MINFILE Mineral Inventory

MINFILE Record Summary

MINFILE No 093F 045

File Created:	12-Mar-1986	by	Allan Wilcox (AFW)
Last Edit:	14-Dec-2015	by	Garry J. Payie (GJP)

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		NMI
Name	WOLF, RIDGE, LOOKOUT, POND, BLACKFLY	Mining Division	Omineca
		BCGS Map	093F023
Status	Prospect	NTS Map	093F03W
Latitude	053º 12' 30''	UTM	10 (NAD 83)
Longitude	125º 28' 06''	Northing	5898290
		Easting	335162
Commodities	Gold, Silver	Deposit Types	H05 : Epithermal Au-Ag: low sulphidation
Tectonic Belt	Omineca	Terrane	Stikine

Capsule Geology

The Wolf prospect is located about 130 kilometres southwest of Vanderhoof and consists of 198 claim units in 13 claim blocks between Cow Lake to the south and Entiako Lake to the northwest.

The claims were staked in 1983, by Rio Algom, to cover prominent knobs of hydrothermally altered felsic volcanic rocks that crop out east of a silver-zinc-arsenic-molybdenum lake-sediment anomaly. Lucero Resource Corporation worked the property from 1986 to 1996. The property is currently explored by Metall Mining Corp. under option from Lucero Resource Corporation.

The region in which the showing occurs is underlain dominantly by Lower to Middle Jurassic volcanic and sedimentary rocks of the Hazelton Group. These assemblages are overlain by the Upper Cretaceous to Oligocene Ootsa Lake Group and Miocene plateau basalt. Intruding Lower Jurassic rocks of the Hazelton Group in the northeastern part of the map sheet is a belt of granodiorite, diorite and quartz diorite plutons of the Lower Jurassic Topley intrusive suite. Felsic plutons of probable Cretaceous age intrude both Lower and Middle Jurassic Hazelton strata.

The Wolf occurrence is hosted by Mid-Eocene Ootsa Lake Group felsic flows, tuffs and subvolcanic porphyries. Poorly consolidated mid-Miocene sedimentary rocks, intersected in drilling, unconformably overlie the volcanic succession. The palynomorph assemblage in these rocks correlates closely with the Fraser Bend Formation. Mineralization and alteration are structurally controlled.

Mineralization occurs in northerly trending quartz (carbonate) veins (Lookout and Pond zones), siliceous stockworks (Blackfly, Chopper Pad and East zones) and hydrothermal breccia zones (Ridge zone) and as a stratabound unit of pervasively silicified and brecciated rhyolite and tuffaceous sediments (Ridge zone) capped by a maroon quartz feldspar porphyry sill. Chalcedonic colloform banding, comb structures, drusy cavities and bladed quartz textures (silica replacement of original calcite or barite) are common.

The geological setting, vein and breccia textures, alteration and metal distribution patterns resemble those of a low sulphur, adularia-sericite type hot-spring or silicified stockwork deposit. Native gold and electrum of micron size are associated with pyrite, chalcopyrite, aguilarite, naumannite and acanthite in silicified zones. At least 8 distinct phases of repeated, episodic and explosive stockwork veining and brecciation are recognized in the silicified zones (Andrew, 1988). Fluid inclusion studies indicate that the veins are epithermal, deposited at depths of less than a kilometre by low salinity, low carbon dioxide boiling fluids at temperatures from 170 to 270 degrees Celsius. Oxygen and hydrogen isotope compositions imply that water to rock ratios at Wolf were high (0.3 to 0.9).

The highest grades of mineralization appear to occur in zones that have undergone repeated episodes of brecciation and silicification. Better gold grades are associated with grey to brown banded chalcedonic silica and very fine grained disseminated pyrite. The most encouraging results to date have been at the Ridge zone, where trenching across the zone yielded 8.49 grams per tonne gold and 42.21 grams per tonne silver over 7.5 metres (Fieldwork 1993, page 47).

