Sitka Gold (TSXV: SIG; US-OTC: SITKF) plans to scale up drilling at its RC Gold project in Yukon after a new discovery at the Rhosgobel target, Vice-President for Corporate Development Mike Burke said.
Sitka completed more than 32,000 metres this year across the Blackjack and Eiger deposits and the Saddle zone, releasing all data from those areas, while a large share of pending (January) holes are due from Rhosgobel. Step-outs also probed the Contact zone and the Pukelman intrusion within the Clear Creek intrusive complex.
“With the success we’re having in the Yukon, we’ve got to remain focused there,” Burke said in a video interview with Mining.com host Rachel Lee.
RC Gold sits in the Tombstone Gold Belt and already hosts at-surface deposits at Blackjack and Eiger. Sitka plans a 50,000-60,000-metre program next year focused on growing those deposits and Rhosgobel, while advancing targets among 11 mineralized intrusions on the property. The company has roughly $43 million (US$31.2 million) in cash and no debt to fund the program.
Watch the full chat below:
The preceding Joint Venture Article is PROMOTED CONTENT sponsored by Sitka Gold and produced in cooperation with The Northern Miner.
Be the first to comment on "JV Video: Sitka lines up bigger Yukon drill after new find"