Why this ground
- The camp. Kirkland Lake has produced more than 23 million ounces of gold. The property lies west of the Amikougami Creek fault, where the western part of the camp shifted south – and adjoins Stardust Metal’s Kirkland West project and Agnico Eagle ground.
- Drilling next door. Stardust Metal plans 8,000 m of drilling at Kirkland West in 2027, starting around the Baldwin Mine beside our claims (Stardust news release, 2026-10-20).
- Gold at surface. The Reed showing returned 14.04 g Au/mT over 0.40 m in three independent cut samples (2017), and the provincial geologist’s own cut sample returned 8.02 g Au/mT over 0.61 m. Stripping has exposed gold-bearing albite zones and altered veins.
- Untested. The Reed showing, the eastern half of the claims and the coincident EM conductors have never been drill-tested. Hole EO-22-004 (969 m, 2022) was collared on the claims about 1.8 km west of the showing.
- Modern data, ready to use. Drone magnetics with a 3D model, a 2022 IP survey, 1 m LiDAR, a drone photo map and the filed work since 1949 – all in the Property Viewer in 1D, 2D and 3D.
Ranked targets
We line up five kinds of survey evidence – conductors, magnetics, the 3D magnetic model, gold in soil and rock, and IP – along every grid line, and rank the spots where they agree, each with a short reason why.
The ranked list is in the Property Viewer for investors.
Working together
We are open to working with an investor on the property. The terms are being restructured and will be discussed directly with serious parties.
Every sampling result, the claim records and the first-phase drill plan are in the data room for serious parties.
Apply for data-room accessResults are historical and from the sources named; they have not been verified by a Qualified Person for this page, and no mineral resource is implied. Targets are a rule of thumb, not a drill recommendation.
See it for yourself
Every claim, showing, sample and survey – in 1D, 2D and 3D, right in your browser. Then talk to us or walk the ground.