Kingman begins phase 3 drilling at Mohave

Executive Summary

• Kingman Minerals Ltd. has mobilized its drilling crew to begin Phase III diamond drilling at its Mohave project in Arizona, specifically targeting the Southwick vein step-out.
• The Phase III program consists of four drill locations designed to test along-strike continuity of the mineralized corridor based on the company's structural interpretation and magnetic vector inversion model.
• The total planned drilling volume for this phase is 814.7 metres (2,673 feet).

Key Details

• Project Location: Mohave project, Arizona.
• Drilling Phase: Phase III.
• Target: Southwick vein step-out; testing along-strike continuity of the mineralized corridor.
• Planned Drill Holes: Four locations total.
  • Three locations southeast of the Rosebud mine.
  • One location to the northwest.
• Planned Collar Location: First planned collar is at P3-05/P3-06.
• Total Planned Depth: 814.7 metres (2,673 feet).
• Drill Method: HQ diamond drill holes.
• Hole Orientation:
  • Southeastern pads feature paired holes oriented at minus 45 degrees and minus 60 degrees.
  • Orientation designed to intersect the projected vein extension at depth.
• Qualified Person: Brad Peek, MSc, CPG, Director of Kingman Minerals Ltd.

Notable Quotes

• "Phase 3 comprises four drill locations: three locations southeast of the Rosebud mine and one to the northwest. All holes are designed to intersect the projected stepout extension of the Southwick vein system beyond the historic mine area. At the southeastern pads, paired holes at minus 45 degrees and minus 60 degrees are oriented to intersect the projected vein extension at depth." — Brad Peek, Qualified Person and Director.