Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd. Barkerville Gold Mines Reports Remaining 2011 Drill Results by 24hgold

Mar 21, 2012
Barkerville Gold Mines Reports Remaining 2011 Drill Results
Vancouver, BC -- Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd. (TSXV: BGM) (the "Company") reports results from the remaining drill holes completed in 2011. These results are part of the 57,742 metre 2011 drill program focusing on Cow Mountain and Barkerville Mountain.

Jack Miller, Acting CEO comments, "The significant gold intercepts in multiple areas within our large land package are very encouraging. The next step will be updated resource estimates. All of the 2011 results along with historical information are being reviewed to help define future development exploration programs for the area."

Significant Diamond drill hole intercepts received from the remaining holes completed in 2011 are given in Tables 1, 2 and 3 while highlights are given below.

1. Cow Mountain
Drilling in this area targeted potential mineralized areas in and around the existing historical Gold Quartz resource estimate issued in 2006 on Cow Mountain. Highlights from the remaining 51 of 167 holes completed in 2011 are given below (see Table 1 for a more detailed list of significant intercepts).

DDH#	FROM	TO	WIDTH		Au		Ag
DDH#	FEET			METRE	g/T	oz/t	g/T
CM11-70A	107.3	137.8	30.5	9.3	1.276*	0.037*	N/S
	*180.8*	*196.8*	16	*4.9*	7.635*	0.223*	*N/S*
	*399.6*	*423.2*	*23.6*	*7.2*	3.972*	0.116*	*N/S*
	*610.2*	*629.9*	*19.7*	6	13.51*	0.394*	*N/S*
	846.4	851.6	5.2	1.6	1.039	0.03	N/S
CM11-137	68.9	91.5	22.6	6.9	1.216	0.035	N/S
	*99.7*	*108.3*	*8.6*	*2.6*	*34.92*	*1.018*	*8.5*
	*121.3*	*127*	*5.7*	*1.7*	*26.37*	*0.769*	*3.0*
	153.3	158.8	5.5	1.7	3.678	0.107	N/S
	HOLE ABANDONED DUE TO CUTTING INTO A SHAFT
CM11-112	224.6	238.7	14.1	4.3	2.435*	0.071*	N/A
CM11-112	*550.6*	*557.9*	*7.3*	*2.2*	*8.289*	*0.242*	*N/A*
CM11-117	178.2	187	8.8	2.7	1.697*	0.049*	3.7*
	*318.9*	*320.2*	*1.3*	*0.4*	*23.9*	*0.697*	*1.1*
	*361.8*	*368*	*6.2*	*1.9*	9.790*	0.286*	N/A
	404.6	406.8	2.2	0.7	1.408	0.041	N/A
	HOLE ABANDONED DUE TO CUTTING INTO A STOPE
CM11-127	*209.3*	*217*	*7.7*	*2.3*	*5.799*	*0.169*	*N/A*
	338	347.7	9.7	3.0	1.134*	0.033*	N/A
	380.5	389.3	8.8	2.7	1.649	0.048	N/A
	591.9	593.1	1.2	0.4	6.101	0.178	N/A
	637.7	657.5	19.8	6.0	1.641*	0.048*	N/A
	*688.8*	*692.8*	*4.0*	*1.2*	*16.4*	*0.478*	*1.1*
CM11-128	*456.2*	*458.6*	*2.4*	*0.7*	*6.211*	*0.181*	*N/A*
	914.6	917	2.4	0.7	1.123	0.033	N/A
	924.5	933.7	9.2	2.8	2.751*	0.082*	N/A
	*945.3*	*952.5*	*7.2*	*2.2*	10.16*	0.296*	*N/A*
CM11-132	*448.2*	*462.6*	*14.4*	*4.4*	8.414*	0.245*	*N/S*
	including
	*458*	*462.6*	*4.6*	*1.4*	*22.96*	*0.67*	*3.3*
	*601.2*	*614.4*	*13.2*	*4.0*	6.763*	0.197*	1.5*
	including
	*610.2*	*614.4*	*4.2*	*1.3*	*17.62*	*0.514*	*2.1*
CM11-153	*449.5*	*456.2*	*6.7*	*2.0*	*14.84*	*0.433*	*1.0*
CM11-153	722	727	5.0	1.5	2.09	0.061	N/A
CM11-146	*409.2*	*411.5*	*2.3*	*0.7*	*12.07*	*0.352*	*1.0*
	457	464.5	7.5	2.3	1.291	0.038	N/A
	*468.3*	*469.6*	*1.3*	*0.4*	*6.297*	*0.184*	*1.1*
	*478.4*	*482*	*3.6*	*1.1*	*14.96*	*0.436*	*N/A*
	*483.4*	*491*	*7.6*	*2.3*	7.458*	0.218*	*N/A*
CM11-148	*151.4*	*187*	*35.6*	*10.9*	8.544*	0.249*	*N/A*
	including
	*161.4*	*187*	*25.6*	*7.8*	11.32*	0.330*	1.0*
	including
	*161.4*	*177.2*	*15.8*	*4.8*	17.65*	0.515*	1.6*
	*325.5*	*353.4*	*27.9*	*8.5*	3.285*	0.096*	*N/A*
	including
	*325.5*	*337*	*11.5*	*3.5*	6.411*	0.187*	*N/A*
	*444*	*455.9*	*11.9*	*3.6*	4.315*	0.126*	*N/A*
	1099	1100	1	0.3	7.879	0.23	2.4
CM11-145	54.3	66.4	12.1	3.7	1.234*	0.036*	N/A
	83.7	84.4	0.7	0.2	1.02	0.03	N/A
	*96.2*	*122.3*	*26.1*	*8.0*	5.875*	0.171*	*N/A*
	including
	*96.2*	*103.2*	*7.0*	*2.1*	*14.72*	*0.429*	*1.9*
	156.3	157.3	1.0	0.3	2.764	0.081	N/A
CM11-131	467.4	472	4.6	1.4	2.985	0.087	N/S
	*481*	*494.8*	*13.8*	*4.2*	15.16*	0.442*	*N/S*
	*520.7*	*537.8*	*17.1*	*5.2*	10.14*	0.296*	*1.1*
	including
	*481*	*485.4*	*4.4*	*1.3*	*33.51*	*0.977*	*5.8*
	*520.7*	*537.8*	*17.1*	*5.2*	10.14*	0.296*	*1.1*
	920	924.5	4.5	1.4	4.112	0.12	5.5
	1192.5	1193.6	1.1	0.3	3.734	0.109	N/S
	*1510.7*	*1513.4*	*2.7*	*0.8*	*32.14*	*0.937*	*N/S*

