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2. Expansion of the camp from 25 to 50 persons has been completed with
the installation of services, including power, water, and communications.
Refurbishment of the 6,000 square feet geological office and core logging
facility is also complete
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3. Front and inside of the camp
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4. Celebration of Solstice Day with Carcross/Tagish Lake First Nation
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5. 2011 Exploration and priority drilling targets
Camp
5.Chieftain Hill North 2. Goddell
4. Chieftain Hill
1. Raca
3. Skukum Creek
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6. Road Building from Raca to Chieftain Hill (Photo Taken from
Skukum Creek 1300 m Level Tunnel) has been completed
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7. Surface mapping and sampling at the Roca and Cheiftain Hill Area
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8. Re‐interpretation of Geology at the Roca and Chieftain Hill
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9. Surface Drilling at the Raca to test the extension of the historical discovery and four
new parallel mineralized structures mapped by New Pacific
Raca
Skukum Creek
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10. Drill Cross Section showing
historical drill holes and
proposed drill hole for
Section E1950 at the Raca
(dashed blue lines are
planned drill holes)
3.61 m @ 2.66 g/t Au
561 g/t Ag
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11. Surface Drilling from at the Raca has commenced on
June 28, 2011
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12. Access Road to the Chieftain Hill is completed and drilling is scheduled at mid‐August
to test the soil gold anomalies that extend over 2 km long northeast of Raca
Chieftain Hill
Raca
Skukum Creek
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13. Surface Mapping and sampling at the Chieftain Hill
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14. Geological model and drill cross section showing planned drill hole to test the soil gold‐
lead‐zinc anomalies (discovered in 1986 and confirmed by NUX in June 2011) for the
first time at the Chieftain Hill area
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15. Surface and Underground drilling for Skukum Creek Project
Surface Facility at the Skukum Creek 1300m Level Adit Entrance: Access for
underground drilling and bulk sampling program and future mining
new Generator
settling pond
Scoop
First Aid trailer
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16. Inside Skukum Creek 1300m Level: De‐icing is completed and the Adit is at
very stable conditions and is currently being prepared for underground in‐fill
and step‐out drilling
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17. Jumbo underground drill rig is on site the Skukum Creek 1300 Adit.
Underground drilling is scheduled to commence on July 15, 2011
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18. Drilling will be
carried out at the
Skukum Creek
both from
underground and
surface (blue
lines are planned
drill hole
projections)
Skukum Creek
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19. Surface and underground
Drilling Section plan at Cross
Section 1400 for the Skukum
Creek project.
Drilling will test the depth
extension of known high
grade gold‐silver
mineralization and test those
sections of the veins along
strike that have not been
drilled before
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20. Surface and Underground Drilling for Goddell
Underground drilling from the existing Goddell Decline will substantially
reduce the amount of drilling than from surface, and can been carried out
year round. Accordingly, emphasis has been placed on de‐watering the
decline to take advantage of the underground drilling strategy
water settling ponds
Goddell Decline
First Air Trailer
new generator and
underground mining
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21. However, de‐watering Goddell decline has
experienced delay and difficulty as gouge filled
faults with widths of 2 to 3 metres have caused
difficult ground conditions that have required
extensive support steel frame work to be
installed.
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22. As a contingency plan, the old Goddell
Gully road has been repaired and
advanced. A surface drill rig will carry
Goddell Decline
out some of the drilling that was
IP Anomalies initially planned for the decline
Goddell Gully road
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23. A second Surface drill rig will
arrive at the Goddell site July
6, 2011 and will carry out
some of the drilling that was
initially planned for the
decline from the old Goddell
Gully road.
Once de‐watering is
successfully completed at the
Goddell decline by the mid‐
August, a second underground
rig will be brought to the site
for drilling.
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24. Surface drilling from the west
of the Goddell Decline will be
carried out later in the
program to test the west
extension of the Goddell zone,
where IP geophysical
anomalies have been
identified by the previous
owner
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