PROJECT
OVERVIEW
The Larder Lake Property (14 claims covering 4,630 hectares in 2 separate blocks) covers favourable fault structures within the Larder Lake gold camp, including a 12 km strike length along the easterly trending Misema-Mist Lake Fault, an eastern extension of the highly mineralized Kirkland Lake Fault, plus two N-NW trending cross structures, totalling an additional 4 km in length. The property’s eastern boundary is also the Ontario-Quebec provincial boundary.
The southern property boundary encompasses the easterly and westerly extensions of the Ossian Prospect. Historical work between 1924 to 1938 includes trenching, diamond drilling and sinking of a two-compartment exploration shaft to 64m (210 ft) depth and 240m (800 ft) of development on 2 levels. The prospect was described as an east-trending quartz vein containing sericite, calcite and pyrite traced over 120m in a felsic porphyry host rock. This vein returned assays up to 21.5 g/t Au over 1.23m (0.63 opt over 4 feet) from channel sampling.
The southern property boundary encompasses the easterly and westerly extensions of the Ossian Prospect. Historical work between 1924 to 1938 includes trenching, diamond drilling and sinking of a two-compartment exploration shaft to 64m (210 ft) depth and 240m (800 ft) of development on 2 levels. The prospect was described as an east-trending quartz vein containing sericite, calcite and pyrite traced over 120m in a felsic porphyry host rock. This vein returned assays up to 21.5 g/t Au over 1.23m (0.63 opt over 4 feet) from channel sampling.