Note: N/S - no significant assay; * weighted arithmetic average
All the intercepts described above may not be true width due to the geological complexity of the area. This issue may be resolved during future 3D geological modeling.

2. Barkerville Mountain
Drilling in this area predominately targeted a section of the BC Vein located between the Bonanza Ledge gold deposit and the Goldfinch Fault zone on Barkerville Mountain. Highlights from the remaining 6 of 29 holes completed in 2011 are given below (see Table 2 for a more detailed list of significant intercepts).

DDH#	From	To	Width		Au		Ag	True
DDH#	Feet			Metre	g/T	oz/t	g/T	Width (ft)
BCV11-26	385.8	404.6	18.8	5.7	13.04*	0.380*	6.3*	15.0
	Including
	385.8	388.1	2.3	0.7	85.47	2.493	38.7
BCV11-29	393.6	423.0	29.4	9.0	14.95*	0.436*	1.5	24.0
	Including
	393.6	402.6	9.0	2.7	23.79*	0.694*	1.7*

Note: * weighted arithmetic average

The BC Vein has been identified by drilling over a strike length of 2.2 km, varying in depth up to 293 metres and in thickness up to 36 metres. Since 1999, 230 drill holes have been completed on and around the BC Vein.

3. Water Monitoring Holes
These holes were drilled as part of the water monitoring program for the Cow Mountain and Barkerville Mountain areas. They are away from any existing resource estimates. As a routine check, all holes are logged and assayed if the rock looks interesting. Highlights from the remaining 22 holes completed in 2011 are given below (see Table 3 for a more detailed list of significant intercepts).

