Sky Gold Advances High Life Cu-Au Porphyry Target with Strong Surface Gold Results Ahead of Upcoming Drill Program
Sky Gold readies the drill bit in Nevada as surface assays confirm high-grade gold potential at High Life porphyry target.
The most recent news (March 31, 2026) reports high-grade surface gold results from the Evening Star property in Nevada. Highlights include chip samples up to 14.07 g/t Au and 11.11 g/t Au in the Good Hope Fault Zone, and 10.33 g/t Au at the Golden Bomber target. These results are being used to "vector" into a suspected 1-km diameter copper-gold porphyry system at the "High Life" target. The company has finalized drill permits and pads for a 2,400-meter diamond-core program scheduled to begin in early April 2026. This follows the March 13 announcement of contracting Titan Drilling and the January 15 identification of a large geophysical anomaly.
The news is Routine - Positive. While the surface grades are high (up to 14 g/t Au), they are incremental data points used to justify a previously announced drilling campaign. The market was already aware of the "High Life" porphyry target and the upcoming April drilling from the March 13 release. The "Material" aspect will only be determined once the 2,400m drill program produces actual subsurface intercepts, particularly at the CRD Hill target where the company is looking to verify 1969 historic results (166m of polymetallic mineralization) and add gold assays for the first time. The pending copper and silver assays from the current surface sampling also represent a minor lag in data delivery.
Sky Gold Corp. is a junior explorer focused on the Evening Star Property in the Walker Lane Trend, Nevada. The project is a multi-target asset featuring: - High Life: A large (1km diameter) interpreted Cu-Au porphyry system. - Tower Gold: A 1km long gold-in-quartz vein corridor. - CRD Hill/Gold Bug: Carbonate Replacement Deposit (CRD) targets with historic high-grade base metal intercepts. The company also holds interests in Ontario (Shebandowan), though it recently optioned out the Star Lake property to focus resources on Nevada.