Resolution Minerals Extends Idaho Gold Zone to 600 Metres

Hole HH-GG26-005C also returned a 1.0-metre interval grading 7.0 grams per tonne gold within a broader 10.2-metre intercept, while HH-GG26-006C intersected 3.77 metres at 1.53 grams per tonne gold, including 1.29 metres at 4.01 grams per tonne.
The latest drilling was conducted along the same east-west drill fence as the first three holes at the southernmost end of Golden Gate South, allowing the company to assess continuity across a single section.
Horse Heaven includes the Golden Gate and Antimony Ridge projects and is located adjacent to Perpetua Resources’ Stibnite gold project.
Both Horse Heaven projects have been selected for FAST-41 transparency coverage by the U.S. Permitting Council, a designation intended to improve visibility and potentially accelerate permitting for eligible projects.
Resolution’s chief executive for U.S. operations, Craig Lindsay, said the high-grade zone “may indicate something more,” while reiterating the company’s view that mineralisation may extend continuously from Golden Gate South to Golden Gate North.
Resolution Minerals has extended a gold-bearing zone in Idaho to 600 meters wide, based on six new diamond drill holes at its Horse Heaven project. The company reported its strongest assays yet from the Golden Gate South target, including a 1-meter interval grading 14.8 grams per tonne gold and 12 grams per tonne silver. The results suggest that narrower, higher-grade zones may mark feeder structures that could guide the next phase of exploration.
Three new holes delivered the company's best results to date. Hole HH-GG26-005C returned 1.0 meter grading 7.0 grams per tonne gold within a broader 10.2-meter interval. Hole HH-GG26-006C intersected 3.77 meters at 1.53 grams per tonne gold, including 1.29 meters at 4.01 grams per tonne. Craig Lindsay, Resolution's chief executive for U.S. operations, said the concentrated high-grade zones "may indicate something more" than typical mineralization patterns.
All six holes drilled along the southernmost east-west section have proven that the Golden Gate South gold zone stretches approximately 600 meters wide. However, mineralization becomes less continuous on the western side of this interval. The drilling focused on assessing how well the ore body holds together across a single section, providing a clearer picture of grade and thickness variations.
Resolution believes gold mineralization may extend continuously from Golden Gate South to the Golden Gate North area, filling a gap between the two known zones. If confirmed, this connection would significantly expand the project's gold resource. The company is also advancing exploration for tungsten and antimony at Horse Heaven, which sits adjacent to Perpetua Resources' Stibnite gold project.
Both the Golden Gate and Antimony Ridge projects within Horse Heaven have been selected for FAST-41 transparency coverage by the U.S. Permitting Council. This designation is designed to improve public visibility and potentially accelerate the permitting timeline for eligible mineral projects. The move suggests Resolution's projects are moving toward the permitting phase despite ongoing exploration.
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