Silvore Fox Minerals (CVE:SFX) said Tuesday it has completed an airborne geophysical survey over its Coxheath claims near Sydney, Nova Scotia, helping the company to refine its future targets at the site.
The survey, carried out by Aeroquest International, detected a one kilometre long conductor, potentially indicating sulphides along a NE-SW lithological contact. The primary target is currently undergoing a detailed analysis to interpret the source, the company said. Further exploration plans and information on the targets will be released in due course.
"The results from this airborne geophysical survey wrap up a very busy and productive 2010 exploration program for Silvore Fox," said president Harold J. Cabrita.
"We had some good results from our 2,550 metres of drilling in Coxheath, which we announced on January 18, and this data from the airborne survey should help our geological team to refine our targets going forward as we integrate this new information with the truth from the ground from our drilling and trenching programs."