Relevant Gold Corp. Discovers Large Geochemical Anomaly at Golden Buffalo Project

VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / March 13, 2024 - Relevant Gold Corp. has unveiled results from its 2023 soil sampling and geological mapping at the Golden Buffalo Project in Wyoming. The findings highlight a significant 3.5 km² arsenic anomaly correlating with gold mineralization, marking a notable step in understanding the region's gold prospects.

The discovered anomaly surrounds a 2+ km western extension of the known Golden Buffalo Shear Zone (GBSZ), emphasizing the zone's potential in gold hosting. High-grade gold assays, including a surface trench rock chip assay of 168 g/t Au and a drilling assay of 83.8 g/t Au over 1 meter, have been previously reported by the company, underlining the area's rich gold presence.

Brian Lentz, Chief Exploration Officer of Relevant Gold, expressed enthusiasm for the discovery, comparing the geological features of Golden Buffalo to those found in Canada's Abitibi Gold Belt and hinting at the area's potential to become a new global gold district.

The 2023 soil sampling program aimed to cover 80% of the 3,884-hectare project area, testing both eastern and western extensions of the GBSZ and has led to the identification of several arsenic anomalies in shear structures across the property.

This exploration phase included over 2,100 soil samples, analyzed using portable XRF technology. These findings add significant weight to the prospect of further high-grade gold discoveries within the Golden Buffalo area and potentially across the wider South Pass Gold Field.