Tudor Gold (TSXV: TUD) continues to report results from resource expansion and definition drilling at the Goldstorm deposit at its flagship property, Treaty Creek.
The company announced the second set of results from its 2021 program, highlighted by an exceptional extension of the 300 Horizon and CS600 to the northeast in hole GS-21-113 that contains 972 metres of 1.265 grams per tonne gold-equivalent, including 456 metres of 1.352 grams per tonne gold-equivalent in the 300 Horizon, and 405 metres of 1.439 grams per tonne gold-equivalent in CS-600.
Consistent mineralization was also confirmed in drill hole GS-21-112, which further extended DS-5 to the northwest with 219 metres of 1.287 grams per tonne gold-equivalent, including 79.5 metres of 2.079 grams gold-equivalent per tonne.
Intercepts in the 300 Horizon in drill hole GS-21-111 totalled 613.5 metres of 0.869 grams gold-equivalent per tonne, including an enriched section of 120 metres averaging 1.974 grams gold-equivalent per tonne within a 351 metre interval of 1.253 grams per tonne gold-equivalent.
Meanwhile, near-surface gold mineralization continues along the SW trend for over a kilometre at the Perfect Storm zone, as PS-21-06 encountered 118.6 metres of 0.721 gram per tonne gold-equivalent, including 59.9 metres of 0.927 gram per tonne gold-equivalent. The mineralized system appears to be gaining strength towards the Iron Cap deposit, approximately 3 km to the southwest, according to the company.
Copper mineralization was also observed in drill hole GS-21-113 within the CS-600 domain, with 405 metres averaging 0.618% copper and an enriched zone of 273 metres averaging 0.845% copper.
“We are very excited to see the continuation of these exceptional drill results from our resource definition and exploration drilling program at Goldstorm,” Tudor’s president and CEO Walter Storm stated in a news release.
Tudor Gold’s Treaty Creek project in northwestern British Columbia. Credit: Tudor Gold.
“The northeastern step-out drilling of the 300 Horizon, CS-600 and DS-5 domains continues to demonstrate the robust nature of the Goldstorm deposit. We continue to expand the size of the deposit with some of the best gold and copper results obtained to-date on the project.”
Due to the recent success with the Goldstorm results, drilling at Perfect Storm has been delayed and will resume once the the northeastern limits to the Goldstorm deposit are delineated.
The objective of the current program is to find the limits to the Goldstorm deposit and to upgrade the company’s initial mineral resource estimate, which showed 19.41 million gold-equivalent ounces of measured and indicated grading 0.74 gram gold equivalent per tonne and 7.9 million gold-equivalent ounces of inferred grading 0.79 gram gold-equivalent per tonne.
The Treaty Creek property is located in the heart of the Golden Triangle of northwestern British Columbia, and is on-trend from Seabridge Gold‘s (TSX: SEA; NYSE: SA) KSM project, 5 km to the southwest of Goldstorm.
Tudor bills Treaty Creek as one of the largest gold discoveries of the last 30 years.
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