Twenty Seven Co Ltd is on the verge of a new reverse circulation (RC) drilling campaign aiming to identify further gold at its Rover Project in WA.
An RC drill rig has arrived on-site and final preparations are underway to start drilling this week.
There’s gold in those hills
The two-week program is expected to cover 2,000 metres and target the rich geology of the Blue Hills, Four Corners, Harmonic and Creasy 1 prospects.
TSC has planned the program to test bedrock geochemical signatures found during its most recent gold-in-soil sampling and will drill six holes with a view to extending known mineralisation at Harmonic and Creasy 1.
Read: Twenty Seven Co completes soil sampling at Rover Gold Project
Supporting samples
The results of TSC’s latest 243-sample soils program, taken over the area to the north and along strike from Middle Well Prospect, also confirm and extend the known gold-in-soil anomalies previously identified at Middle Well, Four Corners and Blue Hills 1 and 2 along the Edale Shear Zone.
“We are eager to test several of the largest and highest magnitude gold-in-soil anomalies defined within our Rover Project to date," CEO Simon Phillips said.
“Our plan is to extend the previously-defined gold system at Harmonic and Creasy, both to further increase the overall prospectivity of the project and to better understand the size and potential scale of the mineralised gold system.”
“This drilling program is an important step in the process, and we look forward to reporting outcomes as soon as possible in the new year.”