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White Gold's 2017 program will include bedrock interface sampling, utilizing GroundTruth Exploration's GTProbe.
White Gold Corp. Feb. 15 provided an overview of the 2017 exploration program at its 297,000-hectare (734,000 acres) land package in the White Gold District, Yukon.
This program will be carried out on 22 of the company's gold properties in the district and is slated to include rotary air blast drilling; soil sampling; bedrock interface sampling, utilizing GroundTruth Exploration's GTProbe; drone surveys; geophysical surveys; mapping and prospecting.
This year's planned 20,000-meter RAB drilling will focus on high priority targets at the Nolan, IND, Loonie, Dime and Black Hills properties.
The planned supplementary work will be performed to advance priority targets on other properties - particularly Nolan, the Hunker, Bonanza, Brew, and Wolf - to drill-ready status for 2018.
The work on the remainder of the projects is designed to follow up on known areas of interest.
Following the completion of a C$18 million financing late in 2016, which includes C$14.5 million invested by Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd, White Gold's 2017 exploration program is fully financed.
White Gold's large land position is the result of an option agreement the company entered into with noted Yukon prospector Shawn Ryan and Wildwood Exploration Inc., a company owned by Ryan and his wife, Cathy Wood.
Ryan now serves as senior technical advisor to White Gold and Rob Carpenter, a founder of Kaminak Gold Corp., is on the board of directors.
White Gold is also utilizing GroundTruth Exploration, an innovative exploration company founded by Ryan, to advance the exploration on its large land package in the Yukon.
-SHANE LASLEY
Over his more than 16 years of covering mining and mineral exploration, Shane has become renowned for his ability to report on the sector in a way that is technically sound enough to inform industry insiders while being easy to understand by a wider audience.
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