Thursday, 3rd July 2008 (453 views)

Hidefield Gold has announced an update for its Don Nicolas gold project following the completion of the Phase III drilling programme.

The results come from 14 holes across four veins at the project.

Around three drill holes were started in the Reyna vein with results reporting 2.05 g/t of gold across 5.85 metres. Within this interval was a grade of 9.25 g/t of gold across 0.8 metres.

At the Coyote Sur vein, the average grading was 11.57 g/t of gold across 27 metres. This included 7.39 g/t of gold across 1.92 metres.

In the Coyote Norte vein, one drill hole reported a result of 8.7 g/t of gold across 23.21 metres.

Phase III of the drill programme was completed in April this year and totalled 60 holes across 7,367 metres.

The gold project is located in the Santa Cruz Province, Argentina.

Hidefield Gold has another property in Argentina, along with properties in Brazil, Alaska and Canada.

 

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