Glenstar Minerals Launches 13-Hole Drill Program at Nevada's Wildhorse Project
Glenstar Minerals Inc. has secured approval for a 13-hole drill program at its Wildhorse Project in Nevada. The company, which explores polymetallic minerals, will begin operations after receiving the green light from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). Shares of Glenstar trade on multiple exchanges, including the CSE, Frankfurt, and OTCQB markets. The Wildhorse Property covers 1,780 acres across 89 mineral claims in Mineral County, Nevada. Glenstar's upcoming drill plan includes 6 holes at the Coca Cola Zone and 7 holes at the Rattlesnake Zone.
At the Coca Cola Zone, holes will follow a mineralised trend, reaching depths of up to 500 feet. The Rattlesnake Zone holes will be vertical, targeting depths between 300 and 500 feet along a north-south mineralisation line. Midnight Sun Drilling Inc. has been hired to carry out the program. Preparations also involve building 2,200 feet of new access roads to support the operation. Meanwhile, assay results from a recent trenching program at Wildhorse remain pending.
The drill program marks a key step in Glenstar's exploration efforts at Wildhorse. With infrastructure work underway and a contractor in place, operations are set to proceed. The company awaits further data from ongoing trenching activities to guide future decisions.
