather than only a grassroots explorer," said Goldseek's CEO Jon Deluce. "Our strong understanding of the structural interpretations increases the company’s chances of success in our first 5,000-meter drill program, which is underway."
READ: Goldseek Resources receives maiden drill results from Bonanza; details follow-up plans
The Beschefer project lies around 30 kilometers southwest of Wallbridge’s Fenelon Gold property and in March this year, Goldseek struck an option deal to earn all of the asset over four years from Wallbridge Mining Company.
The property straddles a regional volcanic contact inside the Brouillan-Fenelon volcanic formation hosting the Beschefer gold zone and an associated intrusion system.
Goldseek says the mineralized structure can be interpreted according to a moderately south dip plane which is also recognized by drilling over a strike length of 1,000 meters and followed over a maximum dip length of about 500 meters inside the limits of the property.
Goldseek is a Canadian exploration company with a portfolio of assets in Ontario and Quebec, Canada.
Contact the writer at giles@proactiveinvestors.com