Highly Silicified Breccia Zone Encountered At Bayhorse Silver Mine

VANCOUVER - Bayhorse Silver Inc, reported that assay results have been received for the last 112 m (370 ft) of the highly silicified breccia zone encountered from 90 m (300 ft) to the bottom of drill hole BH24-01 at 318 m (1050 ft) to test a VTEM anomaly at the Bayhorse Silver Mine.

Anomalous values of continuous copper (up to 510 ppm), zinc (up to 996 ppm) and intermittent anomalous gold values (up to 0.02 ppm) and intermittent silver values (up to 3.2 ppm) were encountered in the final 112 m (370 ft) of the brecciation zone that extends from 90 m (300 ft) to the bottom of the hole at 318 m (1050 ft) for a total breccia intersection on 228 m (752 ft). The presence of chalcopyrite was noted at the bottom of the hole.

CEO, Graeme O'Neill, said, "We were pleasantly surprised to encounter 228 m (752 feet) of mineralized breccia in our first drill hole, as it confirms the epithermal nature of the Bayhorse Mine deposit." "with the IP survey identifying 3 low resistivity drill targets on strike with and close to existing mined stopes it potentially expands the known mineralized zone and provides three new high priority drill targets.

The Company's sole focus in 2025 will be on its Bayhorse and Pegasus Projects."

Final IP data received shows three low-resistance targets starting 90 meters (300 feet) to the immediate east of and below the previously mined historic Sunshine stope. The Sunshine, Junction, and Big Dog stopes extending over a strike length of 160 m (528 ft), were up to 10 m (33 feet) wide, and between 7 - 9 m (23 - 30 feet) in height, and up to 36 m (120) feet in length.

The first IP drill target lies 90 m (300 ft) east of, and between 25 - 50 m (82 -165 ft) below the historic Sunshine mined stope and is estimated to be similar in size to the historic Sunshine and Junction stopes (Figure 1), extending the known mineralized strike length to over 600 meters (1980 ft).

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