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NEWBIEVESTORon Mar 19, 2019 9:18pm
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RE:Western Flanks
RE:Western FlanksThis is worth a repost especially after today’s conference call where Selby said this:
we think these have the potential just like in the Abitibi just like in the Timmons camp to continue for at least one or two km at depth. The potential for a very, very large gold resource. Drills have yet to prove it but if this mineralization really goes down 2km we have 20 million ounces in the western flanks alone.
NEWBIEVESTOR wrote: Understanding the bulk tonnage significant potential at the western flanks shear zone
Here is how to calculate a rough estimate at what could be at the WF. Visualize it as a 3D box. The length of the structure is currently defined at 900 meters and remains open at both ends.
The depth of the mineralization is currently estimated at 250 meters and remains open because nothing has been drilled deeper yet.
The mineralization is in 6 vertical structures that vary in size and length of the ore body. As seen in the picture there are drill holes with intersections through each structure that total over 40 meters, most recently WFN-065 hole totals almost 60m gold mineralization. You can also see there are narrower parts of the shear zone that are likely under 20 meters. For our “rough” calculation we’ll say 30 meters is the average.
So from what we KNOW our box is 900m x 250m x 30m= 6.75 million. There are approximately 3 tons per sq/m = 20.25 million tons.
The average grade is what we’re still finding out. Using 4g/t dividing by 31 to convert to ounces is 2.6 million oz.
What we still don’t know is the depth and length of the shear zone. What if it still extends another 300m and more than doubles in depth? What if the average grade is 4.5g/t? There could be the potential for 10 million oz. This also doesn’t account for the pyritic sediment crossing through the shear zone creating the bonanza discoveries. We also have 3 other shears, WF is pointing towards being the largest.
-Newbievestor