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Wildcat Silver Corporation WS
11/1/2011 8:00:00 AM
Wildcat announces additional drill results and receives permit to expand drilling onto adjacent land claim
VANCOUVER, Nov. 1, 2011 /CNW/ - Wildcat Silver Corporation (TSX: WS) ("Wildcat" or "the Company") is pleased to announce the results for 18 additional holes completed on the Company's Hermosa property located in Santa Cruz County, Arizona. Results continue to support the expansion and upgrading of the current Hermosa resource.
Wildcat has also received the required permits from the Coronado National Forest to extend its drilling program beyond its private land onto its unpatented claim block. The Company currently plans to drill 15 holes on the adjacent property, which further supports its objective to significantly expand the existing Hermosa resource.
Highlights:
Five holes (HDS-193, HDS-194, HDS-197, HDS-199, HDS-209) are located in the centre of the existing Hermosa resource demonstrating significant silver and manganese mineralization. The best intersections include:
HDS-193 encountered two zones of mineralization with the top zone returning 6.1 metres of 651.9 g/t silver and 10.71% manganese.
HDS-199 encountered three zones of mineralization with the middle zone returning 13.7 metres of 425.1 g/t silver and 13.93% manganese.
HDS-197 encountered four zones of mineralization with the bottom zone returning 7.6 metres of 334.9 g/t silver and 15.04% manganese, 1.47% zinc, 3.36% lead and 0.34% copper.
HDS-209 encountered 48.8 metres of 200.3 g/t silver, 12.70% manganese, 2.13% zinc, 1.22% lead and 0.11% copper.
Six holes (HDS-200, HDS-202, HDS-205, HDS-207, HDS-208, HDS-211) are located in the south and southeast area of the existing resource. All holes, except HDS-208 which had no significant mineralization, demonstrated strong silver mineralization. The best intersections include:
HDS-200 intersected three zones of mineralization with the middle zone returning an extensive interval of 25.9 metres of 203.3 g/t silver, 6.62% manganese, 1.40% zinc, 0.90% lead and 0.13% copper.
HDS-202 returned 21.3 metres of 233.1 g/t silver and 4.07% manganese.
Two holes (HDS-161, HDS-212) are located in the western area of the Hermosa property, where HDS-161 indicates that mineralization continues to the west. HDS-212 returned an extensive interval of 59.5 metres of 141.3 g/t silver, 9.54% manganese, 1.48% zinc, 0.95% lead and 0.05% copper.
Five holes (HDS-178, HDS-182, HDS-186, HDS-196, HDS-198) are located to the north and northeast of the resource area where results continue to exhibit solid silver and manganese mineralization. HDS-178 indicates an extension of mineralization to the northeast. The best intersections include:
HDS-178 returned 29.0 metres of 115.0 g/t silver, 13.18% manganese, 1.12% zinc, 1.94% lead and 0.15% copper.
HDS-196 encountered five zones of silver mineralization with the topmost middle zone returning 180.4 g/t silver over 9.15 metres. The bottom zone also returned significant manganese and base metal mineralization averaging 33.54 metres of 100.4 g/t silver, 6.90% manganese, 6.03% zinc, 3.72% lead and 0.07% copper.
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