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DSCR Commences Trench Digging Operations Based Upon Favorable Assay Report
DSCR Commences Trench Digging Operations Based Upon Favorable Assay Report.
About this update from Discovery Minerals Ltd.
[{"type":"text","content":"\n The Second Assay Report of Rock Samples indicated near surface ore bodies for  trenching operations expected to increase overall yield as well as identify additional target zones.    Murphy, ID, Aug. 20, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NEWMEDIAWIRE -- Discovery Minerals Ltd (OTCQB:DSCR) is an acquisition and development Company that targets natural resource properties primarily in precious metals and mining operations.  Discovery Minerals Ltd and Murphy Noble Metals JV are pleased to announce exciting results of its second reconnaissance rock sampling program, showing higher concentrations of Au and Ag and near surface deposits appropriate for trenching. Given the findings the Company has commenced trenching operations along a 2,000-foot section of the Oro Fino vein. Ongoing assay reports are an important part of the operations to define mineralization on specific ore body targets as well as to identify the most favorable target zones.      Trenching Program At this juncture the company is pleased that the project continues to produce positive assay results extending the target areas. DSCR has embarked upon a trenching program along various accessible parts of the project to establish continuity and widths of the various veins within the overall structure. Although the hanging wall and footwall veins are the main feature of the Oro Fino reef structure, there are other veins which split from or link these two main vein sets. These packages of vein sets, now freshly exposed by the trenching, will add to the overall potential of a bulk open cut resource.  The trenching and subsequent assay results will also allow more accurate placement of drill targets along the shear zone. Russel Smith, CEO of Discovery Minerals LTD commented; “As more data is gathered and added to the overall assessment of the project we notice a certainty forming that all the factors that are needed for a major occurrence are present.  We are seeing structures that are quite easy to identify given similarity to other known gold resources.  The assay reports are confirming our initial geological expectations.  These results continue to increase our confidence as they show the actual vein material in situ and its structure as it relates to both mined and yet to be mined mineralization....