Here is part of an article by Gwen Preston.

" .... Evolving Gold

Evolving Gold (EVG-V) rebranded as a company focused on Nevada gold exploration just three years ago but it didn't take long for the company to make itself noticed. The rebranding was based on the premise that there was still much Carlin-style mineralization to be found in Nevada - the more obvious, outcropping deposits may have all been discovered but the Evolving team focused on finding slightly deeper mineralization masked by a thin veneer of cover.
The company now holds some 320 sq. km of ground within and just northwest of the Carlin trend, giving it one of the largest land positions in the state. The Carlin project accounts for one-third of the land package. The wholly owned Humboldt project accounts for the other two-thirds of Evolving's ground.
Evolving recently hit the longest mineralized intercept to date at Carlin: hole 9 returned 172 metres grading 0.31 gram gold, starting 1,135 metres down-hole. The hit included 1.1 metres of 7.79 grams gold, which is similar to the short, high-grade hit from 185 metres to the southeast, where hole 7 returned 18.3 metres grading 11.7 grams gold. The company believes the mineralized horizons are the same as those hosting producing mines within the Carlin trend that have become covered.
A recent high-resolution gravity survey over both the Carlin and Humboldt properties identified 24 new targets that fit Evolving's geologic model. The company is currently drilling its first hole ever on the Humboldt property. And a recent $15-million private placement with Goldcorp has given Evolving funding to add a second deep-drilling ...."

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