DDH#	FROM	TO	WIDTH		Au		Ag
DDH#	FEET			METRE	g/T	oz/t	g/T
CMW11-01	*125.4*	*129*	*3.6*	*1.1*	*12.5*	*0.365*	*N/A*
CMW11-01A	*68.4*	*69.7*	*1.3*	*0.4*	14	*0.408*	*N/A*
CMW11-01A	74.7	76	1.3	0	5.3	0.155	N/A
CMW11-03	186	190.6	4.6	1.4	4.75	0.139	N/A
	*235.2*	*246*	*10.8*	*3.3*	3.81*	0.111*	*N/A*
	Including
	*235.2*	*237.3*	*2.1*	*0.6*	10	*0.292*	*N/A*
	*730.6*	*734.1*	*3.5*	*1.1*	*18.2*	*0.531*	*N/A*
CMW11-03A	*105.5*	*125.3*	*19.8*	*6.0*	5.31*	0.155*	17.5*
CMW11-04	*232.6*	*236.6*	*4.0*	*1.2*	*27.5*	*0.802*	*1.6*
	316	318.5	2.5	0.8	4.95	0.144	N/A
	446	456.5	10.5	3.2	2.45	0.071	1.0
BMW11-07	447.2	448.8	1.6	0.5	3.72	0.108	1.2
	*460.9*	*462.5*	*1.6*	*0.5*	*16.95*	*0.494*	*2.1*
	490.8	496	5.2	1.6	1.845	0.054	2.5

Note: N/S - no significant assay; * weighted arithmetic average
All the intercepts described above may not be true width due to the geological complexity of the area. This issue may be resolved during future 3D geological modeling.

Drill core processing included descriptive logging and sampling for geochemical analyses. The NQ & NQ2-size drill core was cut/split in two halves using saws or a splitter at the Company's Lowhee Creek Compound in Wells-Barkerville, central B.C. One-half of the core is put in a plastic sample bag and the remaining half is returned to the core box. A number of these plastic sample bags are placed in the rice bags at the mine site until the rice bags weighs approximately 10 kilograms. The rice bags are transported by BGM's personnel to a shipping company in Quesnel for trans-shipment to ALS Minerals in North Vancouver or Inspectorate Exploration & Services Ltd. in Richmond, B.C. for analysis. Sample preparation and geochemical assaying is done at each lab, following their own internal standards for quality control and verification. The gold assaying method uses a standard fire assay with AA finish and a metallic gold assay for those samples with visible gold. Both ALS and Inspectorate are certified under the Assayers Certification Program of B.C.

The technical information in this News Release has been reviewed and approved by Chief Geologist Jim Yin, PhD, P.Geo, a qualified person as defined in National Instrument 43-101.

About Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd.

Since the mid 1990s the Company has focused on exploration and development of gold projects in the Cariboo Mining District in central B.C. The Company's mineral tenures now cover over 117,691.14 hectares, encompassing seven past producing hard rock mines and three NI 43-101 gold deposits, including the QR Mine & Mill. The QR Property was acquired in February 2010 and includes a 900 tonne/day gold milling facility and a permitted gold mine located approximately 110 kilometers by highway and all-weather road from the Barkerville Gold Camp. In November 2010, the Company acquired a second permitted mill currently on care and maintenance in Revelstoke, B.C. In November 2010 the Company and the Lhtako Dene First Nation also signed a Project Agreement in relation to its Bonanza Ledge and Cariboo Gold Projects. On December 5, 2011 the Company received under the British Columbia Mines Act, their Mine Permit approving the Mine Plan and Reclamation Program for Bonanza Ledge. The Company has completed significant drilling and exploration programs and together with the historical data is compiling all information to determine geologic models and update mineral resource estimates to continue with exploration and development of the Cariboo Gold Projects.

