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Sky Gold's flagship Evening Star Project is located in Mineral County, Nevada, sits on the Walker Lane mineral belt and is permitted and ready to drill at its Tower Gold Target.
The Evening Star Property is located near Hawthorne, Nevada, and comprises 73 unpatented mineral claims (~1,450 acres / 586 ha), recorded with Mineral County and the BLM, with an active Notice of Intent and posted bond.
Multiple mineralization styles: intrusive-related gold (Tower), Cu-Au porphyry (High Life), and CRD-skarn (Gold Bug).
Historic Au-Cu producer; limited drilling focused at Gold Bug (14 holes totaling 2,261.3 m; best intervals include PD-3: 3.0 m @ 3.26 g/t Au, PD 91-4: 12.2 m @ 1.75% Cu, and ES-17-02: 5.3 m @ 105.3 g/t Ag + 0.84 g/t Au, 0.51% Cu, 0.86% Zn from collar).
Tower Gold Target discovery (2021) defined by 65 rock samples across ~1 km x ~200 m; averages 2.01 ppm Au, 8.71 ppm Ag, 1,115 ppm Cu, 595 ppm Pb, 340 ppm Zn; peaks to 18.21 g/t Au, 97.60 g/t Ag, and >10,000 ppm Cu (1% Cu).
Tower is road-accessible, permitted to drill, and a priority target.
The permitted Tower drill program is designed to test a +400 m long by up to 100 m wide zone of anomalous gold in soils and bedrock. Mineralization (with Ag and Cu) is interpreted in sheared, pervasively sericitized granitic rocks with quartz veins/veinlets and limonitic microfractures, and numerous historic workings (shallow shafts, declines, trenches) have been observed and sampled. The target is interpreted as potentially representing a distal gold system to a porphyry Cu deposit or another Walker Lane event.
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