Core Insights - Great Pacific Gold Corp. is actively exploring the Wild Dog Project in Papua New Guinea, with a focus on high-priority targets within a 3km strike length [1][2] - The current drill program involves approximately 2,500 meters of diamond drilling across 16 planned holes, with a strong conductivity trend identified over 15km [2] Drilling Program Update - The Phase 1 drill program has commenced, with the first results indicating the intersection of high-grade copper-gold hydrothermal breccia [4][5] - The company has completed three drill holes, with a fourth hole currently in progress [5] - Drill hole WDG-02 intercepted 7.0 meters at 10.3 g/t AuEq, including 2.0 meters at 14.3 g/t AuEq [7][10] Geological Insights - WDG-02 targeted sulphide mineralization beneath the historic Central Oxide Pit, previously mined for high-grade oxide gold [7] - The geology of WDG-02 includes weathered andesite, lapilli tuff, and hydrothermal breccia, with significant mineralization observed [12][13] Technical Improvements - The company has refined its drilling techniques, leading to improved core recovery rates in subsequent holes [8][9] - Core recovery for WDG-02 was reported at 83%, with ongoing improvements noted in WDG-03 and WDG-04 [19] Future Plans - The company anticipates a steady flow of news from the drilling program as it systematically tests about 10% of the overall 15km Wild Dog structural corridor [4] - Further drilling is planned to follow up on the main Wild Dog vein structure, with WDG-04 currently underway [7][8]
Great Pacific Gold Intersects 7.0 m of 10.3 g/t Au Eq. at Wild Dog