NetworkNewsBreaks – Kootenay Zinc Corp. (CSE: ZNK) (OTCQB: KTNNF) Offers Update on Sully Project Exploration
Mineral exploration and development company Kootenay Zinc Corp. (CSE: ZNK) (OTCQB: KTNNF) this morning issued an update on its exploration activities and upcoming drill testing at the Sully project. Notably, field programs have continued through May and early June with a specific focus on the company’s E3 target, including detailed gravity surveying, interpretation and mass modeling, prospecting and mapping, soil geochemistry sampling, drilling preparations and road/access preparations. Excel Geophysics recently completed interpretation and mass modeling of this new data, identifying a “well-defined, sizeable and discreet anomaly at this target location.” Brian Jones, principle of Excel Geophysics, noted E3’s attractiveness as a drilling target in the news release. “E3 has emerged as a strong geophysical target,” he stated. “Now it needs to be tested.” Per the update, a drill site at the E3 target has already been identified, and preparations are currently underway to mobilize FB Drilling of Cranbrook, British Columbia, in order to identify the source of the gravity anomalies.
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Mineral exploration and development company Kootenay Zinc Corp. (CSE: ZNK) (OTCQB: KTNNF) this morning issued an update on its exploration activities and upcoming drill testing at the Sully project. Notably, field programs have continued through May and early June with a specific focus on the company’s E3 target, including detailed gravity surveying, interpretation and mass modeling, prospecting and mapping, soil geochemistry sampling, drilling preparations and road/access preparations. Excel Geophysics recently completed interpretation and mass modeling of this new data, identifying a “well-defined, sizeable and discreet anomaly at this target location.” Brian Jones, principle of Excel Geophysics, noted E3’s attractiveness as a drilling target in the news release. “E3 has emerged as a strong geophysical target,” he stated. “Now it needs to be tested.” Per the update, a drill site at the E3 target has already been identified, and preparations are currently underway to mobilize FB Drilling of Cranbrook, British Columbia, in order to identify the source of the gravity anomalies.
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