Currently, a drill rig is being mobilised to site for the drilling program, which aims to drill around 2000m targeting the Dimbi zone and complete ten hole program by the end of 2013.
The drill holes intends to target the mapped mineralised structures, where six holes will jointly test updip projections of elevated copper intercepts in existing drill holes.
Marengo has deployed field mapping programme to understand the geological nature of the Dimbi zone, such as nature, extent and orientation of outcropping mineralised structures.
Drill holes are being deployed to test projections of interpreted north-east striking mineralised structures in the hanging wall of the Dimbi Fault, and also at elevated copper intercepts in nearby existing holes.
The Dimbi Fault, which is a fundamental north-westerly striking structure, dips at a high angle to the north-east and bounds to the Dimbi zone on the south-west.
An extended copper-in-soil geochemical anomaly will run parallel to, and overlies the hanging wall of the Dimbi Fault, which will reinforce the logic of current drilling strategy.
