Silver Bull Extends Previously Inaccessible Historical Workings 350 Meters To The West Of Recent Drilling And Identifies Two New Sulphide Zones Grading Up To 30.7% Zinc, 606 G/T Silver, 17.6% Lead, And 0.55% Copper, At The Sierra Mojada Project.
Tim Barry, President, CEO and director of Silver Bull states, “350 meters of historical workings were opened up along the east-west trend of the sulphide mineralization we drilled in 2017. This channel sampling program clearly shows the continuation of high grade mineralization towards the west. Our underground geological mapping shows a number of high angle structures up to 2 meters wide containing sulphide mineralization grading up to 1,300 grams per ton silver, 42% zinc, 18% lead, and 13% copper that appear to feed into the overlying oxide zone. Our plan for the first part of 2018 is to walk our drill rig along these newly opened up east-west underground workings with the view of demonstrating continuity of the mineralization. The exceptionally high zinc numbers we see in the new area is consistent with what we see in other areas we drilled in 2017 and presents an exciting new target. In addition to the continued drilling along the sulphide trend we expect to have additional results from our 2017 drill program out to the market shortly”.
