Great Pacific Gold (GPAC) is turning its attention to its Wild Dog project in East New Britain Province.
Wild Dog is a district-scale land package with potential to host multiple high-grade epithermal gold-copper deposits and promising copper-gold porphyry targets.
With GPAC’s 5000m drilling program at the Kesar site in full swing, GPAC chief executive officer Greg McCunn said it was time for the company to turn its attention to Wild Dog and the potential findings there.
“With road access re-established by GPAC in (the third quarter of 2024), the management team will be on site in November to develop our 2025 work program,” McCunn said.
“We are excited about the potential of this highly prospective property and look forward to getting boots on the ground.”
Wild Dog is located approximately 50km south south-west of Rabaul, with access to the site available from the ports of Kokopo and Rabaul.
Back in June, GPAC engaged Tetra Tech Coffey as environmental consultants for the company. Tetra Tech Coffey is undertaking a site assessment at Wild Dog, which involves the collection of water and sediment samples to understand current site conditions.
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