Big Gold intersects mineralization at Tabor Property in Northwestern Ontario
Big Gold Inc. has announced that another mineralized intersection has been drilled at the Tabor Property in the Shebandowan Greenstone Belt in Northwestern Ontario. Drill hole TB-24-004 intersected an interval containing mineralized quartz vein material with up to 4% pyrite and 2% pyrrhotite.
The maiden drilling program at Tabor is now complete, with core sampling nearing its final stages. Some samples have already been submitted for analysis. “Our drill team was extremely efficient throughout the core drilling program at Tabor. Initial interpretation shows encouraging alteration and mineralization in the holes, and we are pleased with how the maiden drill program was executed,” said Scott Walters, CEO. “The first two sample shipments have already been delivered to the laboratory, and assays are in progress. Final logging and sampling will be completed in the coming days.”
About the Tabor Project
The Tabor Property is located adjacent to the east and along trend of Goldshore’s Moss Lake gold deposit, which hosts inferred and indicated mineral resources of 6.73 million ounces of gold, including an Indicated Resource of 1.535 million ounces grading 1.23 g/t and an Inferred Resource of 5.198 million ounces grading 1.11 g/t. The Tabor Property lies approximately 20 kilometers west of Delta Resources’ Delta-1 Project. Geological characteristics at Tabor, including quartz veins, shearing, and associated sulphides, are similar to those found at neighboring properties, such as Goldshore’s Moss Lake project, where a recent drill hole intersected 2.17 g/t gold over 50.35 meters. At Delta-1, Delta Resources recently reported a drill intercept of 15.94 g/t gold over 10 meters (March 1, 2024).
The completion of the maiden drilling program at Tabor marks an important step for Big Gold, as assay results are expected to further define the property’s gold potential.
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