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Southern Cross Gold (ASX: SXG) has fast-tracked exploration at its Sunday Creek gold-antimony project in Victoria, with two drill rigs now active on-site.
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After travelling the globe in a 30 plus year career, Michael Hudson 'brought home" the Victorian gold/antimony properties that now sit within Southern Cross Gold.
Results from three drill holes demonstrate both wide zones of mineralisation as well as high-grade structures at the strike extensions of the Apollo shoot over a strike of 30m.
Southern Cross Gold has reported high-grade results from three drill holes testing near-surface and lateral extensions of the Apollo structure at its wholly-owned gold-antimony Sunday Creek project in Victoria.
For Southern Cross Gold founder and managing director Michael Hudson, the company’s prospective Sunday Creek project in Victoria is like coming home – in more ways than one.
Southern Cross Gold reports that it has increased drilling capacity at its 100%-owned Sunday Creek Project in Victoria with the addition of an extra drill rig.
Michael Hudson discusses the two spectacular holes released today from the Rising Sun zone.
Michael Hudson describes results from the Apollo zone at Sunday Creek which demonstrate that as with the Rising Sun zone, the results get better the deeper we drill.
SDDSC141 delivers another 100 - 200 m down dip extension below previous drilling at Golden Dyke hitting 5.5 m at 25.4g/t Au to continue to build tonnes outside of the current Exploration Target at Sunday Creek.
Michael Hudson describes how the five NAVI (navigational) holes into the high-grade zone about 450 m below surface at Rising Sun successfully hit further high grades where we expected as well as finding new vein sets in the area.
Nicholas Mead wraps up the company’s activities at the conference over the three days.
General Manager Lisa Gibbons describes her work guiding our community and government engagement strategy.