HODGE’S HILL PROJECT

HODGE'S HILL PROJECT

INTRODUCTION

The project consists of 39,050 hectares located in the south-west corner of the Western Exploit District.

Location– Located 12 km north of the community of Badger along the Trans Canada Highway. Claim – Covers 9 mineral licences for a total of 1562 claims, or 39,050 hectares or 390 square km. Access –Forestry roads run through 8 of the 9 licenses. Highlights – The projects covers one of the most prospective rocks: a Pyroxene Gabbro. Gabrro’s have long been recognized in the past as being directly associated with gold mineralization in the Baie Verte area such as Anaconda Mines Pine Cove deposit and more recently, the discovery (2014) by Anaconda of the Stog’er Tight and Argyle showings.

Geology and Lake Sediments – Till Map

Geology overMag 1VD map

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Major Regional NE and NNW Structure outline by the regional NFLD airborne magnetics.
• Anomalous NFLD Till sample in gold and arsenic sitting right on the regional structure.
• Most of the project has never had a claim staked on it.
• This is a unique opportunity to be the first company to evaluate the Hodges Hill gabbro.
• The Geological Survey of Canada (Open File 8658) specifically indicates how the brittle nature of the gabbro-tonalite-granodiorite body (Cripple-back intrusive suite) that underlies the Wildling lake showing and Valentine lake discovery (3.9 M/oz) which make excellent prospective comparables.

HODGE'S HILL PROJECT

GEOLOGY

Hodge’s Hill contains major regional NE and NNW structure outlined by the regional NFLD airborne magnetics. This package presents a unique opportunity to evaluate the Hodges Hill gabbro. Gabbro’s have long been recognized as being directly associated with gold mineralization in the Baie Verte area such as Anaconda Mines Pine Cove deposit and more recently the discovery (2014) by Anaconda Mining of the Stog’er Tight and Argyle showings. Recent research conducted by the Geological Survey of Canada (Open File 8658) specifically indicates how the brittle nature of the gabbro-tonalite-granodiorite body (Crippleback intrusive suite) that underlies the Wildling Lake showing and Marathon’s Valentine Lake Gold Project (3.9 Moz*), and which Hodge’s Hill is associated with, makes a highly prospective target for gold deposition.

Geology Description Map