• Taranis Resources flagged an outcropping syenite intrusive stock at its 6,400-hectare Thor project in southeast British Columbia.
• The “GUS” prospect sits 3.7 km southeast of the Borr epithermal zone, 1.3 km southeast of the NI 43-101 Thor resource area.
• Airborne geophysics previously outlined a circular resistive anomaly at Thor, interpreted as a blind intrusive target beneath the deposit.
• GUS hosts skarn alteration; a 1984 shallow hole reported 13.37 g/t gold, 85.62 oz/ton silver, 1.98% zinc, 1.58% lead over 1.83 m.
• Work is ground-checking at least five circular magnetic highs; results support a potential porphyry-epithermal district-scale system linked by a lamprophyre dyke.

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