The 1992 diamond drilling program on the Wolf claims successfully identified a significant zone of epithermal style gold mineralization at the Ridge Zone. It consists of a shallow dipping zone of strong silicification, banded veins and hydrothermal breccias localized close to the lower contact of a rhyolite porphyry sill. Gold grades of approximately 2 grams per tonne occur over an area of approximately 300 by 300 metres (in plan) with an average thickness of about 9 metres. Significant areas of silicification and anomalous gold values were also identified at the Blackfly Zone (holes WF92-16 and 17) (Assessment Report 23076).

Other zones of interest include the Pond, Lookout, Chopper Pad and East Grid zones. The Pond zone is a 350 by 30 to 40 metre wide silicified area located south and east of the Ridge zone. The zone is underlain by a variably silicified and quartz veined feldspar-quartz porphyry. The Lookout zone is a 150 by 30 to 40 metre area of irregular chalcedonic quartz veining cutting maroon crystal tuff. The best single assay from this zone was 2.1 grams per tonne gold and 20.5 grams per tonne silver (Property File Rimfire Lucero Resources Ltd., 1987). The Chopper Pad and East Grid zones cover areas of silicified rhyolite that correspond to broad silver anomalies.

WORK HISTORY

In 1982, regional lake sediment surveys were conducted by Rio Algom Explorations returned an anomalous sample in silver, zinc, arsenic and molybdenum from a small lake in the claim area. Follow-up geological mapping, performed in the same year, identified areas of epithermal silicification with anomalous gold and silver values, which were staked as the Wolf claims. In 1983, geochemical rock and soil sampling was conducted over three silicified areas by Rio Algom Explorations.

In 1984, Rio Algom conducted additional soil and rock sampling, geological mapping and claims staking to cover new discoveries of epithermal silicification in the area. This work included the digging and blasting of eight trenches (52.2 metres) on the Ridge zone. The following year an additional five hand trenches and six diamond-drill holes (593.5 metres) were completed on the Ridge zone. In 1986, the holdings of Rio Algom were acquired by Lornex Mining Corporation and the property was optioned from Lornex by Lucero Resource Corporation, later that same year.

In 1987 and 1988, Lucero Resources conducted an extensive exploration program consisting of road construction, detailed sampling and 1800 metres of backhoe trenching on the Ridge and Pond zones. This work identified a wide zone of low-grade mineralization, which in trench 88-10 returned 2.69 grams per tonne gold and 14.0 grams per tonne silver over 26.5 metres (Property File Rimfire Dawson, J.M., 1990).

By 1990, Lucero Resources had identified the Pond zone, an area of extensive silicification covering 250 metres by 80 metres. Thirty-one chips samples taken, for a true width of 50 metres, across the Pond zone returned an average grade of 0.51 gram per tonne gold (Property File Rimfire Heberlein, D., 1991). Other areas of intense silicification were identified but not sampled; these included the Grid 2, Lookout and Chopper Pad zones.

In 1991, Minnova optioned the property from Lucero Resources and the next year biogeochemistry, airborne magnetic and EM surveys and diamond drilling (2002 metres) were completed on the Ridge zone. A large number of photos were also taken in 1992 of the Wolf area. The majority of these were on the Ridge zone, showing surface exposures, trenches and diamond-drill cores with a brief description of lithology (Property File Rimfire, 1992).

In 1992, Metall Mining Corporation (previously Minnova Inc.)did extensive trenching, gradient array IP, geological mapping and biogeochemical sampling over the Ridge and Pond Zones. This was followed by a fifteen hole, 2002 metres diamond drilling program that discovered a shallowly west-dipping mineralized zone, which outcrops as the Ridge Zone. The program was designed to test zones of strong silicification and epithermal-style gold mineralization exposed in trenches at the Ridge Zone and areas of anomalously high resistivity located about 1,000 metres west of the Ridge Zone.

In 1993, Metall did further trenching, IP, mapping and biogeochemical sampling.

In 1994, Metall continued to extend the area of biogeochemical sampling to the east and southwest, collecting 954 samples. Nine diamond drill holes, totaling 1333 metres were completed. In general drilling resulted in little to no significant veining and no significant gold values. One hole resulted in low grade gold mineralization in quartz breccia veining (Assessment Report 23548). The 1994 biogeochem survey of the Southwest area on the Wolf property did not found any new areas of interest. Discrepancies between the 1992 and 1993 surveys in the Central Area indicated a lack of precision and their trustworthiness and therefore their usefulness was put into question.

