Harvest Gold Discovers Significant Gold-Silver-Copper Halos In The Northern Part Of The Mosseau Property
Harvest Gold pivots to "Halo" mineralization theory as maiden drill results yield broad, low-grade intercepts.
The most recent news (January 29, 2026) reports the identification of significant gold-silver-copper (Au-Ag-Cu) "halos" in the northern part of the Mosseau property in Quebec. This conclusion stems from a re-evaluation of historical drilling data (Morono Gold Deposit) and the company’s own 2025 drill results. Management notes that historic operators (circa 1980s) did not routinely assay for copper and silver. The 2025 drilling confirmed broad intervals of anomalous mineralization (e.g., 18m of 1.0 g/t Au in MO-17-10) which management interprets as a much larger mineralizing system than previously understood. A 6,000-meter, 40-hole diamond drill program is being planned to test this expanded model.
While the headline uses the word "significant," the impact is Routine - Positive. - Grade vs. Width: The identified "halos" are characterized by broad widths but generally low grades (many intercepts below 1.0 g/t Au). While this suggests a large system, it raises the bar for economic viability, requiring much higher tonnage or localized high-grade "sweet spots" that have yet to be consistently intercepted. - Re-interpretation vs. New Discovery: Much of the "new" data is actually a re-analysis of 40-year-old historical holes. While the inclusion of Ag-Cu pathfinders helps with targeting, it does not immediately increase the known gold resource. - Strategic Validation: The news validates the company’s decision to focus on the Mosseau property but also confirms that the maiden 2025 drill program (reported Jan 8, 2026) yielded mostly exploratory, sub-economic grades (e.g., 0.28 g/t Au over 1.5m) rather than a "discovery hole."
Harvest Gold is focused on gold and copper-gold exploration in the Urban Barry greenstone belt of Quebec. - Flagship Project: Mosseau Property. It hosts the "Morono" deposit (historical, non-43-101) and is situated along the Kiask River Mineralized Corridor. - Other Projects: Urban Barry and LaBelle. These are earlier-stage properties where till sampling and magnetic surveys have recently been completed.