Your browser does not support script

Whistler Project

 

3D IP Survey Figures

slide8forDrew-thumb

2010PlannedHoles_3DIP-thumb
2010 Planned Holes

Watch video presentation (Flash)


Download Quicktime


Kitty_North-thumb
Kitty North
Rainmaker_South-thumb
Rainmaker South
Raintree_East-thumb
Raintree East
 
RaintreeWest-thumb
Raintree West
RaintreeNorth-thumb
Raintree North
Red_North-thumb
Red North
 
Whistler_North_Lobe-thumb
Whistler North Lobe
Whistler_Southwest_Lobe-thumb
Whistler Southwest Lobe
Stormy_SW-thumb
Stormy SW
 
New_Portage_SE-thumb
New Portage SE
Portage_Mouth-thumb
Portage Mouth
 
 

Project Overview

The Whistler Project is located approximately 160 km northwest of Anchorage, Alaska, and is one of the largest group of contiguous mineral claim blocks held by a single company in Alaska, outside of existing mines and mine development projects.

The Whistler Zone hosts a world-class gold-copper-silver resource and is reported in the 43-101 resource technical report filed on SEDAR (www.sedar.com). Considerable additional mineralization has been discovered but has not yet been included in the resource statement.


* INDICATED RESOURCE: 30 million tonnes grading 0.87 g/t gold, 2.46 g/t silver and 0.24% copper (1.31Moz Gold Equivalent)
* INFERRED RESOURCE: 134 million tonnes grading 0.64 g/t gold, 2.18 g/t silver and 0.20% copper (4.44Moz Gold Equivalent)


{Mineral Resources which are not Reserves do not have demonstrated economic viability. Refer to the NI 43-101 Report available on www.sedar.com for further details on resource estimation methodology}

The Whistler Zone is just one of a cluster of targets and prospects within the 527 sq. km. block of 732 State of Alaska mining claims that make up the Whistler Project. Most of these targets are covered by shallow alluvial sediments and do not have the significant outcrop of the Whistler Zone, but do have comparable geophysical, geological or geochemical signatures.

Maps & Figures Drill Results Whistler Presentation




 
 

Maps & Figures

Click to enlarge.
Updated June 11 2010

2010 Spring Drilling Whistler Orbit

Raintree West

Raintree East




Old Man Breccia

Image above shows the footprint and long-section of the Whistler Resource. Only the 2008 holes (not included in resource) are shown.
 
 

Drill Results

Currently updating section.

 
 

Whistler Presentation


April 2010
Click to enlarge
 
 

Project Photo Gallery

Posted March 22, 2010

Slide2-thumb
Competitors from the Ididarod
Slide3-thumb
Looking towards the Skwenta River from Kitty North drill hole site
Slide4-thumb
Skyvan bringing in drill equipment for second rig
Slide5-thumb
air travel for Ididarod's competitors that didn't finish
Slide6-thumb
First drill core from Raintree North hole - Tracy Roach, Mark, Mike, Dave Frisnegger, Ute Fitzgerald and Robin
Slide7-thumb
Positioning the base for the Raintree North hole
Slide10-thumb
Jesse Spreeman, VIHC Pilot, on Whistler Ridge looking east
Slide11-thumb
VIHC Pilot with helicopter at Raintree West collar looking towards Alger Peak
Slide12-thumb
Skyvan taking off with the load
Slide13-thumb
Mark, Tracy and Mike on ridge above Kitty North drill target looking north towards Round Mountain and Puntilla Lake
Slide14-thumb
Guide's Shack at Rainy Pass Lodge
Slide15-thumb
Hunter's Lodge at Rainy Pass Lodge
Slide16-thumb
First core coming in from Raintree North
Slide16-thumb
Helicopter taking off to Start Set-Up for the 2nd Drill Rig at Stormy SW Drill Target


Posted May 31 2010

DSC00761 DSC00762 DSC00763
DSC00764 DSC00767 DSC00777
DSC00778 DSC00800 DSCN1087
DSCN1092 DSCN1249 DSCN1261
DSCN1262 IMGP0147 IMGP0175
IMGP0259 IMGP0260 IMGP0261
IMGP0263 IMGP0264 IMGP3857
IMGP3859 IMGP3860 IMGP8357
IMGP8362 IMGP8365 IMGP8366
IMGP8383 IMGP8409 IMGP8410
IMGP8415 IMGP8436 IMGP8437
IMGP8438 IMGP8441 IMGP8442
IMGP8445 IMGP8632 IMGP8638
IMGP8640 IMGP8641 IMGP8653
IMGP8654 IMGP8656 IMGP8657
IMGP8666 IMGP8742 IMGP8743
P6230109 P6230111 P9230007
Picture%20111 Picture%20112 Picture%20178


Property Tour

DSC00701 DSC00702 DSC00922
IMGP0115 IMGP8671 IMGP8672
IMGP8673 IMGP8674 IMGP8675
IMGP8682 IMGP8687 IMGP8690
P6220098 P6220107
 
 

Technical Documents

Whistler Resource Estimation (PDF)
 
 

Island Mountain

Posted June 10, 2010

The uppper intersection of IM10-004 includes a higher grade interval of 64.4 metres averaging 1.13 g/t gold, 3.2 g/t silver and 0.22% copper within the broader 129.8 metre intersection. Mineralization is hosted within diorite crackle breccia and hydrothermal breccia cemented by an actinolite-biotite-magnetite-pyrrhotite-chalcopyrite matrix. Higher grade intersections correspond to zones where the breccia matrix comprises a greater proportion of the interval. This intersection in IM10-004 corresponds to the upper 150 metre intersection in the 2009 discovery hole which averaged 0.72 g/t gold, 2.4 g/t silver and 0.16% copper. Plan maps of the Whistler Property and Island Mountain targets can be found here.

The lower gold zone was intersected from 231.5 to 383.1 metres and averages 0.78 g/t gold over its 151.6 metre length. Mineralization is hosted within moderate to strongly albite-biotite-actinolite altered diorite porphyry with variable 5-20% net-textured pyrrhotite and trace chalcopyrite. Net-textured pyrrhotite mineralization in the diorite is texturally similar to the lower mineralized zone in IM09-001 (1.22 g/t gold over 106.9 metres). IM10-004 continues in diorite porphyry until a depth of 489.9 metres where it intersects hornfelsed sediments to the end of the hole at 541.0 metres. Detailed mapping, prospecting and sampling continues in the area to aid in targetting further drilling at Island Mountain through this fall.

 
 

Muddy Creek

Muddy Creek consists of seven individual prospects located approximately 8 km. south west of the Whistler Porphyry project. The prospects consist of high-grade gold-silver and base metals associated with monzonite porphyry rocks and surrounding hornfels sediments.

Figure below shows the seven individual prospects with soil and rock-chip geochemistry and is underlain by the analytical signal of the magnetics.

Click to enlarge
Seven prospects of Muddy Creek
Seven prospects of Muddy Creek
Saruman Prospect
Saruman Prospect
 
 

Show printable version of '3D IP Survey Figures' in a New WindowEmail '3D IP Survey Figures' to a friend