Bibliography

EMPR ASS RPT 12158, *13968, 16995, *23076, 23548, 23611

EMPR EXPL 1983-416; 1984-C291; 1985-C291; 1992-69-106; 1998-B-2

EMPR FIELDWORK 1985, pp. 317-320; 1992, pp. 475-481; 1993, pp. 9-44, *45-55; 1994, pp. 167-170, 193-197

EMPR INF CIRC 1993-13; 1997-1, p. 28

EMPR OF 1994-1; 1994-2; 1994-9; 1994-10; 1994-18; 1994-19

EMPR PF (Andrew, K.P.E. (1988): Epithermal Precious Metal Mineralization in the Ootsa Lake Group, Wolf Prospect, Central B.C.)

EMPR PF Rimfire (unknown (1979-01-01): Trenching and Mapping - Wolf; Clendenan, A.D., Holbek, P. (1982-01-01): Notes - Wolf; Lucero Resources Ltd. (1987-01-22): Prospectus Report on the Wolf Property; Lucero Resources Ltd. (1988-01-01): Generalized Surface Geology Map - Wolf Property West Half; Lucero Resources Ltd. (1988-01-01): Generalized Surface Geology Geology Map - Wolf Property; Andrew, K.P.E. (1988-04-01): Geology and Genesis of the Wolf Precious Metal Epithermal Prospect and the Capoos Base and Precious Metal Porphyry Style Prospects; Dawson, J.M. (1990-05-11): Geological, Trenching and Sampling Report on the Wolf Property; Lucero Resource Corp. (1991-01-01): Idealized Cross Section of Epithermal Systems - Wolf Property; Heberlein, D. (1991-03-18): Re: Wolf Epithermal Au Property; Nelson, C.E. (1991-10-11): Re: A report on the Clisbacko and Wolf properties; Minnova Inc. (1991-10-25): Geochemical Analysis Certificate - Wolf; Eagle Mapping Services Ltd. (1992-01-01): 1992 Proposed Grid Locations Map - Wolf; Eagle Mapping Services Ltd. (1992-01-01): Geology Map - West Half - Wolf; unknown (1992-01-01): Wolf Property Biogeochemical Survey Grid; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of Rice Crispy breccia, Ridge Zone, Wolf. Note: Dark material iron manganese oxide is Jacobsite; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo - Silicified, mineralized rhyolite Ridge Zone, Wolf; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of porphyry with quartz blading vein(s) Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of vitric tuff, Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of lapilli breccia with quartz veinlets, Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of IP Surveying, WOLF. (Note: bug net); unknown (1992-01-01): Biogeochemical Sampling - Ridge Zone - Wolf; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo looking westerly from eastern end of trench on Ridge Zone, WOLF. Note: footwall package of phyolite pyroclastics; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of bladed silica after barite or calcite - boiling in rhyolite, Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of Hydrothermal breccia: East Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of tuffaceous sediments, Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of Wolf claim camp - 2; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of Wolf Claim camp; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of banded rhyolite with quartz veinlets, Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of black siliceous and pyrite, Blackly Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of sedimentary wackes, Ridge Zone, WOLF Note: microfaulting; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of Metalls base camp and core storage area, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of B-Porphyry, Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of rhyolite breccia with silica, Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of crowded porphyry, Ridge Zone - South, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of quartz phyric rhyolite flow, Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of banded, chalcedonic vein in silicified quartz phyric rhyolite, Ridge Zone, WOLF. Note: High Grade; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of banded, chalcedonic veins in breccia Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of quartz vein with black, sulphide rich borders, Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of rice crispy vapour-rich breccias in rhyolite, Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of rice-crispy vapour-rich breccias in rhyolite, Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of mineralized banded chalcedonic quartz veins, rhyolite, Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of mineralized, banded quartz veins in rhyolite, Ridge Zone, WOLF. Note: a. brecciation b. open space drusy cavities c. bladed silica replacement(after calcite; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of