North Springs Resources has defined the planned exploration work at its gold property, which is situated in Nevada’s Mineral Ridge mining district.
The target of the proposed $500,000 work campaign will be numerous fresh gold targets, which contain high-grade shear zones, dispersed mineralization and feeder veins that are identical to veins that have been mined through the open-pit method by many companies at the Mineral Ridge gold deposits.
According to Harry Lappa, North Springs’ President, the company has drill targets that are outlined well depending on the completed field work, through which excellent capacity was gained for identifying an extensive gold deposit in the property. The planned targets have included mineralization of freely visible, high-grade gold that are open at the surface, which seems to have stacked shear mineralization zones offering an open-pit target. The company will examine many gold-bearing vein sites found in previous works. This campaign will be validated continuously and the company will appraise other possible mining opportunities before concluding the plans of exploration.
The planned comprehensive work at the North Springs property has included a preliminary reverse circulation (RC) drilling for examining the prominently mineralized gold at the property, geochemical sampling and comprehensive mapping of the feasible mineral targets in order to outline orientation and surface level of the gold anomalies, gridline soil geochemical sampling program at the Roadrunner Target, gridline bio-vegetation sampling campaign at the Coyote Summit Target that has expanded southwesterly, CSAMT geophysical and induced polarization (IP) and limited magnetic surveys over the targets for making 3-D sulfide mineralization level, finding lands near the property and purchasing new claim areas, assessing all compiled information and makes a latest technical report for the gold property.