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Results from Gold Showing Areas 1 and 4

posted on Nov 02, 09 12:28AM

I found the results from sampling in Gold Showings 1 and 4 in another spot on Wildcat's website - here is a direct link to the map:

http://www.wildcat.ca/upload/Jeep_Plan_View_Showing_1_4.pdf

Note that there were some very good results in a concentrated area in the lower section of Gold Showing #1 - as high as 33.23 g/t and 57.96 g/t.

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Also, Tom Lewis commented that the assay results from previous samples from all showings may have been too low as the sample material provided to the lab included more of the surrounding rock than they needed to; that would have ended up diluting the gold value of the sample. Therefore, on future samplings, the results may end up being much higher than previously. I would say that this was Tom's opinion at this point, not a proven fact, but a distinct possibility.

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