advances a Yukon gold restart and resource build-out
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advances a Yukon gold restart and resource build-out
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Stellar was a former producing asset in the in the '80s from '86 to '88 produced, you know, roughly 80,000 oz of gold.
the company also has hinted that there's the potential for antimony resources here, too... the Becker Cockburn deposit held a historical resource with up to 127,000 tons of 4% antimony.
indicated resources of 400,000 gold equivalent oz at 9.06 g per ton gold, plus inferred resources of 449,000 oz of gold equivalent at 6.45 g per ton.
the project also boasts the highest grade resource in all of the Yukon, with indicated resources of 400,000 gold equivalent oz at 9.06 g per ton gold, plus inferred resources of 449,000 oz of gold equivalent at 6.45 g per ton.
The program is fully funded following a recent financing round in April that saw the company raise 14.7 million.
This field season they're planning on drilling up to 16,000 m across the property under a maiden drill program.
Bluejay also says that they've got some environmental baseline work planned which signals they're already thinking big picture down the road.
Bluejay went out and found the Skukum Gold Project in Canada's Yukon.
Bluejay went out and found the Skukum Gold Project in Canada's Yukon.
they brought in Scott Hicks as chairman, who has a long list of successful exits in the mining sector as a member of the Lumina Group.
project generator Riverside Resources was prepping to do another spinout after the successful spinout of Capitan Silver a few years earlier.
There's 121,000 m of historical drill core that they've got to go through here
the infrastructure is still there from when it last operated, including a 270 ton per day mill that is still on site, along with a 50-person camp, a workshop and offices, and a network of access roads, plus 7 and 1/2 km of underground workings.
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