RE: Taylor Gold Mine -
it could be another Macassa if they drilled deeper where they are,
and continued drilling in the new areas that they acquired.
Kirkland Lake Gold has high hopes for Taylor Mine
Massive drilling effort reveals new gold zone, multiple extensions 36
Apr 26, 2018 2:00 PM by: Northern Ontario Business Staff
Kirkland Lake Gold pic
Another round of exploration drilling at Kirkland Lake Gold’s
Taylor Mine continues to produce high-grade results.
The company reported there’s a new gold zone 500 metres below the mine
with other promising mineralization between the West Porphyry and
Shaft Deposits.
Beginning late last year and into the early part of 2018,
the company punched 91 holes from both the surface and underground
as part of a massive 31,000-metre drill program to follow up
on some key exploration targets.
Some of the intercepts at Taylor
include 45.2 grams per tonne (g/t) over 2.4 metres,
including 75.5 g/t over 0.8 m,
with numerous visible-gold stringers.
Between West Porphyry and the Shaft Deposits, some of the results
include 19.0 g/t over 6.1 metres,
including 44.4 g/t over 1.7 m.
Located near Matheson, Taylor Mine was picked up as part of
Kirkland Lake Gold’s acquisition of
St. Andrew Goldfields in 2016.
It’s located along the historically productive
Porcupine Destor Fault More exploration drilling has tracked
high-grade gold-bearing quartz veins now extending
2.9 kilometres east of the Shaft Deposit.
The company calls the results from all three of these targets at
Taylor as “significant.”
“Today’s drill results are very encouraging, as they demonstrate
the considerable growth potential that exists at multiple locations
around our existing deposits at Taylor,”
said company president Tony Makuch in a statement.
It fits with their plan to make Taylor Mine
a one million-ounce-per year producer
within five to seven years.
“Our exploration program at Taylor is continuing
with four surface drills and one underground drill in operation
as we continue our work to grow the mine’s mineral resources and
mineral reserves,” said Makuch.
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God Bless
it could be another Macassa if they drilled deeper where they are,
and continued drilling in the new areas that they acquired.
Kirkland Lake Gold has high hopes for Taylor Mine
Massive drilling effort reveals new gold zone, multiple extensions 36
Apr 26, 2018 2:00 PM by: Northern Ontario Business Staff
Kirkland Lake Gold pic
Another round of exploration drilling at Kirkland Lake Gold’s
Taylor Mine continues to produce high-grade results.
The company reported there’s a new gold zone 500 metres below the mine
with other promising mineralization between the West Porphyry and
Shaft Deposits.
Beginning late last year and into the early part of 2018,
the company punched 91 holes from both the surface and underground
as part of a massive 31,000-metre drill program to follow up
on some key exploration targets.
Some of the intercepts at Taylor
include 45.2 grams per tonne (g/t) over 2.4 metres,
including 75.5 g/t over 0.8 m,
with numerous visible-gold stringers.
Between West Porphyry and the Shaft Deposits, some of the results
include 19.0 g/t over 6.1 metres,
including 44.4 g/t over 1.7 m.
Located near Matheson, Taylor Mine was picked up as part of
Kirkland Lake Gold’s acquisition of
St. Andrew Goldfields in 2016.
It’s located along the historically productive
Porcupine Destor Fault More exploration drilling has tracked
high-grade gold-bearing quartz veins now extending
2.9 kilometres east of the Shaft Deposit.
The company calls the results from all three of these targets at
Taylor as “significant.”
“Today’s drill results are very encouraging, as they demonstrate
the considerable growth potential that exists at multiple locations
around our existing deposits at Taylor,”
said company president Tony Makuch in a statement.
It fits with their plan to make Taylor Mine
a one million-ounce-per year producer
within five to seven years.
“Our exploration program at Taylor is continuing
with four surface drills and one underground drill in operation
as we continue our work to grow the mine’s mineral resources and
mineral reserves,” said Makuch.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=149661629
God Bless
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