Squid East Au - YK

Metals Creek acquired through staking, 148 claim units in two separate blocks in the Dawson Range gold district. The claim blocks are located in the Matson Creek area, 40 km north of Kinross’ White Gold property and Kaminak’s Coffee Project. The claims were staked to cover a number of gold geochemical anomalies.

In July of 2011, the company initiated an exploration program consisting of prospecting and soil sampling resulting in the discovery of a prospective soil anomaly on its Squid East property including strong pathfinder elements typical for the white gold district. 2012 saw additional infill soil sampling resulting in the identification of a strong gold and pathfinder soil anomaly. With a promising strong soil anomaly, the Corporation initiated in 2013 a trenching program resulting in the discovery of the exploits zone with assays including 1.96 g/t Au, 160 g/t Ag and 0.35% Pb over 22m resulting in a brand new discovery. A 400m drill program was initiated shortly after the trenching program resulting in a down hole intercept of 1.55 g/t Au and 114 g/t Ag over 21.0m. This new zone of mineralization is completely open both along strike and at depth. MEK has recently conducted some preliminary bottle roll testing to evaluate the leaching characteristics of the weathered gold bearing material. 92% Gold and 81.75% Silver recovery was achieved exhibiting the potential for the weathered gold bearing material to potentially be processed through heap leaching.

On March 15, 2022, MEK entered into an option agreement with Golden Sky Minerals.  Golden Sky can earn up to a 100% interest in MEK’s Squid East Project.

 

 

 

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Squid East Soils Ag

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Squid East Soils Au

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Squid East Soils Hg

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Squid East Soils Pb

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Squid East Soils Sb

 

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