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Freeman Gold Receives Approval Of Plan Of Operations And Provides Lemhi Gold Project Update
Plan of Operations approves drilling on 28 new pads off patented claims Allows testing of 4 high priority exploration targets and 22 resource expansion and infi
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[{"type":"text","content":" Plan of Operations approves drilling on 28 new pads off patented claims Allows testing of 4 high priority exploration targets and 22 resource expansion and infill drill holes within the northwest, southwest and southern margins of the Lemhi Gold Deposit 5 new holes (>700 m) completed at Beauty with rush assays pending Completed 21 step out / resource expansion and 8 infill drill holes for a total of 7,926 metres on Phase 2 drilling at Lemhi. Samples from 14 drill holes are at the lab awaiting analysis. VANCOUVER, BC, May 31, 2022 /CNW/ - Freeman Gold Corp. (TSXV: FMAN) (OTCQX: FMANF) (FSE: 3WU) (\"Freeman\" or the \"Company\") is pleased to report it has received approval of a Plan of Operations (\"Plan\") application to the USDA-Forest Service (\"USFS\"), Salmon and Challis National Forests, North Fork Ranger District, submitted in September 2021. The Plan was approved May 23, 2022, as POO-2021-081646. \"The approval allows us to drill test key extensions of the Lemhi Gold Deposit to maximize the near surface oxide ounce count. We are very much looking forward to drill testing exiting new targets in our underexplored land package. After our success at Beauty, we are very optimistic that additional gold mineralization can be discovered in the property package,\" commented Paul Matysek, Executive Chairman of the Company. \"We are extremely pleased with the support and collaboration received from the USFS and its staff and hope we can build upon this positive relationship as we develop the Lemhi Deposit.\" The Plan includes the construction of 28 drill pads of which 22 are selected for resource infill and expansion at the Lemhi Gold Deposit. These drill pads are situated within Freeman's Bureau of Land Management (\"BLM\") claims in the northwest, southwest and southern margins of the Lemhi Gold Deposit. The remaining six drill pads are designed to test high priority targets 2, 3 and 7 as defined in the new release dated May 6, 2021, which contain rock grab samples up to 38.23 grams per tonne gold (\"g/t Au\"). An additional drill pad has been permitted in the northwest portion of the claim block to partially test a coincidental Induced Polarization (\"IP\") Target, also defined by Freeman as Target 11. All these targets have never been drill-tested, like the Beauty ...