Freeman Gold Expands Lehmi Gold Project With 219 Additional Claims

Freeman Gold (CSE: FMAN) this morning announced that it staked an additional 219 claims at its Lehmi Gold project in Idaho. The additional claims bring the total size of the Lemhi Gold project o over 7,515 acres of ground that has largely been unexplored despite historic discoveries of the resource.

The additional stake claims are said to be in highly prospective areas, in the vicinity as well as along strike of known near surface oxide gold mineralization. The additional claims have seen over 355 drill holes between 1980 and 2013.

In addition to the increased land claims, Freeman also announced this morning the appointment of Tom Panoulias to the role of VP, Corporate Development effective June 10. Panoulias is a capital markets professional, having spent over 15 years at the likes of Echelon Wealth, Fraser Mackenzie and Dundee Capital Markets. Prior to serving in the capital markets, Panoulias was a mining executive, holding senior roles at Kinross Gold and TVX Gold.

"Having secured a total property package of approximately 30 square kilometers surrounding the historical Lemhi oxide gold mineralization allows the Company to increase its chances of discovering further satellite deposits. Given the current geological interpretation and the magnitude of the mineralized body, we feel that securing this additional land was imperative, as it will allow the Company to pursue an aggressive exploration program in conjunction with resource focused drilling."

Freeman Gold last traded at $0.62 on the CSE.


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