Maura Kolb, President of Dryden Gold Corp (TSX.V: DRY) (OTCQB: DRYGF), joins the KE Report to outline the new zone with significant visible gold (“VG”) intersected from deeper drilling at the Elora Gold System at the Gold Rock Camp at the onset of this year’s 15,000 meter drill program. We discuss the exploration plans for multiple targets at Elora for this year, as well as drill programs for later in the year at both the Sherridon, and Hyndman areas across their Dryden Gold District, in Northwestern Ontario, Canada.

This newly discovered section intersected by Drill Hole KW-25-003, displaying the VG, is a hanging wall structure of folded sheared basalts and represents the most significant amount of VG that Dryden Gold has intersected to date. Maura outlines how this folding in the geological structure creates a good trap for the gold fluids, and this new discovery is further evidence that the Dryden District hosts a strong Archean lode gold system like Red Lake, Kirkland Lake and Timmins Districts.

We discussed that 5 holes have been drilled thus far at Elora and are testing down plunge at true depths between 250 and 400 meters and often these can intersect several targets with one hole. Now that Company has received their exploration permits in late February to set up some new drill pads, the focus will be on testing the further down-plunge potential of Elora and along strike to the northeast, around the historic Elora-Jubilee Mine, at a cross-cutting structure parallel to Big Master, and around the high-grade historic Laurentian Mine.

We then widened the scope to discuss 2 other key areas of exploration focus on their district-scale land package, with surveys and field work vectoring on future drill targets at both the Sherridon and Hyndman areas of the Project. Sherridon also just received its exploration permits for drilling there later this summer, and there is more targeting work underway to potentially drill Hyndman in the fall.

Courtesy of Dryden Gold via the KE Report