Winnebago(US:WGO) Globenewswire·2025-12-16 12:00Core Insights - White Gold Corp. announced results from the 2025 gradient and dipole-dipole induced polarization (IP) geophysical surveys at the Bridget Target on its Pedlar Property in Yukon, Canada, revealing multiple large-scale geophysical anomalies indicative of porphyry-style mineralization [6][9][20] - The Bridget target is located within the Minto-Carmacks Copper Belt, near significant deposits such as the Casino copper-gold-molybdenum deposit, which has substantial measured and indicated resources [7][8] - The results from the surveys have outlined five high-priority drill targets based on overlapping geophysical and geochemical signatures, indicating strong potential for concealed porphyry mineralization [19][21] Survey Results - The 2025 IP survey at Bridget identified 24 chargeability axes, with multiple moderate to strong anomalies detected across the grid, suggesting significant subsurface mineralization [16][20] - The survey covered 99.45 line-kms, with specific focus on the Bridget, Guilder, and Mt. Hart targets, detecting chargeability anomalies up to 200 meters in depth [15][21] - Five high-priority drill targets (TBRI-1 to TBRI-5) were constructed based on chargeability highs, resistivity lows, and elevated metal factor values, with TBRI-3 highlighted as a priority due to its size and strong polarizable anomaly [19][20] Geological Context - The Bridget target is characterized by a strong soil geochemical anomaly measuring 3.0 km x 3.5 km, with a Cu-Mo-Bi core and Ag-Zn-Pb-W halo, consistent with a zoned porphyry system [20] - The area is influenced by major crustal-scale faults, which host several significant multi-element deposits, enhancing the prospectivity of the Bridget target [8][10] - Historical exploration has shown that the Bridget target has remained a compelling anomaly since its initial identification in the 1970s, with recent surveys confirming and expanding upon earlier findings [10][22] Strategic Importance - The results come at a critical time as global demand for critical minerals is increasing, and Canada is emphasizing the development of domestic copper and critical minerals [11] - The Bridget target is positioned as a significant opportunity within a mining-friendly jurisdiction, aligning with the company's strategy to advance its critical mineral projects [11][23] - The company plans to continue its exploration efforts, including ground truthing, structural mapping, and diamond core drilling, to further assess the potential of the Bridget target and other identified anomalies [21][26]