SUMMARY
Encouraged by drilling results at the Golden Gate Target, Resolution has requested and received approval for an extended drill season at its Horse Heaven GoldAntimony-Tungsten-Silver Project located in Idaho, USA. Resolution’s Phase 1 drill program is now targeting a total of 18 to 20 holes over 18,000ft (±5,490m) through a combination of Core and RC holes at the Golden Gate Target, representing a doubling of the current Core-only drill program. Additionally, Resolution has expanded its land holdings at Horse Heaven by 600 acres, with the project now covering an area of 59km2.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Resolution Minerals Ltd has received an Amendment to its Plan of Operation from the US Forest Service at its Horse Heaven Gold-Antimony-Tungsten Project in Idaho USA
- Under the Amendment to the Plan of Operation, Resolution has received permission to extend its drill season beyond the current scheduled end date of 30 September 2025 for a period of approximately one month
- This extension will allow Resolution to drill an additional 8 to 10 holes, effectively doubling the ongoing Phase 1 drill program to an estimated total of 18 to 20 holes over approximately 18,000ft (5,490m). All drilling from 1 October 2025 will be conducted using a reverse-circulation (RC) drill rig, which has already been secured
- The current diamond core (Core) rig will complete its drill operations as planned on 30 September 2025
- To date, Resolution is on its 9th core hole and has completed to date has completed 7,320ft (2,231m) of drilling
- Separately, Resolution has increased its exploration footprint by 600 acres through filing paperwork to acquire an additional 30 federal lode mining claims
- Resolution’s 100%-owned Horse Heaven Project now covers 14,580 acres, or approximately 59km2
In parallel to our ongoing drilling program at Golden Gate and the soils and rock chip sampling at Golden Gate, Vibika Creek and Antimony Ridge, Resolution is taking an aggressive approach to identifying drill targets across Horse Heaven through this comprehensive stream sediment sampling program. A similar program has been used successfully at the neighbouring Stibnite Gold Project, and we expect this work will lead to an even larger portfolio of high-value exploration targets. I believe Horse Heaven has the scale to be a district play and is one of the most target-rich projects I have ever been associated with. It’s very exciting to have a project that comprises past production, historical resources and significant district-scale exploration potential with exposure to critical metals, including antimony, tungsten, silver and gold.
