The company says the new results have added weight to the idea that a much larger mineralised system may be lurking below the surface. And St George isn’t a one-trick pony. Together with St George, the three prospects form part of a mineralised belt extending for more than 20 kilometres of strike across Pacgold’s tenement package. Pacgold Limited managing director Matthew Boyes said “Intersecting additional high grade antimony numbers confirms we have a large mineralised system which we have only just started to explore. With the North Queensland wet season temporarily slowing boots-on-the-ground fieldwork and drilling, Pacgold plans to return to St George in the June quarter with an expanded drill plan.