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Rattlesnake Hills Gold Project
_{0.61Moz Au M+I & 0.43Moz Au Inferred in Wyoming}

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The Rattlesnake Hills Gold Project is located in Central Wyoming approximately 100 kilometres southwest of Casper on the western side of Natrona County. The Rattlesnake Hills Gold Project encompasses the Rattlesnake Hills Gold District nearly in its entirety and is a district scale gold exploration project comprising of 1,573 unpatented lode mining claims as well as 8 Wyoming State mining leases covering an area of approximately 30,400 acres. 

Within the Rattlesnake Hills Gold Project, four significant zones of alteration and precious metal (gold and silver) mineralization have been identified that are associated with Eocene age alkalic intrusions at North Stock, Antelope Basin, South Stock and Blackjack. All four zones have been drilled and broad zones of low grade gold mineralization, as well as narrow discrete zones of high grade gold mineralization have been intersected, as indicated by the following highlights:

Below is a graphic comparing similar deposit characteristics, Cripple Creek (Newmont), to Rattlesnake Hills Gold Project.

The scientific and technical information contained has been reviewed and approved by Blake Mclaughlin, a “Qualified Person” as such term is defined under National Instrument 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects (“NI 43- 101”)