Hawkmoon Resources Corp (CSE:HM, OTCQB:HWKRF) told investors that drilling has started at its Wilson gold property in the Abitibi in Quebec with 3,000 metres (m) planned across ten holes.
Faubert et Fils has been hired to carry out the work and it is preparing to collar the first hole.
At the Toussaint area, six holes are planned, comprising three deeper (step out) holes and three shallower infill ones.
At Toussaint East, one hole is planned to a depth of 400m; two holes targeting the Midrim to a 550m depth and one at North Limb, to a depth of 200m.
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"July is the start of our summer work season, and the company is looking forward to positive results," said Branden Haynes, president of Hawkmoon, in a statement.
Hawkmoon Resources is focused entirely on its two Quebec gold projects.
The Wilson gold project is located in one of the world's largest gold-endowed areas, the Abitibi Greenstone Belt. It is accessed by government-maintained roads and is near the east of the town of Lebel-sur-Quevillon. The second project is situated in the Belleterre Gold Camp southwest of Val-d’Or.
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