Tuesday, 22nd February 2005 (3015 views)

Yukon Gold has revealed it will speed up exploration plans at its Mount Hinton gold project during the 2005 work season.

Work will look to offer further assessment of the extensive gold vein mineralisation on the property.

The project covers an area of around 12,355 acres in the Tombstone Gold Belt, an area well known for major gold discoveries and base metal deposits.

The main target at the site is a 1,000 foot wide and more than two mile long mineralised gold vein fault structure and as many as 50 veins have been found in this structure in the past.

So far $900,000 has been spent on the project by Yukon, which it acquired in 2002.

Yukon Gold is an active and progressive public junior exploration and development company, based in Canada.

 

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