Comments: This hole intersected weakly oxidized porphyritic andesite with few chlorite-altered dykes to a final depth of 157.58 m. The prevalence of the andesite was unexpected because most nearby bedrock exposures are limestone. This suggests that the limestone is a relatively thin, southwest dipping cap. Best intersection was 0.46 g/t Au over 3.0 m.

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