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Slam Mobilizes Drill Team to Moose Lake, Intersecting Broad Zones of Brecciated and Altered Rock With Visible Stibnite Along the Moose Lake Fault Zone
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Two drill holes totaling 224.5 meters were completed beneath antimony-bearing trenches at the Moose Lake occurrence in New Brunswick’s Bathurst Mining Camp. Trenching returned eight samples above 0.5% antimony, with Skull trench samples reaching 3.73% antimony, 1.965 g/t gold and 73.5 g/t silver; no drill assay results were reported.
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