Soil and rock samples at the Alamo project returned gold grades up to 21.8 grams per tonne, signaling potential for expanded exploration.
Silver Range Resources Ltd (TSX-V:SNG) reported high-grade gold samples from its Alamo project in Arizona, with rock samples grading up to 21.8 grams per tonne gold and soil samples reaching 1.34 grams per tonne. The findings follow expanded soil sampling, geophysical surveys, and prospecting efforts targeting vein convergence zones.
The Alamo project historically produced gold and copper from narrow vein systems linked to specular hematite. Recent work identified soil anomalies above one gram per tonne, a rarity in the region, alongside conductive zones in geophysical surveys that may indicate structural intersections.
Exploration is focused on areas where multiple mineralized veins converge, potentially creating larger targets than those mined historically. The company plans further follow-up work based on these results.