Permits Obtained for Second Drilling Program at Hillgrove
Larvotto Resources (ASX: LRV) has successfully obtained the required permits to commence a second exploration drilling program at its Hillgrove gold-antimony project located in New South Wales. This regulatory achievement marks a significant progression for the company, allowing it to move forward with its exploration efforts at the site. The Hillgrove project, recognized for its historical yield of both gold and antimony, represents a vital asset in Larvotto’s portfolio, and the procurement of these permits highlights the company’s dedication to realizing the full potential of the project.
Clarks Gully Prospect Set for 5,250-Meter Drilling
The forthcoming drilling program at the Clarks Gully prospect is planned to encompass an extensive 5,250 meters of reverse circulation (RC) drilling. This exploration phase is strategically intended to assess the depth and continuity of mineralization found in prior campaigns. The Clarks Gully region has displayed encouraging signs of both gold and antimony mineralization, positioning it as a top-priority target within the larger Hillgrove project.
Larvotto Resources seeks to map out the extent of these mineralized zones, focusing particularly on pinpointing high-grade pockets that could substantially boost the project’s economic feasibility. The RC drilling technique, recognized for its efficiency and cost-effectiveness, will enable the company to swiftly collect data and enhance its geological model of the prospect.
The mobilization of the drilling rig is slated for next week, with the program anticipated to begin shortly thereafter. The outcomes of this drilling initiative will be vital in guiding the next steps for the Clarks Gully prospect, potentially paving the way for resource estimation and additional development efforts.
