SLAM Exploration Discovers Promising Mineral Zones at Moose Lake Program

SLAM Exploration Ltd. has reported significant finds of antimony, gold, and silver at its Moose Lake trenching program in the Skull epithermal zone. Notable assays include antimony results exceeding the 1% detection limit and gold up to 1.965 grams per tonne, alongside silver at 73.50 g/t. These findings reflect a potential gold-silver zone alongside existing antimony deposits.

The company's exploration efforts indicate a 242-meter-long silicified breccia zone traced with eight trenches along the Moose Lake fault. Further excavation has revealed epithermal mineralization at Moose Lake, tested previously in 1988. This zone remains open for exploration in all directions, enhancing the site's mineral prospects.

The Moose Lake project is part of a broader initiative, covering 3,895 hectares, encompassing several antimony anomalies and being integral to SLAM's exploration strategy in New Brunswick's Bathurst Mining Camp.