Blue Thunder (BLUE) has started a 2021 field program at its Muss Project.
The Toronto-based mineral exploration company has a 100 per cent interest in the project.
The project is located in the Chibougamau Gold District, Quebec.
The program follows up on encouraging results reported in late 2020 and will include drilling. A total of 2,600 metres of diamond drilling is planned in the Phase 1 program.
A number of targets will be tested on the Muus property targeting "Nelligan-style" sedimentary-hosted gold mineralization, including extensions of hole MUUS20-01 in the Discovery Zone and Induced Polarization anomalies identified over the Tectonic Grid.
Till and soil sampling surveys are also underway both at the Muus and Fancamp properties.
A total of 175 till samples will be collected and processed for gold grain content using their proprietary automated analysis technique.
Property-scale 3-D modelling and targeting work is also scheduled to take place.
Blue Thunder is a gold exploration company that controls 100 per cent of a large land position near Chibougamau, Québec.
The Muus Project covers approximately 52,000 ha in five non-contiguous claim blocks in the eastern part of the Abitibi Greenstone Belt, referred to as the Muus, Muus East, Fancamp, Nisk and Embry properties. The project is considered prospective for gold and base metal mineralization, as a series of prominent ductile and brittle fault‐sets transect the property, including the Guercheville and Fancamp deformation zones, both of which are associated with numerous past and currently producing precious‐ and base‐metal mines in the district.
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