mineralization in pit, Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of coarse-grained megacrystic, crowded feldspar porphyry CAP, Ridge Zone SW, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of crystal-rich lithic tuff, DDH WF-92-13-139m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of heterolithic breccia without monzontic fragments, DDH WF-92-13-126m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of G-porphyry with zoned k-feldspar, DDH WF-92-13-107m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of vitric tuff with flattened fiamme and quartz veinlets, DDH WF-92-13-170.2m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of andesitic tuff breccia with chalcedonic veinlets, DDH WF-92-13-151m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of quartz phyric rhyolite flow with quartz veinlets, Blackfly Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of quartz phyric rhyolite flow, Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of veined andesitic tuff, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of Wolf claim - Pond and Road; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of vitric rhyolite flow with flattened pumice and rounded fragments, DDH WF-92-13-99.1m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of devitrified rhyolite with kernel texture, DDH WF-92-13-100m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of welded tuff with flattened pumice fragments and vitric shards and eutaxitic texture, DDH WF-92-21-148.3m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of flow banded phyolite partially devitrified cut by quartz veins, DDH WF-92-17-76.6m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of fresh flow banded rhyolite, quartz phyric, auto-brecciated, relatively vitric glassy, DDH WF -92-17-62.7m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of accretionary lapilli in graded, bedded, ash tuffs, DDH WF-92-13-180m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of stoney rhyolite - crystalling, not glassy, DDH WF-92-13-167m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of heterolithic breccia with monzonitic fragments see#43 DDH WF-92-13-188.5m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of contact between vitric tuff with fiamme and heterolithic breccia surge deposit, DDH WF-92-13-182.7m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of close-up of vitric tuff showing flattened fiamme see#46, DDH WF-92-13-182.7m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of devitrified rhyolite with spherulitic kernel texture, DDH WF-92-13-92m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of B-Porphyry crowded, Wf-92-13-61m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of contact of B-porphyry and rhyolite with smokey quartz grains/devitrified kernels, DDH WF-92-13-90.8m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of flow banded rhyolite near DDH#1, Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of apple green sericite altered quartz phyric rhyolite with quartz veinlets, Ridge Zone East, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of mineralization high-grade Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of vitric tuff, Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of banded chalcedonic vein cut by qtz. veinlet in rhyolite, DDH WR-92-8-89m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of spherulitic rhyolite with finely disseminated pyrite, DDH WF-92-10-44.5m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of rhyolite breccia with black matrix chalcedonic silica and pyrite/marcasite, DDH WR-92-17-57.5m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of Rice Crispy breccia, Ridge zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of rhyolite breccia with black, matrix silica and pyrite, DDH WF-92-17-57.5m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of B-Porphyry or G-porphyry with bladed quartz after calcite veinlet and finely disseminated euhedral pyrite in porphyry, DDH WR-92-8-72m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of lapilli tuff, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of mineralized phyolite veins and breccia Ridge Zone, WOLF. Note: darker coloured silicified zones are fine-grained pyrite plus electrum; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of banded and ruggy silicia veins in brecciated phyolite, DDH WF-98-8-89.5, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of mineralized phyolite, Ridge