Caprice Resources Confirms Lady Sampson Base Metals
THE DRILL SERGEANT: Caprice Resources (ASX: CRS) reported results from recent drilling undertaken at the company’s Northampton polymetallic project in Western Australia.
Caprice Resources completed 11 holes at the Lady Sampson target, which was the first time any drilling has been done in the area.
The company reported results from the first drill hole (23NHRC001) earlier this month that had returned encouraging grades and widths of mineralisation from 39m down hole, including:
14 metres at 7.6 per cent lead, 1.1 per cent zinc and 3.1grams per tonne silver from 39m, including 6m at 11.4 per cent lead, 1.7 per cent zinc and 4.4g/t silver from 40m, and
3m at 4.2 per cent lead, 2.2 per cent zinc and 4.6g/t silver from 67m to EOH.
Caprice said the remaining holes (23NHRC002 – 011) confirmed the mineralisation, delineating a north-north-west strike with a likely steep easterly dip.
Anomalism and mineralisation have been delineated over at least 1,000 metres and remains open at depth and along strike, results included:
23NHRC011
7m at 3.5 per cent lead and 1.1 grams per tonne silver from 59m, including 2m at 7 per cent lead and 2.1g/t silver from 59m;
23NHRC008
5m at 3.1 per cent lead and 1.8g/t silver from 46m, including 1m at 7.4 per cent lead and 2.7g/t silver from 50m and 6m at 2.2 per cent lead and 1g/t silver from 53m; and
23NHRC0004
2m at 3 per cent zinc and 1.1 g/t silver from 56m.
“The program has highlighted the potential for mineralisation in this previously untested area, with the zone remaining open at depth and along strike,” Caprice Resources managing director Andrew Muir said in the company’s ASX announcement.
“The imminent follow up drilling will give further insight into continuity, metal zonation as well as depth and strike extents.”
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