Rush Gold Commences Satellite Imagery and Field Work at Nevada Properties

Rush Gold Corp. has initiated geological fieldwork and satellite imagery acquisition using WorldView-3 at its Skylight and Legal Tender properties in Nevada. The company is investigating potential gold and silver deposits and verifying previously identified geochemical and satellite anomalies.

The Legal Tender and Skylight properties are located approximately 60 kilometers northwest of Tonopah, Nevada, within the Royston Hills Mining District. The fieldwork is designed to assess existing gold and silver rock and soil geochemical anomalies, and to verify recently identified satellite anomalies that may indicate a low-sulfidation epithermal gold-silver system.

The company confirmed that its satellite provider, Vantor Inc., has commenced new imagery tasking via the WorldView-3 satellite over the project areas. Tasking is expected to continue until cloud-free imagery is acquired. Enhanced, high-resolution alteration intensity maps are anticipated to be delivered within 2-3 weeks of receiving the satellite images.

CEO Anthony Zelen stated that the field crews are eager to begin their initial exploration programs. The company anticipates receiving the satellite alteration imagery study before year-end and aims to assess the expansion potential of known mineralization zones and follow up on new anomalies at both properties.