Viking Mines Finds Wide Scheelite Zones at Linka
Key points
- LKRC0022: 14.5m of visible scheelite from 16.8m downhole
- LKRC0021: 7.6m of visible scheelite from 48.8m downhole
- Mineralisation identified under shortwave UV light
Full summary
Viking Mines Ltd has announced significant findings from its reverse circulation drilling program at the Linka Tungsten Project in Nevada, USA. The latest drilling results include LKRC0022 with 14.5 meters of visible scheelite from 16.8 meters downhole and LKRC0021 with 7.6 meters of visible scheelite from 48.8 meters downhole. Mineralisation is hosted in tactite and identified visually by its fluorescence under shortwave ultraviolet light. Assays for these holes are pending, with results expected in approximately 6-8 weeks. The drilling program is progressing well, with a total of 26 holes completed so far.
Guidance
Results from LKRC0021 and LKRC0022 expected in 6-8 weeks
Outlook
Viking Mines is optimistic about the potential of the Linka Tungsten Project, with the company looking forward to further updates as the maiden drill program progresses.
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