Table 1. COW MOUNTAIN - SIGNIFICANT INTERCEPTS (values >= 1 g/T)

PAD #	DIP	DDH#	FROM	TO	WIDTH		Au		Ag
PAD #	DIP	DDH#	FEET			METRE	g/T	oz/t	g/T
S	-44.5	CM11-41	HOLE ABANDONED BEFORE TARGET DUE TO POOR GROUND
	-59.6	CM11-42	HOLE ABANDONED BEFORE TARGET DUE TO POOR GROUND
	-54.9	CM11-65	126.3	128.9	2.6	0.8	1.203	0.035	N/S
	-54.9	CM11-65	HOLE GOT STUCK AND ABANDONED
	-54.4	CM11-65A	147	148.3	1.3	0.4	3.394	0.099	N/S
			*252.6*	*256.5*	*3.9*	*1.2*	*23.05*	*0.672*	*5.0*
			*267.3*	*271.8*	*4.5*	*1.4*	*10.2*	*0.297*	*1.3*
			HOLE ABANDONED BEFORE TARGET DUE TO POOR GROUND
T	-68.1	CM11-64	*130.1*	*133.5*	*3.4*	*1.0*	*8.206*	*0.239*	*N/S*
			408.6	419.4	10.8	3.3	3.421*	0.100*	N/S
			including
			*408.6*	*413.4*	*4.8*	*1.5*	7.069*	0.206*	*N/S*
			including
			*408.6*	*409.6*	*1.0*	*0.3*	*23.54*	*0.687*	*1.0*
			497.3	498.3	1.0	0.3	4.578	0.134	N/S
			503.2	507.4	4.2	1.3	1.138	0.033	N/S
			516.3	520.6	4.3	1.3	1.225	0.036	N/S
			541.3	544.3	3.0	0.9	4.128	0.12	N/S
			*964.6*	*970.7*	*6.1*	*1.9*	*20.3*	*0.592*	*1.1*
Z10	-54.6	CM11-66	311.7	315.8	4.1	1.2	1.219	0.036	N/S
			390.8	405.4	14.6	4.5	1.435*	0.042*	N/S
			926.2	934.8	8.6	2.6	1.079*	0.031*	N/S
			1170.7	1176.8	6.1	1.9	1.129	0.033	N/S
			1227.6	1234.4	6.8	2.1	3.125	0.091	N/S
	-65.5	CM11-67	*162.3*	*180.8*	*18.5*	*5.6*	3.725*	0.109*	*N/S*
			537.4	538.4	1.0	0.3	4.872	0.142	N/S
			802.1	809.6	7.5	2.3	2.529	0.074	N/S
	-52.8	CM11-68	*23.4*	*40.2*	*16.8*	*5.1*	5.812*	0.170*	*N/S*
	-52.8	CM11-68	HOLE ABANDONED DUE TO CUTTING INTO A SHAFT
	-70	CM11-69	*32.8*	*38.9*	*6.1*	*1.9*	*11.62*	*0.339*	*N/S*
	-70	CM11-69	514.8	517.5	2.7	0.8	3.193	0.093	3.2
Z6	-48.6	CM11-70	*78.7*	*108.3*	*29.6*	*9.0*	3.594*	0.105*	*N/S*
			128	137.8	9.8	3.0	1.61	0.047
			HOLE ABANDONED DUE TO POOR GROUND
	-50.1	CM11-70A	107.3	137.8	30.5	9.3	1.276*	0.037*	N/S
			*180.8*	*196.8*	16	*4.9*	7.635*	0.223*	*N/S*
			*399.6*	*423.2*	*23.6*	*7.2*	3.972*	0.116*	*N/S*
			*610.2*	*629.9*	*19.7*	*6.0*	13.51*	0.394*	*N/S*
			846.4	851.6	5.2	1.6	1.039	0.03	N/S
	-58.9	CM11-137	68.9	91.5	22.6	6.9	1.216	0.035	N/S
			*99.7*	*108.3*	*8.6*	*2.6*	*34.92*	*1.018*	*8.5*
			*121.3*	*127*	*5.7*	*1.7*	*26.37*	*0.769*	*3.0*
			153.3	158.8	5.5	1.7	3.678	0.107	N/S
