Drill hole RSC-135, part of an infill drilling program at the North Stock gold zone, intersected 405.4m at 1.31gpt Au, including 50.3m at 5.87gpt Au, and 7.6m at 21.82gpt Au.
Near vertical drill holes, RSC-132 and RSC-135 were drilled from a location near the top of North Stock Hill, and were drilled to the south to test the vertical continuity and extent of the central portion of the North Stock gold zone.
Both holes intersected continuous gold mineralization beginning at shallow depths and extending to vertical depths in excess of 300m.
Infill drilling at North Stock and at Antelope Basin in 2010 was designed to improve delineation of the high grade gold mineralization within the larger volume of more modest grade gold values.
The results of this drilling at North Stock have started to define a network of anastomozing, northeast-trending, steeply dipping high grade structures within the core of the North Stock gold zone.
To date, drilling indicates a total strike length of this high grade zone of gold veins of approximately 300m.
The most shallow intersection of the high grade zone is at about 79m, and the deepest is at nearly 400m below surface.