Gilbert South Overview

With several historic mines, robust gold in rock chip and soil samples and abundant outcrop of quartz veining, this property is prime for a successful exploration program. The Pretty Boy/Eastern Bounding Fault Zones Target Area yielded numerous rock chip samples with Au values from 7.4 g/t to 30.7 g/t within crustiform quartz veins. There are no drill holes in the vicinity of this sample. Additionally, this area has gold in rock samples up to 16.8 g/t taken over the span of a one-meter channel. A drill hole intercept near a historic mine area contained 1.5 m at 3.8 g/t gold. This area hosts numerous closely spaced veins that have never been adequately sampled. To the West of the Pretty Boy Target Area lies another prospective target; the Bighorn fault zone where historic rock chips yielded gold up to 4.5 g/t and contains the best gold-in-soil anomaly of 700 ppb Au on the Property from the Company's 2021 soil survey. The Bighorn Fault Zone Target has a strike length of 2.5 km and 0.75 km width. The Company's goal is to understand the context of these historic shallowly mined occurrences in the context of the large, regional epithermal system in order to better focus on the primary upflow zone that fed the entire system, which could host a multi-kilometer long bonanza vein.