Brixton Metals Unearths Spectacular High-Grade Gold Discovery at Thorn Project's Trapper Target

Brixton Metals Corporation is thrilled to announce a significant and exciting new chapter in the exploration of its Thorn Project, with exceptional high-grade gold drilling results from the Trapper Gold Target. The latest findings confirm a robust gold discovery, underscoring the immense potential of this promising area within the prolific Golden Triangle of British Columbia.

Drill hole THN24-290 has delivered a remarkable intercept of 29.00 meters grading 1.75 g/t gold, starting from a shallow depth of 125.00 meters.

Within this impressive zone, explorers encountered an even higher-grade section of 7.50 meters at 3.00 g/t gold. This outstanding result further includes a concentrated interval of 4.00 meters yielding an impressive 5.51 g/t gold, alongside strong silver, zinc, lead, and arsenic mineralization.

Gary Thompson, Chairman and CEO of Brixton Metals, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “These excellent results from the Trapper Gold Target further confirm a significant gold discovery within our Thorn Project.

The robust high-grade gold intercepts, coupled with the polymetallic nature of the mineralization, highlight the potential for a substantial resource. We are particularly encouraged by the continuity demonstrated by this step-out hole, which significantly expands the known footprint of mineralization.

With multiple compelling targets and a fully funded exploration program, we are exceptionally well-positioned for further success.”

The Trapper Gold Target is a high-priority focus within the expansive Thorn Project, strategically located approximately 4 kilometers southeast of the Camp Creek porphyry target.

The THN24-290 drill hole was a critical step-out designed to test the continuity of the gold mineralization identified in previous drilling. Its success not only confirms this continuity but also suggests a promising expansion of the gold system to the west. This target is characterized by intrusion-related gold-silver-zinc-lead-arsenic mineralization, primarily hosted within structurally controlled altered volcanic and intrusive rocks, exhibiting an epithermal style.

The Thorn Project spans a vast 2,873 square kilometers in northwestern British Columbia, boasting a wealth of diverse mineral occurrences.

Besides Trapper, other high-priority targets include Camp Creek, Oban, Cirque, Outlaw, and Chivas, each presenting unique opportunities for discovery. Brixton Metals is actively advancing its exploration efforts across these targets, leveraging advanced geological models and cutting-edge drilling techniques.

Investors and stakeholders can anticipate further updates as Brixton Metals continues to process and release drilling results from its ongoing comprehensive exploration program across the various targets at the Thorn Project.

These initial results from Trapper set a highly positive tone for what promises to be an exciting and potentially transformative exploration season.