Toogood Gold has made the Widowmaker and Pacifico trends its priority targets at Nevada’s Table Mountain project after mapping traced them for more than 10 kilometers combined. The company is refining targets ahead of a planned maiden drill program.
Mapping at 1:5,000 scale identified volcanic units, alteration, faults, quartz veins and brecciation across a roughly 4-by-2-kilometer footprint. Widowmaker extends more than 5 kilometers; about 500 meters east, Pacifico follows a broadly parallel structure with more than 5 kilometers of mapped fault trace. A northwest-trending quartz vein 3 to 4 meters wide intersects the main Widowmaker corridor.
Historical gold and mercury anomalies are being checked through Toogood’s 2026 sampling program, with assays pending; earlier rock samples were selective or grab samples and may not represent overall grades or true widths. Field acquisition for UAV magnetics and ground gravity is complete, and about 15 line-kilometers of CSAMT surveying is planned to investigate subsurface structures. Toogood has begun the Notice of Intent process for its planned maiden drill program. Table Mountain remains an exploration-stage project: surface work has not established a mineral resource or confirmed economically significant gold-silver mineralization at depth.
