- Glenstar Minerals (GSTRF, Financial) has completed Phase 1 exploration at its Wildhorse property, increasing claims from 45 to 61 over 1,220 acres in Nevada.
- Exploration revealed significant copper oxide mineralization, with historical samples showing over 1 g/t gold, 1% copper, and 6,100 ppm antimony.
- Phase 2 exploration is planned to assess the property's potential for a large, well-mineralized skarn system.
Glenstar Minerals Inc. (OTCQB: GSTRF) has successfully wrapped up Phase 1 of its exploration program at the Wildhorse property in Mineral County, Nevada. This initial phase expanded Glenstar's mineral claims from 45 to 61, now encompassing 1,220 acres (494 hectares). The exploration program yielded significant findings, identifying strong copper oxide mineralization along with complex geological features, notably centered around a felsic intrusion.
The exploration has highlighted three zones of interest, with the Coca Cola Zone displaying robust mineralization along the southwest margin. Initial sampling yielded promising results, including historical samples with over 1 gram per ton (g/t) of gold, 1% copper, and 6,100 parts per million (ppm) of antimony. The property shows significant potential for a large, well-mineralized skarn system, which is being targeted for further exploration.
Given these initial positive results, Glenstar is already planning a Phase 2 exploration program. This next phase will include a larger-scale rock chip sampling strategy to further test the exposed intrusion for additional mineralization. The emerging geological model highlights a polymetallic mineralized system that spans at least one square kilometer, with hopes of uncovering further skarn-related deposits.
Glenstar's exploration efforts are driven by a mission to develop critical mineral and energy metal properties, with the company holding a significant interest in polymetallic minerals essential for manufacturing advanced technologies. Glenstar's stock trades under the symbol "GSTRF" in the OTCQB market, reflecting its ongoing commitment to exploration and development in the mineral sector.
