Approximately 4,404 meters of diamond drilling was completed in 25 holes. Highlights include; Hole SHM22_06 intersected 813 g/t AgEq over 8.25 meters (at a depth of 23.15 - 31.40 meters), including a 0.60 meter intersection of 2,827 g/t silver, 18.7% zinc, and 1.6% lead.
The drill program tested five areas of the property including; (i) An extension of the KL vein -
A summary of the results from this drilling is provided as follows: (i) Extension of the KL Vein: Three holes (M22_04, SHM22_16 and SHM22_02) for a total of 457.46 meters which were completed to test the extension of the KL vein system. M22_04 encountered visible chalcopyrite mineralization which prompted the addition of hole SHM22_16 to investigate the possible extent of copper mineralization. M22_04 intersected 10% zinc over 1.10 meters from a hole depth of 38.40 to 39.50 meters. SHM 22_16 also intersected 62 g/t silver and 7.1% zinc over 0.50 meters from a hole depth of 66.15 to 66.65 meters. These intersections are thought to represent a possible north-easterly extension of the KL zone for approximately 200 meters. SHM22_02 further corroborated a possible north-eastern extension as it was drilled between the KL zone and hole M22_04. SHM22_02 intersected 175 g/t silver, 5.4% zinc, and 0.2% lead (342 g/t AgEq) over 1.10 meters from a hole depth of 53.70 to 54.80 meters and other mineralization encountered at various depths. The north-easterly extension of the KL zone requires further drill testing between these new holes and previous holes to verify the continuity of the zone.
Carbonate Belt: Fifteen holes were conducted to test areas of oxidized mantle and mineralization on surface and/or identified from trenching. A majority of these holes were drilled oblique to the
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