			HOLE ABANDONED DUE TO CUTTING INTO A SHAFT
Y4	-44.3	CM11-107	455.5	459.5	4.0	1.2	2.009	0.059	N/S
			*732.5*	*748.7*	*16.2*	*4.9*	3.567*	0.104*	*N/S*
			*963*	*983.7*	*20.7*	*6.3*	3.007*	0.088*	*N/S*
X8	-59	CM11-110	149.1	150.5	1.4	0.4	3.184	0.093	N/A
			301.6	303.7	2.1	0.6	1.561	0.046	N/A
			330.3	335.3	5.0	1.5	1.515	0.044	N/A
			920.7	922.9	2.2	0.7	1.741	0.051	1.8
Z8	-44.3	CM11-111	HOLE ABANDONED DUE TO CUTTING INTO A SHAFT
	-70.6	CM11-111A	54.7	61.6	6.9	2.1	2.914	0.085	N/A
	-70.6	CM11-111A	HOLE ABANDONED DUE TO CUTTING INTO A SHAFT
X9	-45.6	CM11-112	224.6	238.7	14.1	4.3	2.435*	0.071*	N/A
	-45.6	CM11-112	*550.6*	*557.9*	*7.3*	*2.2*	*8.289*	*0.242*	*N/A*
	-60.8	CM11-113	99	100.4	1.4	0.4	2.048	0.06	N/A
			145	151.1	6.1	1.9	1.508*	0.044*	N/A
			414	417.2	3.2	1.0	1.601	0.047	N/A
			451.2	453.2	2.0	0.6	5.384	0.157	N/A
			*629*	*630.1*	*1.1*	*0.3*	*10.41*	*0.304*	*2.6*
			658.9	662.3	3.4	1.0	1.675	0.049	N/A
			767.7	773.4	5.7	1.7	2.042	0.06	N/A
			786.3	793.6	7.3	2.2	1.545	0.045	N/A
			859	864.3	5.3	1.6	4.128	0.12	N/A
	-42.4	CM11-114	262.5	266.2	3.7	1.1	1.112	0.032	N/A
			376	377	1.0	0.3	1.381	0.04	N/A
			388	395	7.0	2.1	2.761	0.081	N/A
			HOLE ABANDONED DUE TO CUTTING INTO A STOPE
	-58.9	CM11-115	35	48.7	13.7	4.2	2.184*	0.064*	N/A
Y	-56.1	CM11-116	237.9	239.5	1.6	0.5	4.623	0.135	N/A
			865.9	872.2	6.3	1.9	1.012	0.03	N/A
			891.5	897.2	5.7	1.7	1.017*	0.030*	N/A
			903	911.3	8.3	2.5	1.062*	0.031*	N/A
			938.3	939.6	1.3	0.4	7.402	0.216	1.0
	-70.7	CM11-117	178.2	187	8.8	2.7	1.697*	0.049*	3.7*
			*318.9*	*320.2*	*1.3*	*0.4*	*23.9*	*0.697*	*1.1*
			*361.8*	*368*	*6.2*	*1.9*	9.790*	0.286*	N/A
			404.6	406.8	2.2	0.7	1.408	0.041	N/A
			HOLE ABANDONED DUE TO CUTTING INTO A STOPE
Y3	-46.2	CM11-118	*90.5*	93	*2.5*	*0.8*	*34.92*	*1.019*	*1.9*
			*145*	*153.6*	*8.6*	*2.6*	5.563*	0.162*	*N/A*
			including
			*150.6*	*153.6*	*3.0*	*0.9*	*13.32*	*0.389*	*2.1*
			*166.3*	*168.6*	*2.3*	*0.7*	*21.09*	*0.615*	*1.0*
			239.4	245.7	6.3	1.9	1.131	0.033	N/A
			256.5	258.9	2.4	0.7	2.666	0.078	2.4
			531.5	535.6	4.1	1.2	3.601	0.105	N/A
			572.1	573.9	1.8	0.5	2.618	0.076	N/A
			673.4	680.9	7.5	2.3	1.618	0.047	N/A
			891.6	893.1	1.5	0.5	2.498	0.073	N/A
