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Thursday, 24th May 2007 (3255 views)

Wildcat Exploration Limited has announced additional results from its ongoing work on the Jeep project which is located in south-eat Manitoba.

Situated along the Rice Lake greenstone belt, some significant gold values have already been found on site.

These include one find of 0.3 metres with a grade of 36.04 grams of gold per tonne which was intersected from 99.17 to 99.47 metres of a drill hole.

The work is part of Wildcat's Jeep project for 2007 which is targeting the area to the south-east of the historic Jeep mine.

It is going to outline and extend the strike length of recently discovered nickel and copper mineralisation.

Wildcat is a Winnipeg-based mineral exploration company actively exploring for gold and base metals in Canada. Back in September it announced new gold finds at Jeep, which is just 250 kilometres north-east of Winnipeg.

This property hosts a former gold mine that yielded the highest grade gold ore ever mined in the Rice Lake greenstone belt.

 

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