American Pacific plans downhole surveys at Montana’s Madison project
Imaging and geophysical measurements following earlier M26C-02 results are intended to guide possible step-out drilling.
Event / data period: 2026-10-06
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American Pacific Mining said on October 6 that it had engaged Colog to conduct downhole structural and geophysical surveys in hole M26C-02 at the Madison copper-gold project in Montana. The work is intended to better define the orientation and geological controls of mineralization reported in September.
The program includes acoustic and optical televiewer imaging; the company may also add resistivity and conductivity measurements. Results are intended to guide planned step-out holes toward the west-southwest. The previously reported 30.8-metre intersection is a downhole length, and its true width has not been determined.
Data
Downhole length of the earlier Madison intersection
Length along the drill hole of the M26C-02 intersection reported by the company in September.
- Downhole length of the M26C-02 intersection
- 30.8 metres
- 2026-10-06 · Observed
Methodology
This is not true width; the company said true width has not yet been determined.
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