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8.0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
The induced polarization survey on the Lightning River property
has outlined some interesting anomalies along the North Branch of
the Destor-Porcupine Fault that warrants exploration for gold.
The I.P. anomalies that warrant follow-up are as follows:
1) Anomaly No. 1:
This is a one line anomalous I.P. zone on line 6B from O to IN
with moderate phase, metal factor and low resistivity but open
along strike. This may be caused by pyrite and alteration along a
fault.
2) Anomaly No. 2
This zone is an I.P. anomaly with high phase and high resistivity
over a strike length of 800 metres and open. Line 10E has high
metal factor, phase and low resistivity. This zone may be
strongly silicified with pyrite mineralization.
The model for this property is a gold-pyrite deposit associated
with silicified and carbonatized alteration along the North
Branch of the Destor-Porcupine Fault similar to the Harker-
HolIoway model.
Hole No.
LR-87-1 on section 8E encountered 73 ppb Au over 3.99 m
within a silicified and carbonatized zone over 22.13 m on the