GoldHaven Confirms Anomalous Tungsten at Kuhn and Dead Goat and Identifies New Tungsten Zone at Vines Lake with up to 6,550 ppm W, Magno Property
Executive Summary
- GoldHaven Resources confirmed anomalous tungsten mineralization at historic Kuhn and Dead Goat showings and identified a new high‑grade tungsten zone at Vines Lake, with the top sample returning 6,550 ppm W.
- Approximately 1.3 km of continuous tungsten‑bearing skarn mineralization is now defined along strike at the Kuhn target, supporting district‑scale critical‑mineral potential.
- The results expand the known footprint of tungsten across multiple structurally controlled zones and justify advancing priority targets toward detailed targeting and future drill planning.
Key Details
- Assay Highlights (Top 10 samples):
- ME‑MS81 – Vines Lake – 6,550 ppm W
- J647321 – Dead Goat – 5,380 ppm W
- J647326 – — – 4,380 ppm W
- J647205 – Kuhn – 4,260 ppm W
- J647259 – Dead Goat – 3,920 ppm W
- J647213 – Kuhn – 3,850 ppm W
- J647215 – Kuhn – 3,360 ppm W
- J647262 – Dead Goat – 3,170 ppm W
- J647485 – Dead Goat – 2,930 ppm W
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J647261 – Dead Goat – 2,840 ppm W
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Geological Context:
- Tungsten mineralization occurs in structurally controlled skarn (manto‑style) zones within carbonate‑bearing units of the Rosella Formation and associated clastic units.
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Two principal skarn horizons identified at Kuhn: upper 3A (central Rosella) and lower 3A (Boya–Rosella contact).
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Structural Controls & Zoning:
- A newly recognized northeast‑striking silicified/skarn zone shows stronger zinc association and may link to the Cassiar Stock intrusive heat source.
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Minor copper mineralization noted; a granite stock sample returned 1,765 ppm Cu.
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Exploration Significance:
- Consistent with historic data, multiple samples show 500–5,000 ppm W across Kuhn and Dead Goat zones.
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The 1.3 km strike length of anomalous tungsten at Kuhn supports continued de‑risking via follow‑up mapping, sampling, and target refinement.
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Future Work:
- Priority targets (Magno & D Zones, Kuhn, Dead Goat, Vines Lake) will move toward detailed targeting and drill planning.
Notable Quotes
“The 2025 surface program successfully achieved one of its primary objectives of verifying historical tungsten mineralization at the Kuhn and Dead Goat showings while also identifying a new tungsten occurrence at Vines Lake,” said Robert Birmingham, President and CEO.
“These results highlight the continuity and scale of tungsten mineralization across multiple structurally controlled skarn zones at Magno and further support our view that the property may host a large, zoned polymetallic system.”