			997.9	999.4	1.5	0.5	3.364	0.098	3.7
			1035.8	1038.2	2.4	0.7	5.337	0.156	N/A
	-59.7	CM11-119	*140.2*	*141.7*	*1.5*	*0.5*	*12.58*	*0.367*	*N/A*
			176.8	180.5	3.7	1.1	2.973	0.087	N/A
			*322.2*	*331.1*	*8.9*	*2.7*	*4.154*	*0.121*	*N/A*
			352.3	355	2.7	0.8	2.126	0.062	N/A
Z	-59.3	CM11-127	*209.3*	*217*	*7.7*	*2.3*	*5.799*	*0.169*	*N/A*
			338	347.7	9.7	3.0	1.134*	0.033*	N/A
			380.5	389.3	8.8	2.7	1.649	0.048	N/A
			591.9	593.1	1.2	0.4	6.101	0.178	N/A
			637.7	657.5	19.8	6.0	1.641*	0.048*	N/A
			*688.8*	*692.8*	*4.0*	*1.2*	*16.4*	*0.478*	*1.1*
Z1	-46.4	CM11-128	*456.2*	*458.6*	*2.4*	*0.7*	*6.211*	*0.181*	*N/A*
			914.6	917	2.4	0.7	1.123	0.033	N/A
			924.5	933.7	9.2	2.8	2.751*	0.082*	N/A
			*945.3*	*952.5*	*7.2*	*2.2*	10.16*	0.296*	*N/A*
	-58.6	CM11-129	*452.2*	*460.8*	*8.6*	*2.6*	4.599*	0.134*	*N/A*
			482	487	5.0	1.5	2.451	0.071	N/A
			614	617	3.0	0.9	7.157	0.209	1.9
			629.3	630.5	1.2	0.4	1.993	0.058	1.0
			763	777	14	4.3	1.069*	0.031*	N/A
			943.2	944.4	1.2	0.4	1.179	1.993	N/A
	-46.8	CM11-154	NO SIGNIFICANT ASSAY
	-46.8	CM11-154	HOLE ABANDONED BEFORE TARGET DUE TO CUTTING INTO A STOPE
	-53.9	CM11-155	NO SIGNIFICANT ASSAY
	-53.9	CM11-155	HOLE ABANDONED BEFORE TARGET DUE TO CUTTING INTO A STOPE
Z4	-55.4	CM11-131	467.4	472	4.6	1.4	2.985	0.087	N/S
			*481*	*494.8*	*13.8*	*4.2*	15.16*	0.442*	*N/S*
			*520.7*	*537.8*	*17.1*	*5.2*	10.14*	0.296*	*1.1*
			including
			*481*	*485.4*	*4.4*	*1.3*	*33.51*	*0.977*	*5.8*
			*520.7*	*537.8*	*17.1*	*5.2*	10.14*	0.296*	*1.1*
			920	924.5	4.5	1.4	4.112	0.12	5.5
			1192.5	1193.6	1.1	0.3	3.734	0.109	N/S
			*1510.7*	*1513.4*	*2.7*	*0.8*	*32.14*	*0.937*	*N/S*
	-70	CM11-132	*448.2*	*462.6*	*14.4*	*4.4*	8.414*	0.245*	*N/S*
			including
			*458*	*462.6*	*4.6*	*1.4*	*22.96*	*0.67*	*3.3*
			*601.2*	*614.4*	*13.2*	*4.0*	6.763*	0.197*	1.5*
			including
			*610.2*	*614.4*	*4.2*	*1.3*	*17.62*	*0.514*	*2.1*
Z5	-46.3	CM11-133	*128.3*	*137.4*	*9.1*	*2.8*	*6.129*	*0.179*	*N/A*
			311.5	312.5	1.0	0.3	1.304	0.038	N/S
			*720.3*	*721.7*	*1.4*	*0.4*	*7.176*	*0.209*	*N/S*
			731.2	733.4	2.2	0.7	1.516	0.044	N/S
			*851.4*	*861.6*	*10.2*	*3.1*	4.579*	0.134*	*N/S*
			*936.7*	*950.9*	*14.2*	*4.3*	6.225*	0.182*	*N/A*
