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xploration in northwestern British
Columbia's Golden Triangle region
continues to deliver the goods. GT
Gold Corp. [GTT-TSXV; GTGDF-OTC]
made an impressive high-grade gold discov-
ery at its Saddle South target in 2017 at the
company's 100%-owned Tatogga property.
The company now believes that one of the
last holes in its 2017 drilling campaign at the
Saddle North target intersected the "engine"
that drove the entire Saddle mineralized
system.
"We had the very late season discovery
of a porphyry on the east end of the Saddle
North discovery. This was quite a surprise
because the geochemical signature in the
overburden was dead on top of the target,"
commented Kevin Keough, President and
CEO of GT Gold.
The new discovery hole (TTD062) was
drilled into a strong Induced Polarization
(IP) geophysical target on the east end of
the Saddle North target. It intersected a
copper-gold-silver enriched intrusion and
returned 210.53 metres averaging 0.14 g/t
gold, 0.28 g/t silver and 0.16% copper.
The hole bottomed in higher grade min-
eralization. The last 33.73 metres averaged
0.22 g/t gold, 0.36 g/t silver and 0.24%
copper.
Hole TTD064 was drilled about 1 km to
the west of the discovery hole and inter-
sected a monzonite intrusive body which
hosted strongly elevated values (1.35 g/t
gold, 1.42 g/t silver and 0.37% copper
over 18.4 metres). This mineralization is
A TALE OF TWO DISCOVERIES
GT Gold and Garibaldi Resources forging ahead
with new discoveries in Golden Triangle
by Thomas Schuster
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