Dalaroo's Goldridge Soil Sampling Yields Promising Results

0:00Dallarou Meadows just launched a massive soil sampling push at their Gold Ridge Prospect in the Bandicoot Gold Project, up in Northeastern Cote, Divoir. They're targeting a 9 km structural corridor that's prime for gold, based on arrow-magnetic data and surface work. The plan calls for 4,400 samples on a 200 x 50 m grid to map out mineralization and hidden structures. Early results look promising, with crews cutting 12.75 km of sampling lines and grabbing 262 samples in. The first week alone. The soils are laterated clays and gravels loaded with quartz and iron oxides, classic signs pointing to gold in these tropical spots, they're saying starting from scratch. Back in March, rock chips from artisanal sites hit up to 17.95 grams per tonne gold, with 4 out of 6 samples over 3 grams. Follow-up grabs confirmed a gold system tied to quartz veins at rock contacts.

1:00Now they're extending that initial 2.5 km trend along strike to build drill-ready targets. Thousands of assays are coming in over the next months, setting up trenching, auger holes, and maybe even a first reverse circulation drill run. If the soils pop off along that full corridor, Dallarou could be drilling soon for a fresh West African gold hit, ramping up their target pipeline at Bandoukoum. Local news powered by AI, this is Sydney News Today, I'm Corey with The Story.