Zone, WOLF. Note: banding; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of Heterolithic breccia with large clast of purple rhyolite with quartz veinlet - bleached envelope DDH WF-92-13-189m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of Heterolithic breccia with monzonitic clasts, near base surge of Ootsa Lake Group, DDH WF-92-185.2m, WOLF; Heberlein, D. (1992-01-01): Photo of banded, flooded, silica, plus replaced calcite blades, Ridge Zone, Wolf; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of banded chalcedonic silica veins in brecciated rhyolite, DDH WF-92-8-86.3m, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Photo of mineralization quartz stockwork in rhyolite, Ridge Zone, WOLF; unknown (1992-01-01): Mapping of Trenches - Wolf; Eagle Mapping Services Ltd. (1992-01-01): Geology Map - East Half - Wolf; unknown (1992-01-01): 1992 Trench Samples - Wolf; Heberlein, K. (1992-04-07): Re: Wolf Property Environmental Audit; unknown (1992-08-15): Geological Sketch Section with Drill Holes - Wolf; Dunne, K. (1992-12-01): Re: Microphotographs of Samples; unknown (unknown): Geophysical and Geology Map - Wolf; unknown (unknown): Geology Map and Survey Map - Wolf; Case, T.T. (1993-01-01): Chemical Discrimination of the Wolf Rhyolites, Central BC: Conserved Element Diagrams; unknown (1993-01-01): Geochemistry Line Surveys - Wolf; unknown (1993-01-01): Photo of Wolf claim - Field; unknown (1993-01-01): Photo of rock at Wolf claim; unknown (1993-01-01): Photo of Wolf claim area; unknown (1993-01-01): Photo of Wolf claim - Hill; unknown (1993-01-01): 1993 Biogeochemical Survey - Wolf Project; unknown (1993-01-01): Photo of Wolf - Hammer and Surface; unknown (1993-01-01): Photo of Wolf claim mineral; unknown (1993-01-01): Photo of Wolf claim; Lane (1993-01-01): Photo of qzt eye rhy - WOLF; Lane (1993-01-01): Photo of sediment rhyolite etc. at Ridge zone, WOLF; Lane (1993-01-01): Photo of polymictic congl. basal ootsa; Lane (1993-01-01): Photo of Belemnites in TR 93-1 - WOLF; Lane (1993-01-01): Photo of qtz eye rhy porphyry etc. - East Zone, WOLF; Lane (1993-01-01): Photo of ammonite fossils in sub percentage above camp; Blower, S. (1993-08-01): Geology sketch map of Trench 93-1 (part 1 of 2) - WOLF; Blower, S. (1993-08-01): Geology sketch map of Trench 93-1 sampling 1 of 2 - WOLF; Blower, S. (1993-08-01): Geology sketch map of Trench #93-2 - WOLF; unknown (1993-08-01): Geology sampling map of Trench 93-2 - WOLF; D.R.H. (1993-08-01): Geology sketch map of Trench G (part II) - WOLF; D.R.H. (1993-08-01): Geology sketch map of Trench #93-8 - WOLF; D.R.H. (1993-08-01): Geology sketch map of Trench #93-10 - WOLF; D.R.H. (1993-08-01): Geology map of Trench 93-6 (DDH 92-11) WOLF; D.R.H. (1993-08-01): Geology map of Trench 93-3 - WOLF; D.R.H. (1993-08-01): Geology sketch map of Trench 93-7 - WOLF; D.R.H. (1993-08-01): Geology sketch map of Trench 11 (93-4) continued - WOLF; D.R.H. (1993-08-01): Geology sketch map of Trench G (part I) - WOLF; D.R.H. (1993-08-01): Geology sketch map of Trench #93-11 - WOLF; Min-En Labs (1993-08-09): ICP Certificate of Analysis - WOLF; D.R.F. (1993-08-10): Geology map of Trench 93-9 - WOLF; Metall Mining Corp. (1993-12-01): Geology Map - Wolf Property - updated 1994; Metal Mining Corp. (1994-02-01): Geology Map - Wolf Property; Metal Mining Corp. (1994-11-01): 1994 Reclamation Map - Wolf Property; unknown (unknown): Geology and Geophysical Surveys Map - Sheet 1 - Wolf; unknown (unknown): Road Map - Wolf; unknown (unknown): Drilling Map - Ridge Zone - Wolf; unknown (unknown): Drilling Map - Foot Wall - Wolf; unknown (unknown): Drilling Map - Middle Ridge Zone - Wolf; unknown (unknown): Drill Section Map - Wolf; unknown (unknown): Drill Section - 92-10 - Wolf; unknown (unknown): Drill Section - Wolf; unknown (unknown): I.P. Survey Grid Map - Wolf; unknown (unknown): Geological Sketches and Notes - Wolf; unknown (unknown) Stereonets of Breccia Orientations - Wolf; unknown (unknown): Geological Sketches and Notes - Wolf; Minnova Inc. (unknown): Geology Sketch Map - Wolf; unknown (unknown): Photos of Drill Core Samples - Wolf)

GSC MAP 1131A; 1424A

GSC MEM 324

GSC P 90-1F, pp. 115-120

Andrew, K.P.E.(1988): Geology and Genesis of the Wolf Precious-Metal Epithermal Prospect and the Capoose Base and Precious-Metal Porphyry-style Prospect, Capoose Lake Area, Central British Columbia, unpublished M.Sc. Thesis, University of British Columbia, 334 pages

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