During recent exploration work, Aster Exploration (ME) discovered two encouraging gold indications on its Langloiserie property located southwest of Chibougamau, Que.
The first was uncovered at a depth of 198 ft, where a 2.3-ft section cut 1.2 oz gold per ton, the company says. Visible gold was observed.
The second was found at a depth varying between 230 ft and 492 ft. Gold and silver mineralization is reported. The company says the structure is about 260 ft thick and is located in a sulphide-rich zone.
A drilling and stripping program is planned for the property this year.
In other news, Aster reports the discovery of a gold-bearing structure on its Chibougamau-area Guercheville property, which is 50%-owned by Bay Resources & Services (ASE). Averaging more than 3 ft in width, the structure has a proven length of 245 ft and a depth of 560 ft. A drilling and stripping program is planned for this year.
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