Annual and final report year 6, 9 January 1990 to 8 January 1991

Abstract

The Flaming Fury soil anomaly is 150 x 800m+ and consists of coincident Pb, Zn, Au, Sb and As anomalies trending N-S and approximately parallel to bedding and cleavage. The anomaly is west of a strike slip zone which is parallel to the main strike slip faults at Woodcutter's Mine. Drilling returned maximum grades and thicknesses when mineralised veins are bulked together of 5m at 2.85% Pb, 2.19% Zn, 30g-t Au and 0.41g-t Au. These results downgraded the shallow potential of the anomaly but highlighted the possibility of higher grade mineralisation in the Woodcutter's Mine host lithology at depth.