Kootenay Silver Inc has announced the newest batch of results from the Phase 4 drill program at its Columba high-grade silver project in Mexico, which included 2,330 grams per tonne (g/t) silver across a drill length of 1.63 meters (m), as well as 574 g/t silver over 3.9m.
The exploration company said the latest batch of results successfully extend known mineralization beneath existing drilling at both the D Vein and F Vein targets.
“Each new batch of results continues to justify our excitement for the Columba Project,” Kootenay Silver CEO James McDonald said in a statement.
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“We are seeing both the D and F Vein expanding with additional drilling and are planning additional work to evaluate the many high priority targets that remain undrilled,” McDonald added.
Kootenay noted that the current diamond drill exploration program is planned at 15,000m and designed to step out on mineralized veins along strike and to depth within the target-rich Columba silver project.
It added that the latest results are from five drill holes, including one hole from D Vein and four holes from F Vein, and drilling is currently paused pending assays.
Kootenay Silver is an exploration company engaged in the discovery and development of mineral projects in the Sierra Madre Region of Mexico and British Columbia in Canada.
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