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Atac Resources Ltd. June 22 said it has begun the first phase of 2015 drilling and exploration at its Rackla Gold project in the Yukon Territory.
The phase-1 work will focus on expanding the Carlin-type gold discoveries at the Conrad zone and Anubis cluster within the Nadaleen Trend.
The objectives of this roughly C$3-million program include: shallow diamond drilling to continue testing the eastern portion of the Conrad Upper zone; drilling target at the untested area between the Conrad Upper and Middle zones; step-out drilling from hole OS-14-230 which intersected 42.67 meters of 3.03 grams per metric ton gold at the newly discovered Conrad Lower zone; and rotary air blast drilling targeting the more than 20 geochemical anomalies and structures that lie beneath a thin cover of overburden within the Anubis cluster.
"The 2015 exploration and drilling program is designed to cost-effectively expand mineralized zones at Conrad and refine targets within the Anubis Cluster for future drilling," said Atac CEO Graham Downs.
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