Margaux Resources commences drill program at the company’s zinc-lead-gold project

Margaux Resources Kootenay Arc project. Map: Margaux Resources

Margaux Resources has mobilized a diamond drill rig as part of a 4,500 m, NQ2-sized drill program on the company’s Kootenay Arc property in southeastern British Columbia. Initial drilling (approximately 1,500 m) will target zinc-lead mineralization on the Jackpot property. Following this, approximately 1,500 m each will be drilled to test gold targets on the Company’s Bayonne (subject to permit approval) and Sheep Creek properties.

“We are understandably excited to begin our first diamond drilling programs on the Jackpot, Bayonne and Sheep Creek properties since we acquired these claims in late 2016 and early 2017. The technical and surface program, that has been in progress over the last 6 months, has increased and solidified our understanding of the properties and we are confident that drilling will demonstrate the upside potential, for both zinc and gold, on the Company’s Kootenay Arc project.” said Tyler Rice, President and CEO of Margaux.

The Company has also contracted Eagle Mapping Ltd. to fly LiDAR and high-resolution ortho imagery over the Jackpot, Bayonne and Sheep Creek properties, to assist in exploration efforts and to provide accurate topographic control for diamond drilling.

Margaux Resources Ltd. is a mineral acquisition and exploration company focused on the development of zinc, gold and tungsten deposits in the Kootenay Arc, in the southeastern region of British Columbia.