bulago high grade gold zone

Great to see the High Grade Zone at Bulago being drilled as there had been concern that OTML wouldn’t meet the May drilling target, not to mention all the other JV results heading our way especially Likuruanga next hole but thought it was worthwhile reminding everyone just how good the original Suguma trench results were.

The following is taken from the ASX 17th March 2010 announcement which can be found on the FNT website here:

http://www.frontierresources.com.au/assets/ASX_Release_Bulago_27m_of_67_gram_gold_at_Suguma_2010_3_17.pdf

“Suguma Prospect – Central Creek Area Highlights

Continuous chip outcrop channel sample assays from the Upper Central Creek Zone included 12 metres grading 138 g/t gold + 49 g/t silver, within an interval of 27 metres grading 66.8 g/t gold + 25 g/t silver (see table 1 below for individual 3 metre assays).

Peak assay results in that interval included 3 metres grading 303 g/t gold, 125 g/t silver and 8.89% zinc.
Two discrete high-grade gold horizons were located in outcrop within the Central Creek Zone. The ‘Upper Zone’ of high-grade gold mineralisation (noted above) has its ‘width’ open to the north, with the final 3 metre channel sample grading 161 g/t gold + 47 g/t silver. Its strike extent appears to be >160 metres to the east (past East Creek).

The grade of a composite channel sample from the ‘Lower Zone’ was inadvertently and incorrectly reported to the ASX on 1/3/2010 as being 15 metres grading 13.08 g/t gold (due to an averaging error). This interval is actually 3 metres longer and 3 times higher in grade being 18 metres grading 40.3 g/t gold. See table 2 for the individual assay results.

These horizons were both sampled basically north–south (up the creek) and are separated horizontally by 50 metres.

The outcrop continuous chip samples were collected where possible by their exposure and orientation and do not necessarily represent true widths of mineralisation. “

These are the table of results from the two trenches.