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Gorilla Minerals Corp.
Summary
| Project: | Monster | |
|---|---|---|
| Deposit: | Monster | |
| Location: | Canada | |
| Commodities: | Cobalt-Copper-Gold | |
| Date: | 4/27/2018 | |
| Report Code: | NI43-101 | |
| Report Type: | Exploration/Drilling Update | |
| Project Stage: | Pursuing Resources Definition | |
| Report details: | 27-4-2018: Gorilla Minerals Corp. announces an Exploration/Drilling Update report for its Monster deposit at the Monster project. report summarizing property and recommended exploration program. The Monster Property is an exploration stage Cu-Co property | |
| Resources: | x | |
| CP/QP: | [Overall Report]: R.Allen Doherty (Aurum Geological Consultants Inc.) | |
| ABSTRACT: | The Monster Property is an exploration stage Cu-Co property located in central-Yukon, approximately 85 km northeast of Dawson City. The Property consists of 283 contiguous 1500 x 1500 foot claim blocks and has a total surface area of 59.2 km2 . The claim block encompasses part of the northern Wernecke Breccia belt, a roughly linear EW trending belt of hematitic Iron Oxide Copper & Gold (IOCG) mineralized breccia zones. The Monster Property is accessible by helicopter. The nearest road to the Property is the Dempster Highway, 75 km east of the Monster property. The nearest fixed wing airstrip is a 600 m long gravel airstrip on the South Tatonduk River about 10 km north of the property (64°55.7’ N 139°52.3’ W). The nearest helicopter base is in Dawson City, 85 km southwest of the Monster Property. All mineralization on the Monster Property occurs within or immediately adjacent to the Wernecke Breccia. The Wernecke Breccia has been correlated to the Olympic Dam deposit based on age, lithological similarity and on the presence of similar fallback sediments. The IOCG deposit type was recently recognized for its potential to contain significant cobalt resources. Historical work has resulted in the description of 14 mineralized showings of chalcopyrite, bornite, erythrite, and/or cobaltite. These minerals commonly occur in stringers, veins, veinlets and as disseminations and blebs and are locally associated with potassic alteration. Historical grab samples taken on these showings contain up to 44.8% Cu and 2.80% Co. Gold in historical grab samples range up to 1070 ppb Au. | |
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