- Results from the soil sample programs identified five clusters of anomalous values on the property
- Anomalous values in gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc provided excellent targets for follow-up work
- Highlights from collected samples included results of 112 ppb gold, 13 g/t (ppm) silver, and another sample that returned 416 ppm copper
- Drilling on the Lost Dog property will commence in early September
- Canadian Silver Hunter Inc. is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on gold, silver and cobalt exploration in Ontario and Quebec
- Canadian Silver Hunter Inc. (AGH.H) is up 18.2 per cent, trading at C$1.58 per share at 3 pm ET
Canadian Silver Hunter. (AGH.H) is pleased to announce that permitting has been approved for the drill program at the Lost Dog property west of Timmins.
Rock, soil and till sample assay results have also been received by the company.
Results from the soil sample programs identified five clusters of anomalous values on the property. Anomalous values in gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc provided excellent targets for follow-up work.
Just over 500 samples were collected on the property. Highlights included analysis results of 112 ppb gold, 13 g/t (ppm) silver, and another sample that returned 416 ppm copper.
Drilling on the Lost Dog property will commence in early September 2021.
Canadian Silver Hunter Inc. is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on gold, silver and cobalt exploration in Ontario and Quebec. Canadian Silver Hunter currently owns three properties: the Silver-Centre property which includes the prolific past producing Keeley and Frontier mines, located near Cobalt, Ontario; the Lac Lachance property, located in the Windfall Lake area near Lebel sur Quevillon, Quebec; the Dark Horse and Whitesides property located near West Timmins, Ontario, and has an option to acquire a 100 per cent interest in the Lost Dog property, located near Timmins, Ontario.
Canadian Silver Hunter Inc. (AGH.H) is up 18.2 per cent, trading at C$1.58 per share at 3 pm ET.