New Found Gold Corp V.NFG

LAB news - high grade grab samples along AF

[Flyder]

This is quite interesting, given the location on the east side of the Appleton Fault, and just north of the boundary with NFG's property.

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/326-tsx-venture/lab/106987-labrador-gold-samples-338-g-t-au-in-new-discovery-at-golden-glove-3-5km-south-of-big-vein.html

[Retiredgeo]

From the evidence to date (drill, grab and till) the Appleton fault is highly mineralized here and there up and down it's entire length.  NFG and friends are still scatching the surface of what is there.  The stock chart aside we are still at the beginning of the Discovery phase.

[goforthegold]

Looking at the map, the headline sample of 338 g/t looks like it's just 100-200 meters north of NGF's property.

[Flyder]

Further proof of Appleton Fault gold mineralization.  So much more to find along its entire length.

[megacopper]

  Yes along it's entire length and just not the Queensway North but also the Queensway South property that covers 70 km of the Appleton Fault and the JBP Fault. Still very early days in the discovery phase. The past few weeks of share price decline for the NL gold juniors is just a bump in the road. There is a whole lot of high grade gold along these faults. This is the first time

[wajac]

Yes the first serious money and exploration program. Rubicon drilled a 5000 meter program at JBP in 2004. They turned up interesting results at H Pond and Pocket Pond and recommended a $200,000 drilling program for 2005. It never happened. Current drilling at JBP is basically following up on recommendations made by Rubicon in 2004. Based on the number of holes drilled at JBP good results are

[megacopper]

  Well they sure are drilling a lot of holes over there. Still only one drill rig on-site at the JBP Fault so not sure just how good it is just yet. But I'm thinking they got a few sniffs of something good over there. Everyone has gone really silent during the last few weeks until they get NFG listed south of the border. 

[cyberman]

Technical Report for Rubicon, dated Dec 9, 2005... in case anybody missed it last time :) https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1057791/000119907306000176/ex99_2.htm