“(We’re) continuing our rock chip sampling (and) prospecting mapping. We have an airborne geophysics program starting hopefully in early August, and that will be targeting a variety of (areas),” he said.
Augustus Minerals also earned sponsorship from the Western Australian government through an exploration incentive scheme, where 50 percent of the drill costs will be covered by the government, according to Ford.
“So we’ve got two 700 metre diamond holes, sort of targeted to test under the existing drilling in areas where we haven’t done drilling, down to an area where we’re hoping … we may hit some hopefully higher-grade copper and molybdenum. So that’s another big program coming up,” he explained.
Watch the full interview with Augustus Minerals General Manager of Exploration Andrew Ford above.
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