Pegasus GeologicalMappingReport 9Sep2024
The Pegasus geology sampling images from the recent geological mapping (BHS2024-15) are presented below, and VTEM data, (BHS2024-05) that are currently only provided as PDF files, are linked below.
Geological maps
Pegasus Geology with Claims Outlined
Geological Sampling Maps
Pegasus NW Rhyolite-Veins-Gossan 10July2024
Low Resistivity Targets
The linked PDF file shows the Pegasus low resistivity target, that is a blind target partially overlain by Columbia River Basalt, profiled every 25 meters, starting at 100 meters below surface, and extending down to a minimum 550 meters below surface.
Deep drilling and downhole geophysics are the best tools to determine just what the low-resistivity zone mineralization and structure is, but further surface or airborne geophysics are also warranted, both to the east and south of the Pegasus low-resistivity signature that has a west-east horizontal extent of +/- 1500 ft, to show its full extent east-west and north-south.
The Bayhorse low resistivity signature, that extends north nearly 1.5 Km from the east end of the Bayhorse Silver Mine, has been identified as a possible Pluton that fed hot mineralized fluids up into, and to the east and west of the Bayhorse.
The edge of another low-resistivity zone shows commencing approximately 750 ft west of the western extent of the Bayhorse underground workings. Confirmation drilling the south end can conducted by deep drilling from the Bayhorse Mine underground workings.
GL230249_Block1_RDI_Rho_Depth_Slices
VTEM Report