Core Insights - Great Pacific Gold Corp. is actively exploring the Wild Dog Project in Papua New Guinea, focusing on high-grade gold-copper potential through a new drill program [1][2][29] Exploration Activities - The current drill program targets a 3km strike length within a mineralized corridor, with plans for 2,500 meters of diamond drilling across 16 holes [2][3] - A MobileMT geophysical survey identified a strong conductivity trend over 15km in strike and depths exceeding 1,000 meters, indicating significant mineralization potential [2][4] Drilling Results - Initial results from the Phase 1 drill program show promising intercepts, including 7.0 meters at 10.3 g/t AuEq in hole WDG-02 and 6.0 meters at 8.6 g/t AuEq in hole WDG-04 [4][7] - The drilling has confirmed the presence of the main Wild Dog vein structure in holes WDG-02, WDG-04, and WDG-05, while WDG-03 did not intercept the main vein due to geological displacement [11][7] Drill Hole Details - As of now, four drill holes have been completed, with WDG-05 nearing completion and WDG-06 planned to further test the main vein structure [5][6] - The details of the drill holes, including coordinates, depth, and status, are documented, with WDG-01 expected to be redrilled later in the program [6][8] Geological Insights - The geology of WDG-04 indicates a transition from weathered material to fresh rock, with significant mineralization observed in the main Wild Dog vein structure [12][16] - The core samples from WDG-04 show strong silicification and mineralization, with notable grades of gold and copper in specific intervals [16][23] Company Overview - Great Pacific Gold holds a portfolio of exploration-stage projects in Papua New Guinea, with a focus on developing gold-copper resources [29][30] - The company is committed to adhering to industry best practices for quality assurance and control in its exploration activities [27][28]
Great Pacific Gold Wild Dog Drilling Returns 6m at 8.6 g/t AuEq in WDG-04