• Blue Star (BAU) has added several high-quality gold targets to its Hood River Project in Nunavut
  • Darren Lindsay, Blue Star’s VP of Exploration, sat down with Dave Jackson to discuss the expanded project
  • New targets have returned channel samples up to 32.4 g/t gold over 0.55 m
  • The company has initiated planning and scheduling for its 2022 exploration program with drilling to begin in May
  • Blue Star is a gold company focused on exploration and development in Nunavut
  • Blue Star Gold (BAU) is unchanged trading at $0.38 per share

Blue Star (BAU) has added several high-quality gold targets to its Hood River Project in Nunavut.

Darren Lindsay, Blue Star’s VP of Exploration, sat down with Dave Jackson to discuss the expanded project.

The project now hosts the Twilight Zone and the high-grade Flood Zone gold deposit, adding several highly prospective target areas with channel samples up to 32.4 g/t gold over 0.55 m.

It also hosts diamond rights, including the Tenacity diamondiferous kimberlite and a field of unsourced kimberlite indicator mineral samples, as well as anomalous historical samples returning grab samples up to 34.6 g/t gold.

The Hood River Project now encompasses 112 sq. km of highly prospective mineral claims.

The company has initiated planning and scheduling for its 2022 exploration program with drilling to begin in May.

Blue Star is a gold company focused on exploration and development in Nunavut.

Blue Star Gold (BAU) is unchanged trading at $0.38 per share as of 9:37 am EST.

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