Troubadour Resources has completed the initial phase of its multiphase drilling program and announced assay results for seven drill holes at the Senneville gold-silver-copper property in Quebec, Canada.
Assays from seven drill holes did not reveal significant gold, silver or copper mineralization and failed to confirm the continuity of previously discovered mineralization in the southeast.
Despite the disappointing results, the data obtained will help guide future exploration by identifying more promising areas for resource allocation.
Troubadour is investigating why drill holes did not connect the mineralized zones as found in the west and northwest.
As part of this reassessment, the Company plans to reinterpret the geophysical survey data and conduct a detailed structural analysis to look for any potential offsets or missed zones.
It plans to conduct additional surface exploration, soil and sampling, to identify new anomalies that could establish future drill targets.
Further geophysical surveys will be designed for future drilling campaigns to identify chargeability anomalies indicative of mineralized structures.
The goal of this approach is to improve target areas by excluding waste areas and focusing on high-priority, drill-ready sites elsewhere on the property.
Phase one drilling focused on the east side of Gustav Seri, which extends 500m based on recent induced polarization (IP) survey data.
The primary objective was to assess the continuity of the mineralized horizons along the Sineville komatiite contact and to examine possible parallel horizons along the hanging wall.
Approximately 1,000 meters were drilled in seven holes targeting near-surface deposits.
For future exploration, Troubadour will define additional target areas prioritizing high potential zones such as the Vert Lake, Val St. George, Contact, Golden Island Fault and Milieu Lake Batholite.
As of October 2024, the Senneville property consists of 230 mineral claims covering more than 130km².
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