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Happy Creek Minerals (TSXV:HPY) announced final drill results from its Fox tungsten property in BC, Canada. New results include F12-27 with 4.10 metres of 1.78% W03 (tungsten trioxide) at surface, 14.8 metres of 4.0% W03 starting at 83.2 metres and 24.0 metres of 0.79% W03 starting at 136.0 metres.
As quoted in the press release:
The BN prospect is located one kilometre south of the RC prospect. New results include F12-27 with 4.10 metres of 1.78% W03 (tungsten trioxide) at surface, 14.8 metres of 4.0% W03 starting at 83.2 metres and 24.0 metres of 0.79% W03 starting at 136.0 metres. A 250 metre step-out to the west returned 2.1 metres of 0.52% W03 starting at 56.0 metres in F12-29. The BK prospect is located one kilometre to the north of the RC prospect, and F12-20 returned 5.0 metres of 0.68% W03 starting at 28.0 metres. Results indicate there are multiple (“stacked”) mineralized zones, potentially economic grades in three areas over a two kilometre distance and 250 metre width, and all mineralized zones are open in extent.
Happy Creek President and Chief Executive Officer David Blann said:
F12-27 appears to be one of the best tungsten results globally in the past 30 years or more. All results from the property point toward large scale resource potential with good grade. We are very pleased to see the Fox continue to develop as a new top-tier tungsten discovery.
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