Viking Mines has appointed drill contractor DrilCor to carry out a 63-hole maiden drilling program at its Linka tungsten project in Nevada. The work is scheduled to begin in late June, according to multiple reports. The drilling program is described as an initial exploration effort for the project, intended to generate new subsurface data and support further evaluation of the site’s tungsten potential. The sources consistently report that DrilCor will be responsible for the drilling scope, with the program comprising 63 holes. The announcements are framed as a step toward advancing Linka from exploration planning to on-the-ground drilling activity. No additional project details, results, or timelines beyond the late-June start are provided in the accounts shared. Overall, the outlets agree on the contractor appointment, the number of planned drill holes, the project location in Nevada, and the planned start window for the program.