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Core from hole FA-17-17 at a depth of 135.5 metres. (Credit: Wallbridge Mining)[/caption]
QUEBEC – Nothing pleases a gold explorer more than visible gold in a drill core. That’s what has happened in eight of 14 recent holes drilled by Toronto’s
Wallbridge Mining Co. at its 100% owned Fenelon property 75 km northwest of Matagami.
The 14 holes had a total length of 2,873 metres, and all of them intersected the targeted mineralization. They were drilled to follow up on results from earlier in the year when five of nine holes intersected significant gold, including 7.06 metres of 149.08 g/t gold.
Wallbridge will continue drilling from surface, and an underground bulk sample is planned for later this year. The Fenelon project might begin producing gold by the end of 2018.
Additional details are available at
www.WallbridgeMining.com.
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