- Tudor Gold (TUD) has increased its exploration efforts with eight drills at their Treaty Creek property
- The program is home to 30,000 metres of diamond drilling and has been made to test the extension of the Goldstorm Deposit well
- Tudor’s crews have organized four more drill rigs to the site from the winter route via the Brucejack Access Road
- Additionally, crews have started drilling the Eureka Zone, located 800 meters southeast of the Goldstorm Deposit
- The company’s relationship with local and nearby First Nations people continues to be one of growth and evolvement
- Tudor Gold Corp. (TUD) is up 0.62 per cent, trading at C$1.62 per cent at 3:54 pm ET
The Tudor Gold Corp (TUD) Phase 1 drilling program at Treaty Creek has doubled its efforts.
Located in BCs Golden Triangle, the program is home to 30,000 metres of diamond drilling and has been made to test the extension of the Goldstorm Deposit well.
On March 9, 2021, a report indicated mineral resources of 19.41 million ounces of AuEq grading 0.74 grams per tonne AuEq and an Inferred Mineral Resource of 7.9 million ounces of AuEq grading 0.79 grams per tonne of AuEq.
In addition, exploration diamond drilling will focus on the Calm Before the Storm (CBS) and the Eureka zones (EZ or Eureka).
Tudor’s crews have recently organized four more drill rigs to the site from the winter route via the Brucejack Access Road.
The drill contractors now have eight drill rigs working on three different targets. Six drill rigs have started drilling the most northern sides of the Goldstorm Deposit as step-out exploration holes.
Additionally, crews have started drilling the Eureka Zone, located 800 meters southeast of the Goldstorm Deposit.
When asked about the deposits, Ken Konkin, President and CEO of Tudor, added, “We are well ahead of schedule starting the step-out exploration drill holes in the northern aspects of the Goldstorm Deposit and initiating drill programs at CBS and Eureka.”
“A total of 1,600-line kilometres are expected to be flown during the next few days. This will serve as a vital mapping tool to aid continued exploration efforts throughout both properties,” concluded Konkin.
Regarding the company’s management efforts with local and nearby First Nations people, the relationships continue to be one of growth and evolvement.
Earlier in the year, the companies geologists and geometricians held a Core Processing Workshop, an Open-Invite for the Tahltan community members in Dease Lake.
Tudor Gold Corp. is a precious and base metals exploration and development company with properties in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle.
The Treaty Creek project consists of 17,913 hectares and borders Seabridge Gold Inc.’s KSM property to the southwest and borders Newcrest Mining Limited’s Brucejack property to the southeast.
Tudor Gold Corp. (TUD) is up 0.62 per cent, trading at C$1.62 per cent at 3:54 pm ET.