Spartan Metals wins BLM approval for seven new drill sites at Nevada Eagle tungsten project
Bitget2026/09/24 09:01- Spartan Metals secured US BLM authorization for seven additional drill pads at the Tungstonia Claims in Nevada.
- Total permitted drill sites at Tungstonia rose to 32 within its 100%-owned Eagle tungsten-silver-rubidium project in White Pine County.
- New pads target zones flagged by recent MT and DCIP surveys, including vein extensions, skarn-style targets, and a southeast tungsten anomaly.
- Drilling continued with about 550 meters completed in a planned 3,000-meter core program.
- The program will shift to the newly permitted pads; assay results are expected as they are received and interpreted.
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