Spruce Ridge Begins Drilling Program on the Kramer/Viking Gold Property in Newfoundland
31 October 2013 - 12:30AM
Access Wire
Norfolk County , Ontario
- October 30, 2013
- Spruce Ridge Resources Ltd
(TSXV: SHL) ("Spruce
Ridge") announces that it has begun drilling targets at the
Kramer/Viking gold property in Western Newfoundland. A
minimum 1,500 meter diamond drill (approximately 8 holes) program
will test the northeast extension of the Kramer zone where sampling
in 2012 located additional gold bearing outcrops. A
total of 165 grab samples of quartz veining and associated
sulphide mineralization were collected; assays of these grab
samples gave up to a maximum of 85.36 grams of gold per tonne. Of
the 165 grab samples collected for assay, 140 were taken along a
1,000 metre long swath extending northeast from the area of the
Kramer and Whisky Jack gold zones which were discovered in 2010 and
tested with 14 preliminary diamond drill holes. Forty-four samples
gave assays between 0.10 and 0.50 g/t Au, 20 samples gave between
0.50 and 1.00 g/t Au, 16 gave between 1.00 and 10.00 g/t Au, 4 gave
from 10.00 to 20.00 g/t Au and five gave assays over 20 g/t Au.
This broad swath includes what appear to be
four or five new, discrete
mineralized trends oriented north to south, northeast
to southwest and east-northeast to west-southwest. These trends are
similar in orientation to the mineralized trends defined on the
Viking property immediately to the west.
The Kramer/Viking Project is
host to significant intrusion hosted gold mineralization including
NI 43-101 compliant resources at Viking of 98,000 ounces gold
indicated (0.95 g/t gold average grade) and 45,000 ounces gold
inferred (0.66 g/t gold average grade) and features multiple high
grade intercepts including 4.8 meters grading 41.4 g/t gold. The
deposit is open for expansion and additional untested targets
remain on the property. The adjoining Kramer Property hosts similar
and possibly linked mineralization highlighted by drill intercepts
of 20.05 meters grading 1.12 g/t gold including 3.25 meters grading
5.42 g/t gold. Locally strong grades including 45.16 g/t gold over
a 1.0 meter channel suggest that potentially significant, higher
grade shoots, similar to the adjacent Viking Property, also exist
on the Kramer Property. The mineralization at Kramer has been
intermittently exposed and tested over a minimum 7 kilometer strike
length and remains open.
Spruce Ridge
would like to announce that it has received approval from the
government of Newfoundland and Labrador under the Junior
Exploration Assistance program ("JEA") for a grant of between
$60,000 and $99,000 for exploration work conducted on the Company's
Kramer/Viking gold project. The Company would like to acknowledge
and thank the government of Newfoundland and Labrador
About Spruce
Ridge Resources
Spruce Ridge Resources is focused on
exploring the Kramer/Viking gold property in western Newfoundland.
It also has a gold property in the Beardmore-Geraldton greenstone
belt of northwestern Ontario and a 50% joint venture with US Silver
and Gold Inc. on property that contains tailings with low grade
gold and silver from the Drumlummon Mine in Montana.
For further information please contact John
Ryan, President and CEO of Spruce Ridge Resources Ltd.
at 519-428-5327 or email
shiitakejr@gmail.com
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