Скачать или смотреть Juniper Drill Target - High Grade Float Sample. Gold Springs Project on the Nevada Utah Border

One of Gold Springs Resource Corp's Geologists, Hank Black, discusses the new Juniper Target at the Gold Springs project. The Juniper target is an epithermal gold system with quartz veining, breccias and strong stockwork zones and it has a 600 metres strike-length with potential extension to the north under post-mineral cover. The Juniper target lies on the Utah side of the Gold Springs project and is situated 200 metres northwest of, and runs parallel to, the North Jumbo resource. The Juniper target is defined by a strong north-south CSAMT (ground geophysical survey) resistivity anomaly. The anomaly is of similar magnitude and length to the anomaly which covers the North Jumbo resource but is much broader in width reaching up to 400 metres versus 200 metres at North Jumbo. The CSAMT anomaly is open to the north where the Company plans to extend the CSAMT ground geophysical survey coverage (see map below). Juniper is also centered on a high resistivity anomaly from the airborne ZTEM geophysical survey. The North Jumbo resource follows the eastern edge of this ZTEM anomaly (see map below). These anomalies show broad zones of resistivity highs centered on the strong quartz-sericite alteration and a region of structural complexity which is a similar setting to both the North and South Jumbo resources. This target area has seen limited sampling by the Company and by previous companies which controlled the project in the past (Astral Mining and Cambior Exploration USA*). Significant results from rock chip sampling were achieved by all groups with gold values ranging from 0.128 g/t to 14.2 g/t and silver from 0.9 g/t to 192.8 g/t. High-grade gold values were obtained from strongly sericite-altered andesite, often displaying stockwork veining, which generally contained little to no vein material. These samples include 1.27 g/t Au collected by the Company and 14.2 g/t collected by Astral Mining.This type of mineralization is supportive of widespread gold mineralization and highlights Juniper as a bulk target. The northern portion of the Juniper target is predominantly covered by post-mineral volcanic flows. Windows exposing the underlying material contain strongly quartz-sericite altered andesite frequently containing veins up to 0.5 meters in width and broad zones of stockwork veins and breccia development. The style of mineralization, the alteration and the structural setting at Juniper are like those seen in the southern portion of the North Jumbo resource where +100 metre zones of +1 g/t Au have been intersected in drilling. Historical mine pits are seen throughout the juniper target area, exposing quartz veins, hydrothermal breccias, and strongly altered andesite. Juniper has scattered exposures of altered and veined outcrop showings, that can be seen through windows in the overlying post-mineral material. It appears that the quartz-sericite alteration and stockwork veining extends under the thin cover, potentially stretching over an area roughly 600 x 400 metres and remains open to the north where the possible extension goes under post-mineral cover.The Juniper target is bound by two regional left-lateral strike-slip faults that have accommodated extension and dilational zones with a series of intersecting faults, oblique to the main strike-slip fault zones (see map below). These fault intersections have similar character and shapes to structural zones that host the North and South Jumbo resources.There are a numerous historical mining pits and one reclaimed shaft located within the target area.