$RFHRF Strike Length of Lalonde Surface Battery Metals Mineralization Extended to 9km on Renforths Surimeau District Property
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July 26, 2022 – TheNewswire - Renforth Resources Inc. (CSE:RFR) (OTC:RFHRF) (FSE:9RR) (“Renforth” or the “Company”) is pleased to inform shareholders that summer 2022 prospecting at Surimeau has successfully concluded with, amongst other findings, the extension of the known Lalonde surface battery metals mineralization to a strike length of 9 kms. on Renforth's wholly owned 330 sq km. property located south of Cadillac, Quebec and contiguous to the Canadian Malartic Mine. In the summer 2022 program Renforth continued to work to define the extent of surface/sub-surface polymetallic mineralization on the Surimeau District Property as evidenced by outcrop, drill results and geophysics. To date this has resulted in the definition of the Victoria mineralized structure at ~20km in length and the Lalonde mineralized structure now measuring ~9km in length. A significant amount of ground remains untested, in part because Renforth has, to date, only used existing lumber roads and trails for access within the property.
"We are very happy with the visual results from our second prospecting program at Surimeau this year, this time it seems Lalonde yielded the best-looking samples and each trench intersected mineralization. The extension of Lalonde's strike to 9km adds to the overall battery metals picture at Surimeau, at the same time we have not yet fully prospected the entire Lalonde magnetic trend. Our Surimeau property just continues to get more and more interesting, while our work is at an early stage it is clear we are dealing with two mineralized systems offering significant strike length of mineralization on surface, justifying our continued efforts to determine how big Surimeau actually is" states Nicole Brewster, President and CEO of Renforth.
Summer 2022 Program
During this program Renforth's field crew, along with prospecting various targets, dug 8 different trenches between the Lalonde and Victoria polymetallic mineralized systems. In each trench some amount of mineralization was exposed, with the best mineralization (confirmed visually and with XRF) coming from Lalonde. Interestingly, each trench exposed different portions of each mineralized system, helping to define the orientation of the mineralization, and in some cases making clear that the trench should be extended to capture the entire cross section of the mineralization. Renforth has discovered that at Victoria there is a second horizon of mineralization sitting to the north of the mineralized horizon uncovered during the Fall 2021 stripping at Victoria, the northern crosscut ended ~40m short of where it would have intersected the northern mineralization. Each trench is described below and shown on the location map. Channels were cut in each trench and samples sent for assay; results will be released once available. Due to the success of this program Renforth is now planning additional stripping to cross-cut strike at Victoria in addition to a series of larger cross-cutting stripped trenches along strike at Lalonde in order to further define the extent of mineralization. At Victoria the cross-cutting trenches, which will start at the south and north side of the currently stripped area, will extend well into the sediments, hopefully capturing any additional mineralized horizons.
https://www.thenewswire.com/press-releases/1k...perty.html
July 26, 2022 – TheNewswire - Renforth Resources Inc. (CSE:RFR) (OTC:RFHRF) (FSE:9RR) (“Renforth” or the “Company”) is pleased to inform shareholders that summer 2022 prospecting at Surimeau has successfully concluded with, amongst other findings, the extension of the known Lalonde surface battery metals mineralization to a strike length of 9 kms. on Renforth's wholly owned 330 sq km. property located south of Cadillac, Quebec and contiguous to the Canadian Malartic Mine. In the summer 2022 program Renforth continued to work to define the extent of surface/sub-surface polymetallic mineralization on the Surimeau District Property as evidenced by outcrop, drill results and geophysics. To date this has resulted in the definition of the Victoria mineralized structure at ~20km in length and the Lalonde mineralized structure now measuring ~9km in length. A significant amount of ground remains untested, in part because Renforth has, to date, only used existing lumber roads and trails for access within the property.
"We are very happy with the visual results from our second prospecting program at Surimeau this year, this time it seems Lalonde yielded the best-looking samples and each trench intersected mineralization. The extension of Lalonde's strike to 9km adds to the overall battery metals picture at Surimeau, at the same time we have not yet fully prospected the entire Lalonde magnetic trend. Our Surimeau property just continues to get more and more interesting, while our work is at an early stage it is clear we are dealing with two mineralized systems offering significant strike length of mineralization on surface, justifying our continued efforts to determine how big Surimeau actually is" states Nicole Brewster, President and CEO of Renforth.
Summer 2022 Program
During this program Renforth's field crew, along with prospecting various targets, dug 8 different trenches between the Lalonde and Victoria polymetallic mineralized systems. In each trench some amount of mineralization was exposed, with the best mineralization (confirmed visually and with XRF) coming from Lalonde. Interestingly, each trench exposed different portions of each mineralized system, helping to define the orientation of the mineralization, and in some cases making clear that the trench should be extended to capture the entire cross section of the mineralization. Renforth has discovered that at Victoria there is a second horizon of mineralization sitting to the north of the mineralized horizon uncovered during the Fall 2021 stripping at Victoria, the northern crosscut ended ~40m short of where it would have intersected the northern mineralization. Each trench is described below and shown on the location map. Channels were cut in each trench and samples sent for assay; results will be released once available. Due to the success of this program Renforth is now planning additional stripping to cross-cut strike at Victoria in addition to a series of larger cross-cutting stripped trenches along strike at Lalonde in order to further define the extent of mineralization. At Victoria the cross-cutting trenches, which will start at the south and north side of the currently stripped area, will extend well into the sediments, hopefully capturing any additional mineralized horizons.
