Sixtymile Gold Project

The Sixtymile Project is located 2 hours west of Dawson City in the Yukon. It is road accessible and only 20 minutes from the Top of the World highway. The Project is located over four gold-bearing creeks that have produced over 200,000 ounces of placer gold since the discovery of gold in Yukon in the late 19th century.

The Property can be efficiently and effectively explored thanks to heavy equipment on site. Graders, dozers and backhoes are available to maintain and create access roads, drill pads and trenches. The local placer miners have removed gravels and exposed bedrock in their mining process to help map and assess mineralization on site.

Flow Metals optioned the Project in 2018 based on favourable drill results of up to 24m at 1.6 g/t and the occurrence of course grain gold in the creeks. The property was drilled and trenched in October 2020 and June 2021. Exploration combines structural mapping with high-resolution geophysics to define drill and trench targets. RAB drilling has identified the best targets to be followed up with RC and diamond drills.

Relogging of historical core as well as the recent drilling has highlighted the potential of the Sixtymile Property to host significant orogenic gold mineralization. Mineralized silica sinter and other rocks with boiling textures are indicative of a high level gold mineralizing event. The thrust faults host gold showing gold mineralization was coeval with faulting, a prerequisite for orogenic gold deposits.