TrailBreaker Resources Inc. recently announced the results of their maiden drill program at the Eakin Creek Property in South Central British Columbia, and the news has been a major boon for the mining industry in Canada. The gold mineralization that has been intersected in all drillholes is a major find, and it could lead to considerable profits for the company and open up a new chapter in the mining industry.
The drill program was conducted over a series of six reverse circulation drillholes in order to examine the overall structure and gold mineralization of the Eakin Creek Property, located near the town of Kelowna in British Columbia, a region known for its mining and associated industries. The program focused on the two main deposits, the Eakin Creek and Renegade deposits, where indications of gold were already visible.
The results of the program were positive, with gold mineralization intersected in all drillholes. In particular, the Eakin Creek Deposit yielded gold-bearing mineralized zones in BCDH012 which hit 14.5m at 0.71g/t Au from 60m down hole. Additionally, BCDH011 between 58-and-63m marks an intersection of 6m at 0.87g/t Au; and the Renegade Deposit in BCDH006 returned 6m at 1.05g/t Au from 22-to-28m.
The gold mineralization intersected in all drillholes has presented considerable potential for TrailBreaker Resources and demonstrates that their deposits have more to offer. The company’s CEO, Stephen de Jong, noted the potential for the project as “the Eakin Creek Property is one of several significant discoveries we are preparing for development in the near future.”
These exciting results are good news for the mining industry in British Columbia and Canada, and are a step in the right direction for TrailBreaker Resources. As the company moves forward, it remains to be seen how they will take advantage of these findings, and how much of an impact they will have on the industry.
