ConfusedI have to say I'm a bit confused. Maybe some of the regulars can help me out.
These are assays from surface grab samples, and they're from previously worked zones, right?
On Dec. 3, PUM released the nr below stating that they were resuming drilling on this property, but now they release surface grab samples? Are they drilling?
Any answers would be appreciated.
12/3/2009 10:44:46 AM
RIMOUSKI, QUEBEC, Dec 03, 2009 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --Exploration Puma (TSX VENTURE: PUM) is pleased to announce the resumption of drilling on the Pine Tree lens, located on the Rocky Brook Millstream fault at its Nicholas-Denys project in New Brunswick. This structure hosts six deposits: the Pine Tree, Half Mile, Shaft, Hache, Henry, and Great Northern.
Puma's strategy is to confirm the near-surface (0-100 metres) silver resources in the four lenses located on either side of the Shaft and Hache deposits, starting with the Pine Tree lens. Puma controls 100 % of the rights over 7 kilometres of the belt of favourable rocks that carries this mineralization.
Historic resources of 105,560 tonnes with 79.9 g/t Ag, 2.82% Pb, and 3.40% Zn were estimated at the Pine Tree deposit in 1969. That resource calculation does not comply with Canadian Standard 43-101