old news release from 2010 here is another old news release,this time from 2010, over 18 metres at 49 grams per ton is almost like saying 180 metres at 4.9 grams per ton, other companies are reporting 100 metres at 1 gram per ton and people are getting excited, dec is reporting hits that are 10 times better than other companies
i am not pumping this, i am just stating facts and figures for newbies,if you want to buy some shares, buy them,if you don't want to, don't
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2010-09-21 11:48 ET - News Releaseat
See News Release (C-MTB) Mountain Boy Minerals Ltd
Mr. Ed Kruchkowski of Mountain Boy reports
MOUNTAIN BOY MINERALS LTD.: 49.2 GRAMS PER TONNE GOLD OVER 18.45 METERS INTERSECTED IN DDH-UMON-2010-1
Mountain Boy Minerals Ltd. has released more drill results received from the diamond drilling on the high-grade-gold-bearing Montrose zone at its Red Cliff project in northwestern British Columbia. The Red Cliff is a gold/copper property consisting of eight Crown-granted mineral claims situated in the Skeena mining division approximately 25 miles north of the town of Stewart, B.C. The property is operated under joint venture and is owned 60 per cent by Decade Resources Ltd. and 40 per cent by Mountain Boy Minerals. At present, access is via drill roads off the paved highway 37A.
Locally fine visible gold is associated with a stockwork of quartz-chalcopyrite-pyrite stringers occurring along a 30-metre wide shear zone. Strong disseminated and fracture-filled pyrite mineralization as well as galena-sphalerite-chalcopyrite-visible gold form an envelope to the above stockwork mineralization.
A total of 28 diamond drill holes have been completed on the Montrose zone within the Waterloo Crown-granted claim on the north side of Lydden Creek. The drill holes were on five different panels testing south of and beneath the area of drilling in 2009. Most of drilling was from pads 60 metres below and 100 metres south of the 2009 drill pads. The 2010-UMon-1 to 2010-UMon-4 holes were collared 20 metres south of DDH-2009-Mon-5 and 2010-UMon-6 and tested south of these holes. Results for another lower hole (DDH-2010-Mon-2) and the first two upper holes (DDH-2010-UMon-1 and 2010-UMon-2) are as the attached table indicates.
DDH From (m) To (m) (m) Au g/t
Mon-2010-2 119.51 132.62 13.11 3.30
and 136.28 137.53 1.25 3.11
UMon-2010-1 57.16 75.61 18.45 49.2
Including 73.78 74.08 0.30 2847
UMon-2010-2 45.12 58.54 13.42 8.19
Including 45.12 46.65 1.53 35.08
The interval in DDH-UMon-2010-1 is 2.18 g/t (grams per tonne) gold (Au) if the 0.3 interval of 2,847 g/t gold is excluded. The results of DDH-2010-UMon-1 confirm the high-grade nature of the structure in the area of DDH-2009-Mon-5 and 2010-UMon-6. DDH-2009-Mon-6 intersected 24.7 metres grading 20.87 grams per tonne gold with 2.13 metres averaging 142.2 grams per tonne gold. The intersections are believed to represent 70 per cent of true width.
Results for a further 24 drill holes testing the Montrose zone are pending. The Red Cliff joint venture committee is currently planning follow-up drilling on the Montrose zone this season. The Montrose zone is accessible by drill road and is within forest cover that will allow for drilling through the remainder of the year. Accordingly, the site is being readied for freeze-up conditions.
Ed Kruchkowski, PGeo, a qualified person under National Instrument 43-101, is in charge of the exploration program on behalf of the company. All sampled core is cut with a diamond saw and half then sent to be assayed by Assayers Canada of Vancouver, B.C. Gold values are determined using fire assay methods. Samples with coarse gold are determined using a combination of gravimetric and fire assay methods.