Ann: West African hits 472.2 g/t gold at M1 South, page-2

Sensational figures.
Looks like I have left my run too late now.

West African hits 472.2 g/t gold at M1 South
29.5m at 20.6 g/t gold from 349.5m
Gold developer West African Resources Limited (ASX, TSXV: WAF) is pleased to report high-grade diamond
drilling results from the M1 deposit, at its 100%-owned Sanbrado Gold Project, Burkina Faso.
Highlights
• High-grade results from depth at M1 South;
29.5m
at 20.67 g/t Au from 349.5m including 0.5m at 472.2 g/t Au
22m
at 10.52 g/t Au from 373.5m
15m
at 12.4 g/t Au from 431.5m
• High-grade mineralisation extended to more than 350m vertical, double the average depth of
the current reserve
• High-grade open at depth, visible gold logged at 466m in TAN17-DD111 – assays pending
• Five drill rigs currently on site double shifting, an additional contractor rig expected on site
before the end of the month
• Well-funded to complete all work programs for 2017
Managing Director Richard Hyde commented:
“Diamond drill hole TAN17-DD109 has returned further high grade gold results at M1 South, with 29.5m
at 20.67 g/t Au from 349.5m including 0.5m at 472.2 g/t Au and 1m at 149.61 g/t Au from the hanging
wall zone, and the foot wall zone returned 9.5m at 7.78 g/t Au from 385m including 1m at 61.14 g/t Au.
“Results from the southernmost high-grade shoot show excellent vertical continuity and have extended
mineralisation down to more than 350m below surface, which is twice the average depth of the current
reserve.
“Mineralisation remains open at depth and is being drilled aggressively with 5 drill rigs on double shift.
An additional contract rig is expected on site before the end of the month.”
M1 Drilling at Depth
Assays have been returned for holes TAN17-DD109 and TAN-DD110A with results confirming visible gold
identified in core logging by WAF geologists. Both holes returned high grade results and extend the
vertical continuity of high grade gold mineralisation to more than 350 vertical metres. Results are pending
for TAN17-DD111, which intercepted visible gold at 414m and 464m down hole – which is the deepest
hole drilled to date at M1 South. Mineralisation remains open at depth across the 350m of strike of the​

M1 South deposit, as shown in Figure 2.