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Feb 20, 2020
KORE Mining Ltd. (TSXV: KORE |OTCQB: KOREF) ("KORE" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that a diamond drilling program has commenced at its 100% owned FG Gold Project ("Project" or "FG Gold") in the Cariboo Region of British Columbia. A minimum 2,000 meter drilling program is designed to test near-surface high-grade targets down structure from past drilling. The drilling contractor is currently mobilizing to site and we expect the drill rig should be turning within the week.
KORE CEO Scott Trebilcock stated, "KORE is investing in exploration across our gold portfolio and we are excited to commence drilling at FG Gold." Mr. Trebilcock continued, "We are testing structural controls of high-grade mineralization in the current gold resource, whereas previous drilling only focused on bulk disseminated gold. If successful, the program will open the deposit in a large host rock mass at depth and generate an exploration model for the under-explored 20-kilometer trend."
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Download free sample pagesThe drill program announced today will define and delineate structural controls on existing higher-grade gold mineralization and target new higher-grade zones at depth. To understand the structure, the team will use larger (HQ) diameter, oriented core with KORE's geologists logging and interpreting the core contemporaneously with drilling. Contemporaneous logging creates the opportunity to target mineralized structures in real-time and maximize the value of each hole. We expect to see results by early March with assays to follow in due course.