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Taranis Resources Inc. is a Canadian mineral exploration company that owns the Thor Project located in southeast British Columbia. The project comprises 3,807 hectares of Mineral Tenures and 27 Crown Grant titles to precious and base minerals. The company has extensively drilled the area, connecting historical mines into a single, near-surface epithermal deposit. Taranis is now focusing on deep drilling to confirm the presence of a large intrusion-related deposit linked to the known near-surface veins.
Taranis Resources announced the commencement of its deep drilling program at the Thor project in Estes Park, CO. This 2024 exploration will be executed by Atlas Diamond Drilling, targeting two primary zones with potential for large, bulk mineable deposits. The first target, an Intrusive Target, is characterized by a 1,300 m x 1,000 m magnetic-low with evidence of significant mineral alteration and enrichment. The second target involves two conductive features known as Tusks, each approximately 3 km long, associated with high-grade mineralization and hypogene alteration. Atlas, experienced with Thor's conditions from previous drilling in 2018, will conduct the drilling.
Taranis Resources Inc. announces the exercise of additional warrants, raising $250,000 for exploring the Thor project. The Company is also modernizing its exploration data at Thor for artificial intelligence analysis, enhancing decision-making capabilities for deep drilling.
Taranis Resources Inc. announces the exercise of warrants and private placements to fund exploration efforts for the possible presence of a porphyry body under the Thor epithermal deposit. The company received $250,000 from share purchase warrants and plans a private placement of up to $1,400,000. The 2024 exploration program will focus on three key targets, including an intrusive target, conductive 'Tusks,' and a continuation of the Thor epithermal deposit.