Key Exploration Target At The Newsboy Project

GRAND JUNCTION, CO - Bullfrog Gold Corp. has obtained significant technical information on a key exploration target known as the RUS area of the Newsboy Gold Project located 45 miles NW of Phoenix, Arizona. In March 2013 Bullfrog expanded its land holdings by staking 160 mining claims, including the RUS area which is approximately 4.5 miles west of the Main Newsboy deposit. The Company controls 7,400 acres (11.5 square miles) of the most prospective lands in the Newsboy area. In 1985 Labradex Mining Company staked 28 claims in the RUS area, excavated 14 trenches, reverse circulation drilled 2,435 feet in 11 angled holes, collected 66 rock chip samples and expanded geologic mapping. In April 2013 Bullfrog obtained a 1985 report from the former Labradex geologist who directed or performed this work. Company geologists have examined, mapped, and sampled surface exposures along the entire length of the RUS structure. Preliminary locations for several exploratory drill holes have been identified to test the down-dip extension of the mineralization and confirm the previous results reported by Labradex. The RUS structure is a mineralized fault in Precambrian schist that apparently extends the entire southeast-northwest length of the RUS claim block; a distance of over 4,300 feet. One short adit and two shallow shafts were excavated in the RUS area about 100 years ago, but there are no records of production. The Main deposit, Queen of Sheba, RUS, Deep Shaft (which appears to be the deepest shaft on Project lands) and the Shaft 6-7-8 exploration targets are being studied and an application will be prepared to obtain permission from the US Bureau of Land Management for Bullfrog to initiate its fourth phase drill program before the end of 2013.