Interview with Bryan Slusarchuk, CEO of Great Pacific Gold Corporation (TSXV:GPAC | OTC:FSXLF)

Here is my interview with Bryan Slusarchuk, CEO of Great Pacific Gold Corporation. In the video, we discuss the company’s foray into Papa New Guinea via its transformational acquisition of Wild Dog Resources. Thanks for watching. — Great Pacific Gold has a portfolio of high-grade gold projects in Papua New Guinea (“PNG”) and Australia. In PNG, Great Pacific Gold recently acquired a significant 2,166 sq. km mineral exploration land package in PNG. The land package comprises two ELs and multiple ELAs. It includes both early-stage and advanced-stage exploration targets with high-grade epithermal vein and porphyry-style mineralisation present. The Arau Project consists of one granted exploration license, EL 2651, and one exploration license application, ELA 2715, located in the Kainantu region, and includes the Mt. Victor Prospect, where previous drilling found a multiple phase intrusion complex hosting copper and gold mineralisation. The Wild Dog Project consists of one granted exploration license, EL 2761, and one exploration license application, ELA 2516, located on the island of New Britain and about 50 km southwest of Rabaul and Kokopo, PNG. The Kesar Creek Project consists of one exploration license application, ELA 2711, and is located 10 km west of the K92 Gold Mine owned and operated by K92 Mining Inc. In Australia, Great Pacific Gold began with two, 100% owned, high-grade gold projects called the Lauriston and Golden Mountain Projects, and has since acquired a large area of granted and application tenements containing further epizonal (low-temperature) high-grade gold mineralisation and associated intrusion-related gold mineralization all in the state of Victoria, Australia.