Matador Mining begins inaugural winter drilling campaign at Cape Ray Gold in Newfoundland
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Matador’s first ever winter drill program has kicked off at the Cape Ray Gold Project in Newfoundland, Canada.
The 30-hole for 3,000 -4,500m diamond drill campaign will test targets at PW East, Stag Hill, Ise aux Morts, and Benton.
Matador (ASX:MZZ) says the program will investigate surficial geochemistry and magnetic anomalies at PW East and along the untested northern margin of the Central Zone mineral resource of 526,000ozat 2.2 g/t gold.
A follow-up on the 2021 results surficial and auger chemistry at Stag Hill will be carried out, and brownfield depth extensions and greenfield targets proximal to the Isle aux Morts deposit will also be tested.
MZZ executive chair Ian Murray said the company plans to mitigate the winter conditions in Newfoundland – which usually halts traditional drilling for a few months – by carrying out a drilling program that will maintain an “aggressive pace of exploration”.
“As the winter program then segues into our 2022 summer program, Matador will prove itself as an exploration company that can successfully and efficiently execute exploration programs in all seasons and provide investors with regular news flow throughout the year.
News flow from 35 diamond drill holes completed in the 2021 summer drilling season remain pending from the following targets:
Results are also pending for 1,200 conventional till samples from the Malachite Lake greenfield reconnaissance program and the remainder of the Stag Hill power auger sampling program.
This article was developed in collaboration with Matador Mining, a Stockhead advertiser at the time of publishing.
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