With more than 20 million ounces of historical gold production, the Zuleika Shear west of Kalgoorlie is tiger country and Dampier Gold would appear to have the tiger by the tail. The company is about to plough 30,000 metres of targeted air core and RC holes into its gaggle of gold projects around the Goldfields region that are headlined by the Zuleika gold project.
Flush with around $6m in fresh cash in its saddlebags, Dampier will look to back up some prior high-grade gold hits made last year across its pipeline of prospects in the multi-million-ounce gold corridor around the Goldfields region.
Dampier says the $2.8m drilling campaign will be split roughly two-thirds RC drilling and one third AC drilling as it vectors in on multiple significant gold systems.
Dampier’s ground straddles the Zuleika shear zone and the Bardoc Tectonic zone, both of which play host to world-class gold mines and other historical auriferous structures currently being worked up by a bevy of small-cap gold hopefuls like Perth-based Dampier Gold.
We are excited to commence the highly anticipated 2021 exploration program, with the primary objective to define and extend commercially viable JORC compliant resources and proceed rapidly to further development and to convert the Company from an explorer to a producer.
Following intensive geological field work including the extensive exploration in 2020, analysis of historical drilling, soil surveys, field mapping and target generation, the Company has developed a well-thought-out exploration program of +30,000 metres, designed to target new discoveries within our highly prospective 230km2 of tenure, on the world class Zuleika Shear.
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