- Stroud's Santo Domingo Mexican Silver / Gold property is 100% owned by Stroud. Stroud is currently carrying out a drill program of approximately 28 holes with the objective of substantially increasing the silver and gold resources on the property.
| Classification |
Tonnes |
Gold
(g/t) |
Silver
(g/t) |
Gold
Ounces |
Silver
Ounces |
Silver
Equivalent
Ounces |
| Measured |
1,846,352 |
0.46 |
90 |
27,306 |
5,342,557 |
6,108,424 |
| Indicated |
2,501,382 |
0.39 |
88 |
31,364 |
7,077,092 |
7,881,531 |
Measured &
Indicated |
4,347,734 |
0.42 |
89 |
58,670 |
12,419,649 |
13,989,955 |
| |
| Inferred |
3,424,622 |
0.33 |
83 |
36,817 |
9,135,864 |
10,013,898 |
Silver-Equivalencies are calculated using a 46:1 ratio based on Gold at $1348.90/oz and Silver at $29.06/oz dated Feb.04, 2011. Recoveries were estimated at 92% for Silver and 95% for Gold. No Base metals were used for calculating Silver Equivalencies.
*Cut-off was USD $20 per tonne. This cut-off was calculated using a grade of 45 g/t of Silver Equivalent calculated at an historical ratio of 65:1 based on USD $15 per ounce of Silver and USD $975 per ounce of Gold
- Stroud's Hislop Gold project located in Ontario Canada is 100%
owned by the company, with measured and indicated resources of 102,750 oz. of gold, and total inferred resources of 69,700 oz. of gold. An 8,000 metre drilling
program was completed in 1997 by Stroud on this project. Stroud has signed an option agreement with St. Andrews Gold on the project. St. Andrews has the right to earn a 60% interest in the Project if they double the measured and indicated resources and carry out a pre-feasibility study on the Hislop project. St. Andrews plans on commencing drilling on the property in June 2011.
- Stroud's Leckie Gold project located in Ontario Canada is 100%
owned by the Company, with 80,000 oz. gold resource. Stroud is currently looking for a joint venture partner for the project.
- Stroud has a 3.75% interest in six Canadian natural gas condensate long-
life wells. These wells provide annual revenue in excess of $120,000.