The five holes are collared over a distance about 1000m west to east on the 100% owned part of the Blackwater gold project.
All holes returned anomalous gold values to depths in excess of 300m. Holes are targeted to explore and delineate the bulk gold deposit developing at the Blackwater gold project.
BW 97 returned good gold values from surface to about 200m deep, with scattered gold mineralization deeper in the hole.
BW 97 is south of mineralization known to date and extends the mineralized zone southwest. It leaves open possibility of further extension.
BW 93 and 94 are 50m apart and about 150m west of BW 97. Both holes returned gold in narrow ore grade intervals over much of their depth, but both are less strongly mineralized than elsewhere. The holes define lower grade mineralization within the larger mineralized zone.
BW 95, southwest of the mineralized zone, returned mineralized intersections between 100m and 240m deep.
BW 96 is north of known mineralization in the Jarrit claim. Between 220m and 340m deep, gold values are anomalous; the rocks are strongly silicified reflecting the alteration associated with the Blackwater deposit.