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Kestrel Gold — Investor Presentation (March 2015)
21 slides from Kestrel Gold's investor presentation, March 2015
Slide 1: Yukon Presentation
Yukon Presentation March 2015
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This presentation contains forward looking statements. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, included herein, including without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralisation and reserves, exploration results and future plans and objectives of Kestrel Gold I
Slide 3: Kestrel Gold's Strategy
King Solomon Dome Project - Yukon Kestrel Gold’s Strategy Kestrel Gold’s strategy for growth and shareholder value is to define, acquire and systematically explore quality projects where sound geological models exist that suggest there is excellent potential for sizeable mineral exploration targets.
Slide 4: The King Solomon Dome Property
King Solomon Dome Project - Yukon The King Solomon Dome Property • Kestrel’s 100% owned King Solomon Dome (KSD) property is a mere 30 minutes drive from Dawson City, Yukon Territory – exploration costs are accordingly far below many other typical Yukon projects • The KSD property is on a topographic
Slide 5: Geology
King Solomon Dome Project - Yukon King Solomon Dome - Geology • The regional geological setting, in light of established and new ideas on large gold deposits of `orogenic’ nature, is highly favourable • KSD is proximal to a regional thrust fault similar to those thought to be important in several ma
Slide 6: Centrally located to significant gold discoveries and mines
King Solomon Dome Project - Yukon Centrally located to significant gold discoveries and mines
Slide 7: Soil Geochemistry
King Solomon Dome Project - Yukon KSD Property: Soil Geochemistry • A striking feature of the KSD property, is the large and strong gold geochemical soil anomaly that exists over much of the ground • Silver, arsenic and lead anomalies correspond well with the gold soil anomaly • The main part of the
Slide 8: Trench Sampling
King Solomon Dome Project - Yukon KSD Property: Trench Sampling • Kestrel’s 2011 trenching program discovered a number of new gold bearing zones of interest (11V, 9W, 2U, 6X and 12D) and expanded on work by previous operators (7C and 8B) • 23 rock samples returned values greater than 2 g/t Au (and u
Slide 9: Geophysical Survey (2011)
King Solomon Dome Project - Yukon KSD Property: Geophysical Survey (2011) Kestrel’s 2011 IP Geophysical survey (left image) identified a large IP anomaly over a distance of 1.2 km. The main IP chargeability anomaly is open to the north and south and to depth and correlates with the soil geochemical
Slide 10: Sheba Area
King Solomon Dome Project - Yukon KSD Property: Sheba Area • A 3 hole diamond drill program (1200 m total) was conducted by Rackla Metals late in the 2013 field season, mainly to test the IP anomalies at Sheba and Sheba East • At Sheba, historical surface samples are documented (1996) of 60.8 g/t Au
Slide 11: Sheba Vein area
King Solomon Dome Project - Yukon KSD Property: Sheba Vein area Crosscutting quartz vein in schist at surface (Trench 7-C) Mineralized section in DDH13-02 between 34m yielding 9.4 g/t Au and >50 g/t Ag and 43m down hole (9m of 0.27 g/t Au) with up to across 0.4m 4.89 g/t Au at 53 m below surface
Slide 12: Sheba East Area
King Solomon Dome Project - Yukon KSD Property: Sheba East Area • At the Sheba East area a surface rock sample returned 40.67 g/t Au across 0.7m in 2004 (B. Kreft) • JAE Resources took a bulk sample of 2276 kg that returned 3.99 g/t Au in 2006 • Drill hole DDH13-03 returned 0.65 g/t across 6.5m and
Slide 13: High grade gold and silver is widespread property wide
King Solomon Dome Project - Yukon KSD Property: High grade gold and silver is widespread property wide • The first ever diamond drilling program at KSD highlights the structural complexity of the gold silver mineralized system. • Limited in scope, the drilling does not preclude the existence of seve
Slide 14: A large extent of Untested Zones
King Solomon Dome Project - Yukon KSD Property: A large extent of Untested Zones The image above looking NE from the Dome peak, illustrates the location of the three 2013 drill holes in relation to the size of the KSD property and the significant extent of the ``untested`` areas, notably the Mitchel
Slide 15: Revised Geological and Exploration Model for Orogenic System
King Solomon Dome Project - Yukon KSD Property: Revised Geological and Exploration Model for Orogenic System • A new model has been updated for both the geological processes involved and the planned exploration approach • The 2015 exploration focus will be on the structural features and possible com
Slide 16: Revised Geological and Exploration Model for Orogenic System
King Solomon Dome Project - Yukon KSD Property: Revised Geological and Exploration Model for Orogenic System • The conceptual model shows the postulated reasons for variations in gold concentrations • Further exploration is to focus on factors that are thought to effect the positioning of “high grad
Slide 17: Revised Exploration Model using ground magnetics
King Solomon Dome Project - Yukon KSD Property: Revised Exploration Model using ground magnetics • Ground magnetic surveys (2012 survey shown) indicate a general increase in magnetism north and Mitchell Trend west of 2013 drill locations • Indicative that relatively mafic masses may exist further aw
Slide 18: High Grade Mitchell Vein Trend
King Solomon Dome Project - Yukon KSD Property: High Grade Mitchell Vein Trend 4.3 g/t Au 5.4 g/t Au, >50 g/t 8.3 g/t Au Ag untested Mitchell Trend showing high 17 g/t Au, >50 g/t grade gold and Ag untested silver in bedrock 2.9 g/t Au 2.7 g/t Au 14.8 g/t Au, >50 g/t untested Ag 34 g/t Au 1.48 g/t A
Slide 19: Further soil sampling and trenching areas to the south
King Solomon Dome Project - Yukon KSD Property: Further soil sampling and trenching areas to the south • Soil samples collected on southern part of property returned values as high as 4 g/t Au • Heavily vegetated areas in southern part of property are now more accessible for further soil sampling be
Slide 20: Conclusion: The next big Yukon find?
King Solomon Dome Project - Yukon Conclusion: The next big Yukon find? • A very large amount of placer gold production (estimated to be in the order of 20 M oz Au) is derived from as little as 400km2 Klondike basement schist - implying a significant concentration of gold in the Klondike area • Unlik
Slide 21: Kestrel Gold Inc.
Kestrel Gold Inc. Contact: Kevin Nephin info@kestrelgold.com Ph: 604-824-6056 Head Office 408, 1324 – 17 Avenue SW Calgary, AB T2T 5S8 Canada