Shree Minerals Limited (ASX:SHH)'s Michael Busbridge tells Proactive’s Andrew Scott about the results of its reverse circulation (RC) drilling at its Rock Lodge prospect in NSW, where it has found gold, silver and base metal lenses and where the deepest hole intersected four separate mineralised zones from 75 to 99 metres downhole, including 2 metres at 2.13 g/t gold and another 2 metres at 2.12 g/t. The company has hit the ground running, having only been granted exploration rights seven months ago. While he says it is not high grade, Shree is getting reasonable numbers occurring over a good area. The chief geologist highlights how a very wide mineralised footprint was shaping up at Rock Lodge. Shree plans to drill two or three deeper diamond drill holes in July and complete downhole electromagnetic surveys to search for off-hole conductors, possibly representing wider massive sulphide mineralisation than has already been found.
Shree Minerals continues its good work at Rock Lodge, unearthing gold, silver and base metals lenses
