Juggernaut Exploration reports significant hits at Big One project

Juggernaut Exploration has reported significant visual hits during its initial drilling program at the Big One project in Canada’s Golden Triangle. In the Whopper Zone, drill cores encountered quartz-sulfide intervals up to 20 meters thick, spanning a strike length of over 600 meters.

Previous surface sampling in the area had yielded high grades of up to 44.76 g/t gold equivalent. Following these results, the company has expanded its fully funded drilling program from 10,000 meters to 13,000 meters. Geological indicators suggest the presence of a large porphyry system located near world-class deposits such as Brucejack.