Broken Hill Gold (ASX:BH6) said it began a geophysics program at the White Dam gold-copper project in South Australia, comprising 48 line-kilometers of pole-dipole induced polarization (IP) and 670 line-kilometers of high-resolution ground magnetics over the Icebreaker and regional targets, according to a Tuesday Australian bourse filing.
The company said the geophysics program will also include coverage of the Vertigo, White Dam East, Mary Mine, Green & Gold and Wilkins prospects, several of which have historical shallow oxide-hosted gold and copper drill intersections and no deep drilling to test primary sulphide mineralization potential.
A second drill rig is mobilizing to site this week, with diamond drilling planned to test the Icebreaker gold-copper sulphide zone following completion of the geophysics program, along with strategic drilling beneath the Vertigo and Hannaford pits to test gold-copper sulphide targets, with geophysics scheduled to be completed by mid-October, it added.