Brunswick Exploration Ltd. has announced that mineralization of MR 4 High Grade on the Mirage property located in Saskatchewan, Canada, has been extended to a strike length of 600 meters.
Results of the horizontality drill program show that the mineralized zone extends for 600 meters along the MR 4 zone, with 70 meters vertical depth. Samples collected throughout the program indicated the presence of significant gold and silver values.
High grade grab samples illustrated 4.08 g/t gold equivalents in quartz-feldspar porphyry dikes hosted in ultramafic sequences. Samples from this high grade mineralization showed 178 g/t gold equivalent, coming from both visible gold and silver in quartz and sulfide veins.
The mineralization mainly occurs in a quartz vein system with the most abundant minerals being sulfides and quartz. The vein strike lengths average between 2 to 61 meters in width and 2 to 3 meters in thickness.
This new discovery, combined with the previously discovered mineralization on the Mirage property, suggests that the project has the potential to host multiple high grade gold occurrences in a mineralized system of significant size and scope.
Brunswick Exploration Ltd. chief executive, Dean ChristTIONally, commented: “These results reflect the positive effects of our continued exploration investment and our commitment to seeking out high grade mineralization. We are very pleased with the increasing size of the mineralized zone, which speaks to the potential of the property.”
The company plans to continue exploration on the property in the near future. With two key discoveries and a proven mineralization system, Brunswick Exploration Ltd. is expecting a thrilling future for the Mirage project. As investors await further news, the company is well-positioned to make another major breakthrough in its quest to uncover more high grade minerals at the Mirage property.
