Bryah (ASX:BYH) shows promising signs at Windalah
Bryah Resources finds more promising signs of leading to potentially significant copper-gold deposits at Windalah Project in Western Australia. Looking for new drill targets.
The quarry is deep volcanogenic massive sulphide deposits and Bryah has produced priority targets from multiple lines of strong geological evidence, with the WA Government has backing up its belief and providing $140,000 in co-funding.
“We have again strong indications of copper in the system, especially with secondary copper mineralisation observed in the core,” Bryah Chief Executive Ashley Jones said,
Mr Jones added these deep holes will now be the focus for down hole electromagnetic surveys.
“The DHEM can identify conductors, which will show any copper mineralisation withing the vicinity,” he said.
“Depending on the orientation, the DHEM will search up to 150m radius around the holes. This will cover a lot of the prospective area. Any sign of a conductor will establish new drill targets.”
It is little wonder why Bryah and the West Australian government is backing in deep copper-gold exploration within highly prospective borders, gold has been testing the waters of a new price record and commodity analysts continue to point towards a looming supply gulf for copper.
Bryah expects the surveys to test for off-hole conductors to begin in the second half of this year as it continues work on modelling a manganese JORC resource following the return of more exceptional grades from the Redrum prospect.
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