TORONTO, ON - March 24, 2022 - Graycliff Exploration Limited (the “Company” or “Graycliff”) (CSE: GRAY) (OTCQB: GRYCF) (FSE: GE0) is pleased to announce that the Company has commenced Phase 4 drill program at the Shakespeare Gold Project located on the prolific Canadian Shield near Sudbury, Ontario. The Company has also commenced initial regional exploration at the adjacent 1,500-hectare Baldwin Project that shares a number of geological characteristics with the Shakespeare Project.
Phase 4 at Shakespeare will include:
- Mobilization of a second drill rig as part of the Company’s plan to complete a minimum of 5,000 metres (“m”) of core drilling with average hole lengths of approximately 150m
- Geophysical surveying and interpretation designed to generate new exploration targets
- Initial till sampling
- Environmental baseline program
- Continuous updating of 3D modelling with new data from all sources, including all drill results
Baldwin exploration highlights:
- Regional field sampling program
- Geophysical surveying and interpretation to generate new exploration targets
- Initial till sampling
- Initial drill program of up to 2,500 m on priority targets
“Upon the conclusion of Phase 4 drilling at Shakespeare, we will have drilled over 12,500 metres within the proximity of the Miller Shaft and aim to have added additional critical mass to the mineralized zone at depth. We are now able to branch out of the current mineralized area and test other areas of interest that will be further defined through our sampling and geophysical programs. We look forward to updating the market regularly throughout the remainder of the year with assay results and conclusions from our exploration programs,” stated President and CEO James Macintosh.
“The Baldwin Project’s geological similarity to Shakespeare allows us to approach exploration with a thesis similar to what we have been using at Shakespeare. We plan to conclude the first phase of exploration with a small drill program designed to test targets that result from our geophysical and field sampling programs,” stated Bruce Durham, Graycliff’s Technical Advisor and QP.