An independent legal survey of the North 1 claim, owned by Ecstall Mining (VSE), will be carried out this summer.
Measuring 300 by 2,000 ft., the property is in the vicinity of drilling being carried out by Canarc Resource (TSE) on the North zone of its Polaris-Taku property in northwestern British Columbia.
The North zone represents a new discovery north of Canarc’s previously defined resource of 2.6 million tons grading 0.43 oz. gold per ton, within the down-plunge extention of the old Polaris-Taku mine.
Canarc’s North zone drilling included 14 holes covering a strike length of about 1,200 ft. All the holes intersected altered and mineralized shear veins up to 60 ft. wide, with the best hole returning 12.6 ft. grading 0.32 oz. The northernmost holes of Canarc (No. 11 with 19.3 ft. grading 0.25 oz., and No. 12 with 56.3 ft. grading 0.084 oz.) are about 250 ft. south of Ecstall’s ground.
Ecstall believes a portion of the North zone may occupy its claim, and the independent survey is aimed at determining the location of the North claim relative to Canarc’s drilling.
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