GoldHaven Hits New Skarn at Kuhn, Drilling Moves to Pad B
GoldHaven extended hole GOH26-04 after core observations, hitting a new skarn zone with ~145m drill length (est. true thickness 40-45m). Drilling continues from Pad B at the Kuhn target on the Magno Project.
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GoldHaven Resources Corp. (CSE: GOH) intersected a new skarn zone at its Kuhn target on the Magno Project in northern British Columbia, extending hole GOH26-04 beyond its planned depth after geological observations in the core, the company said Thursday.
The decision to keep drilling added roughly 145 metres of drill length in a newly identified skarn horizon beneath the down-dip extension the company reported September 15. Based on the current geological interpretation, true thickness is estimated at 40 to 45 metres, assuming a similar dip to the overlying units. That interpretation is preliminary and may change as more data comes in, the company said.
The skarn intervals contain magnetite skarn, garnet skarn, diopside skarn, and zones of semi-massive to massive sulphide mineralization, hosted in limestone, marble and dolomite. The company is logging, photographing and sampling the core, with assays pending.
With GOH26-04 now complete, the drill rig has moved to a new pad (Pad B) at the Kuhn target, where three of four planned holes have been finished and the fourth is underway.
"The decision to continue GOH26-04 was driven directly by what our geological team was seeing in the core, and that decision has now resulted in the intersection of an additional skarn zone beneath the down-dip extension we reported last week," President and CEO Rob Birmingham said.
Birmingham said each hole is improving the company's understanding of the system's geometry and scale, helping refine where to drill next. Assays will determine the significance of the intervals, he added.
The 2026 program is GoldHaven's first modern, systematic drill campaign at Magno, initially focused on Kuhn before evaluating other targets across the property. The project sits in the Cassiar District of British Columbia.
Technical information in the release was reviewed by Raymond Wladichuk, P.Geo., a qualified person under NI 43-101.
Further updates are expected as drilling advances and lab results are received.
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