- Dynasty Gold Corp (DYG) announces a 5,000-meter drill program for 2025 at its Thundercloud property in Ontario.
- The Pelham Zone will see 3,000 meters of drilling to enhance the existing NI 43-101 Mineral Resource Estimate.
- An additional 2,000 meters will target new mineralization discovered south of Pelham.
Vancouver-based Dynasty Gold Corp (OTC: DGDCF) has revealed plans for a substantial 5,000-meter drill program scheduled for 2025 on its Thundercloud gold property, situated in northwestern Ontario. This exploration effort aims to expand and upgrade the current NI 43-101 open-pit Mineral Resource Estimate in the Pelham Zone.
The drill program will allocate 3,000 meters to the Pelham Zone, focusing on the high-grade gold mineralization extensions, where previous drill results showcased impressive values of 8.4 g/t over 73.5 meters, including a notable sub-interval of 3 meters at 151.65 g/t. These efforts are intended to test down-dip and lateral extensions of mineralization.
In addition to efforts in the Pelham Zone, 2,000 meters of drilling is planned for the newly discovered surface mineralization area located south of Pelham. This area, identified in 2024, presents additional exploration potential as the company seeks to replicate the success seen in the Pelham Zone. Dynasty’s prior drilling efforts, totaling 7,400 meters, have already hinted at considerable resource expansion in both size and grade.
The Thundercloud property is uniquely positioned within the Archean Manitou-Stormy Lakes Greenstone Belt, approximately 47 kilometers southeast of Dryden, Ontario. The mineralization in the Pelham Zone is typified by gold-bearing sulphides within a regional scale north-dipping shear zone, with high IP-Chargeability responses indicating depths of gold mineralization. The upcoming drill program is expected to further delineate the resource and potentially uncover new extensions of high-grade gold deposits.
