The campaign is anticipated to consist of two drill holes totalling approximately 1200 m in the Flin Flon mining district to efficiently test two targets with significant potential upside.
Drilling at the Big Island project will test a high-priority borehole pulse electromagnetic (BPEM) target that spans 450 m by 675 m located down-plunge from the Tara Lake deposit, one of the highest-grade zinc-rich volcanogenic massive sulfide ore (VMS) discoveries ever made within the Flin Flon mining district. The large BPEM target at the Big Island project is highly conductive and also has a magnetic association that suggests the target is likely caused by massive sulfides.
Additionally, Callinex will test its Hook Lake target at its Flin Flon project, a target that has been identified by multiple electromagnetic surveys located near HudBay’s 777 Mine and Mill in Flin Flon. The target lies along a boundary between claims owned 100% by Callinex and claims that have been optioned.
