Dec. 8 at 11:31 PM
$WRLGF Posted on behalf of West Red Lake Gold mines. - Fork currently hosts 20,900 oz @ 5.3 g/t (Indicated) and 49,500 oz @ 5.2 g/t (Inferred), but the internal view of its potential has shifted meaningfully.
Management now believes Fork contains a much higher-grade core — likely in the 8–9 g/t range — that is shallow, continuous, and well-shaped for mining. CEO Shane Williams notes the deposit’s geometry allows efficient drilling from surface and could position Fork as a near-term ore source for Madsen.
WRLG is already unlocking new high-grade zones around historic workings at Madsen, where decades-old mining left significant gold behind. Systematic targeting of offsets, parallel structures, and depth extensions has delivered two new high-grade areas — South Austin and Lower Main Austin — both entering the 2026 mine plan.
If successful, Fork strengthens WRLG’s emerging hub-and-spoke strategy, joining Rowan and Wedge as high-grade satellite deposits.
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