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FG Gold

Karus Mining Inc. CSE: KARU

Results Pending British Columbia, Canada
Metres drilled
3,944.3 m 11 holes; 2026 program concluded late September. June 11 plan was 7,500 m
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Program timeline

  1. 02
    Assay results

    Initial assays from the first two of 11 holes. FG-26-412 intersected 4.80 g/t Au over 14.55 m from 208.50 m, including 32.40 g/t Au over 1.00 m from 208.50 m. FG-26-411 intersected 13.35 g/t Au over 0.65 m from 201.20 m and 11.55 g/t Au over 0.80 m from 208.60 m. Drilling had concluded in late September with 11 holes totalling 3,944.3 m, and assays for the remaining holes were still to be reported. True widths are unknown and were estimated at 70% to 90% of core length.

    Source: Company IR ↗
  2. 01
    Program start

    Karus reported a drill rig mobilizing for a 7,500 m core program at FG Gold, in the South Cariboo Gold District, aimed at two vein corridors drilled in 2020 and 2021. No metres completed were stated.

    Source: Company IR ↗

About the project

FG Gold is a gold project in Karus Mining’s South Cariboo Gold District in central British Columbia. The 2026 core program tested a sediment-hosted vein corridor folded around the Eureka syncline. Drilling concluded in late September after 11 holes totalling 3,944.3 m.

The October 19 release says true widths are unknown and estimates them at 70 to 90 percent of core length. The map point is the FG-26-412 collar from that release (UTM NAD83 Zone 10N).

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