Enduro Metals - ENDR (was Crystal Lake Mining)

Should be a lot more drill results, they have only released 4 holes. There was 10,888 metres of drilling within 25 diamond drill holes. Of these, 20 drill holes were completed at Burgundy and five drill holes were completed along the McLymont fault (see Sept. 21, 2022, news release). Further results from this drill program will be reported as they are received from the laboratory.

Highlights of 4 holes:

Newly received assays include BR22-23, which intersected 66.8 m of 0.5 per cent copper equivalent (CuEq) starting from 243.6 m, including 6.08 m of 1.82 per cent CuEq at 253.69 m downhole. This primary mineralization is up to 150 m below supergene-enriched mineralization in BR19-02 of 91.26 m of 0.61 per cent CuEq at 37 m downhole, including 39 m of 1.02 per cent CuEq at 69 m downhole.

BR22-023 is a proof-of-concept drill hole that proves the correlation between chargeability highs and prospective mineralization over the Burgundy system.

Enduro is back drilling, great video on the core shack

GB, I was on zoom call yesterday, here is the recording

Stopped by, quite here with big news, will post later

Things are about to heat up

Enduro Metals moves crews for drilling at Newmont Lake

2021-06-30 11:40 ET - News Release


Mr. Cole Evans reports

ENDURO MOBILIZES FOR FULLY FUNDED 10,000 METRES DRILLING CAMPAIGN AT NEWMONT LAKE

Enduro Metals Corp. has mobilized field crews for a fully financed 10,000-metre diamond drilling program this summer within the company's 654-square-kilometre Newmont Lake project situated in the heart of British Columbia's prolific Golden Triangle.

The exploration program will also include a deep penetrating Orion swath and a Titan magnetotelluric (MT) ground-based geophysical surveys by Quantec Geoscience. Combining deep penetrating IP (induced polarization) and MT technologies has never been conducted on the Newmont Lake project. This approach is aimed at delineating the scalability of several target areas on the property as these two geophysics systems combined provide a detailed image of geophysical responses at depth.

Several infrastructural improvements have also began including upgrades to the company's airstrip to allow for larger aircraft, several structural improvements have also begun for an anticipated extended drilling campaign, wildlife and environmental baseline studies to extend the permittable drilling timeframe, and surveying work to establish an improved winter road into the Newmont Lake camp.

The fully financed drill program is designed to test the highest-priority targets resulting from 2.5 years of extensive grassroots exploration and research. Included in the campaign will be the first-ever drilling of the Chachi central zone (CCZ), Havana, and Burgundy's Green Rock breccia; all of which are targets identified by the company as being prospective for large-scale, multielement grassroots discoveries.

Site mobilization has already commenced, which includes the company's professional geological team. The company's chief executive officer Cole Evans and chief operating officer Dylan Hunko are currently on-site ground truthing drill targets and supervising preparations. The drilling team is expected to arrive by the end of this week. The first drill targets are located in the Chachi corridor.

Enduro's president and chief executive officer Mr. Evans states: "The 2021 exploration season is an amalgamation of everything our technical team has learned over the past 2.5 years of systematic exploration across our large land package. We are focused on testing targets we believe have the highest potential of being a top-tier exploration discovery in one of the hottest mining/exploration jurisdictions in the world. The road to this point has not been quick or easy, but it has positioned Enduro to have an exceptional exploration season purpose built to put the scale, optionality, and mineral endowment of the Newmont Lake project on the radar of the world's biggest mining companies."

A message from MSALAB about its new preparation facility

Turnaround time is critical for exploration companies to deliver efficient programs. The faster data come back the quicker the understanding of the next piece of the orebody puzzle. Two thousand twenty created additional unknowns with the advent of COVID, and the resultant operating and sourcing constraints for labs and exploration companies globally.

MSALABS has responded with "more"

More crushing capacity in Terrace, B.C.;
More space at the preparation laboratory in Terrace, B.C.;
More pulverizing capacity in Langley, B.C., including a third automated batch mill;
More fusion furnace capacity;
More mass spectrometry capacity;
More shifts -- fewer people in the lab at one time -- less COVID exposure;
Lifted COVID-19 restrictions in British Columbia as of July 1, 2021.
MSALABS has added a lot "more" to produce safely and efficiently. So its clients get "less" time between the samples arriving at its labs and the data being returned; so, the geologists can piece together the puzzle faster.

The new explorations season is about to begin so I though I would start a new topic. I will ask RonS if the Crystal Lake Topic should be deleted?

A good way to get refreshed on ENDR is this recent video interview