NV Gold Reports Promising Drill Results at Slumber Gold Project

NV Gold Corporation has disclosed the results of its 2025 drilling campaign at the Slumber Gold Project in Humboldt County, Nevada. Five drill holes, totaling 964.7 meters, were completed to explore mercury vapor anomalies beyond known gold zones. Significant findings include a gold intercept of 28.95 meters grading 0.433 grams per tonne (g/t) gold in a step-out hole located 1.5 kilometers north of established zones.

Notably, drill holes SL-30 and SL-31 yielded promising results, with gold grades reaching up to 1.092 g/t. CEO John Watson highlighted the expansion of the oxide gold system, suggesting it could exceed current estimates. Further exploration could confirm a substantial gold discovery in the area, given the project’s expansive geological characteristics.

The Slumber project, consisting of 85 lode claims, has undergone various geophysical surveys, confirming a continuous resistivity zone aligned with gold mineralization. These geological features indicate potential for significant expansion of the known gold system.