Talonx Resources (ASX:TXR) has mobilised for a 3,000-metre reverse circulation drilling programme, targeting high-grade gold mineralisation across its premier Western Australian assets.
The campaign began this week at the Blair North Gold Project, situated approximately 25km east of the historic mining hub of Kalgoorlie.
The initial phase at Blair North involves a 10-hole, 1,800-metre programme focused on the Commodore, Commodore North, and Snake Hill prospects.
Strategic drilling at the Commodore trend is designed to test for extensions of quartz vein-hosted gold mineralisation along strike and down-dip from previous successful intersections.
Concurrently, the RC rig will investigate several structural and geochemical targets at Snake Hill. Executive Chairman Dr Steve Lennon noted that the company is "well-funded" following a recent successful capital raising, allowing for the rapid advancement of these high-priority targets.
Once the two-week programme at Blair North concludes, operations will shift 30 kilometres east of Norseman to the Viking Project.
The second phase will focus on the Beaker 2 and Beaker 4 prospects, following up on recent high-grade results and marking Talonx’s inaugural drilling efforts at Beaker 4.
The company expects a swift turnaround for the first phase of the campaign, with initial assay results from Blair North anticipated in May.