Bolt Cutter Gold Project

Project Overview

Pilbara WA

The Company has a dominant 446km2 land position with two 100% owned granted tenements (E45/5623 and E45/5612) and six 100% owned applications (E45/6201, E45/6202, E45/6302, E45/6303, E45/6304 & E45/6204) prospective for lithium and gold in the Mallina Province, Pilbara, WA. The discovery of the Hemi gold deposit by De Grey Mining Ltd (ASX:DEG) has uncovered a major new gold system. The Company is one of the few ASX junior mining companies to have a landholding that straddles the Berghaus Shear, this structure likely had an influence on the Hemi Deposit formation.

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Geology

Gold occurrences in the region are commonly sediment- or intrusion hosted and associated with anticlinal axes, particularly where they intersect major fault or shear structures. The highly prospective Berghaus Shear trends in a north-easterly direction and looks to have provided fluids for the formation of the Hemi Deposit. In addition to the Berghaus Shear, anticlinal axes trend in a parallel orientation with multiple splays off the Berghaus Shear intersecting the anticlinal axis providing areas of interest. Similar settings may be replicated in the Wildcat tenement package.

The Berghaus shear zone is comprised of a suite of parallel shears and contains the Mt Berghaus deposit and the smaller Cookes Hill gold deposit held by De Grey Mining. There has been minimal previous exploration within Wildcat’s tenure along what has been demonstrated as a fertile structure.

Transported cover occurs over much of the Bolt Cutter tenure and hindered earlier explorers, with conventional surface sampling techniques not suitable for exploration. Wildcat plans to utilise geophysical interpretation to test defined prospective zones with targeted aircore drilling.