Tuesday, 29th July 2008 (391 views)

Northern Freegold Resources has announced finding from five more drill holes at its Freegold Mountain project in Yukon.

Results from the Nucleus zone include 14.26 g/t of gold across 29.49 metres, 105.79 g/t of gold across 0.63 metres and 13.8 g/t of gold across 1.65 metres.

Earlier results at the project included 110.69 g/t of gold across 3.25 metres, 92.74 g/t of gold across 1.23 metres.

So far, 42 holes have been drilled in the Nucleus zone at the Freegold Mountain project, covering over 11,382 metres.

Susan Craig, president of Northern Freegold Resources, said: "The company is very pleased that step out drill holes have returned long intervals of over 10 g/t gold and intervals over 100 g/t gold within the newly discovered sulphide rich mineralization along the east side of the Nucleus zone."

In other news, the company has announced Dr Fabrizio Colombo, is to join the as exploration manager.

The Freegold Mountain area is in the south-central of Yukon.

 

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