Drill Results
Hi-View Defines 2026 High-Impact Drill Targets at Golden Stranger Project in the Toodoggone District

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Executive Summary
- Hi‑View Resources completed a detailed structural interpretation at the Golden Stranger Project, identifying multiple high‑impact epithermal and copper‑gold‑silver drill targets.
- Nine preliminary drill holes are planned to test the main mineralized corridor and newly identified copper‑gold anomalies; additional drilling will focus on optimal structural intersections.
- Historical trenching shows significant grades (e.g., 6.9 m @ 8.31 g/t Au, 3.9 m @ 14.26 g/t Au) that guide the upcoming 2026 field season drilling program.
Key Details
- Target Definition: Structural mapping revealed two dominant joint/vein orientations (N‑NW & W‑NW) and fault sets consistent with district‑scale epithermal systems, providing a framework for drill target optimization.
- Main Zone: Semi‑continuous mineralization over a 270 m strike, true width 4–7 m to 80 m depth; historic trench results include 6.9 m @ 8.31 g/t Au and 3.9 m @ 14.26 g/t Au.
- Copper Zone: Surface anomaly 330 × 70 m with up‑to‑date assays of 3.72 % Cu, 2.42 g/t Au, and 1,400 ppm Ag; 30 samples exceeded 1,000 ppm Cu.
- Planned Drilling: Nine preliminary holes targeting the main corridor and copper‑gold anomalies; drilling azimuths of 40–60° (Copper Zone) and near‑perpendicular to structures at ~240° azimuth, –50° to –55° dip (Main Zone).
- Structural Data: Vein orientations measured at 103°/65° & 347°/55°, jointing at 309°/70° & 351°/52°, primary shear fault at 350°/51‑56°. Antithetic faults at 309°/70° support horst‑and‑graben style regime.
- Future Work: Additional 3D IP, magnetic, and VLF inversion modeling to refine drill collar placement; program aims to delineate geometry and continuity of mineralized zones for the 2026 field season.
- Qualified Person: Technical content reviewed by Emily Laycock, P.Geo., Qualified Person (NI 43‑101).
Notable Quotes
“This latest phase of work at Golden Stranger has given us a much clearer framework for defining drill targets… These findings mark a pivotal step forward for Hi‑View as we transition from regional data collection to targeted drilling designed to expand and discover mineralization across the project.” – R. Nick Horsley, CEO
Materiality Assessment: Non‑Material – Positive (operational update with no immediate financial impact but indicating potential future value).
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