	-60.8	CM11-134	*401.1*	*402*	*0.9*	*0.3*	*43.87*	*1.279*	*N/A*
			610.2	615.5	5.3	1.6	2.378	0.069	N/S
			HOLE ABANDONED BEFORE TARGET DUE TO CUTTING INTO A STOPE
	-46.5	CM11-135	HOLE ABANDONED BEFORE TARGET DUE TO CUTTING INTO A STOPE
	-60.2	CM11-136	HOLE ABANDONED BEFORE TARGET DUE TO CUTTING INTO A STOPE
Z16	-54.8	CM11-141	*536.4*	*537.6*	*1.2*	*0.4*	*26.38*	*0.77*	*1.5*
			*547*	*549.2*	*2.2*	*0.7*	*7.884*	*0.23*	*1.1*
			*566.2*	*567.9*	*1.7*	*0.5*	*20.01*	*0.584*	*3.5*
			HOLE ABANDONED BEFORE TARGET DUE TO CUTTING INTO A STOPE
	-64.9	CM11-141A	80.4	85.2	4.8	1.5	2.693	0.079	N/A
			*265.6*	*271.3*	*5.7*	*1.7*	8.333*	0.243*	*N/A*
			410.5	413.5	3.0	0.9	2.964	0.086	N/A
			570.9	571.5	0.6	0.2	3.167	0.092	N/A
			*611.1*	*614.7*	*3.6*	*1.1*	*45.61*	*1.33*	*2.2*
			*663.4*	*666.8*	*3.4*	*1.0*	*20.26*	*0.591*	*N/A*
			716.4	718.6	2.2	0.7	2.725	0.079	1.3
			*1132*	*1138.6*	*6.6*	*2.0*	10.54*	0.307*	*N/A*
			including
			*1137.6*	*1138.6*	*1.0*	*0.3*	*28.38*	*0.828*	*2.7*
			1293.1	1298.3	5.2	1.6	2.775	0.081	N/A
Y6	-47.9	CM11-142	*737*	*744.8*	*7.8*	*2.4*	6.999*	0.204*	1.6*
			including
			*743.2*	*744.8*	*1.6*	*0.5*	*15.85*	*0.462*	*6.2*
	-62.9	CM11-143	543.5	551	7.5	2.3	1.588	0.046	1.9
	-62.9	CM11-143	HOLE ABANDONED BEFORE TARGET DUE TO CUTTING INTO A STOPE
	-46.4	CM11-144	*375.4*	*377.8*	*2.4*	*0.7*	*25.54*	*0.745*	*4.4*
			555	559.7	4.7	1.4	1.126	0.033	N/A
			585.2	587	1.8	0.5	6.085	0.177	N/A
	-60.5	CM11-151	*470.3*	*476.3*	*6.0*	*1.8*	*8.515*	*0.248*	*N/A*
	-60.5	CM11-151	727	734.8	7.8	2.4	1.61	0.047	N/A
	-47.6	CM11-152	*345.5*	*352.6*	*7.1*	*2.2*	*4.882*	*0.142*	*N/A*
	-47.6	CM11-152	HOLE ABANDONED BEFORE TARGET DUE TO CUTTING INTO A STOPE
	-66.3	CM11-153	*449.5*	*456.2*	*6.7*	*2.0*	*14.84*	*0.433*	*1.0*
	-66.3	CM11-153	722	727	5.0	1.5	2.09	0.061	N/A
Y5	-44.4	CM11-146	*409.2*	*411.5*	*2.3*	*0.7*	*12.07*	*0.352*	*1.0*
			457	464.5	7.5	2.3	1.291	0.038	N/A
			*468.3*	*469.6*	*1.3*	*0.4*	*6.297*	*0.184*	*1.1*
			*478.4*	*482*	*3.6*	*1.1*	*14.96*	*0.436*	*N/A*
			*483.4*	*491*	*7.6*	*2.3*	7.458*	0.218*	*N/A*
	-60	CM11-147	647.8	650.9	3.1	0.9	4.612	0.135	N/A
			703.6	715.5	11.9	3.6	2.011*	0.059*	N/A
			811.2	813.1	1.9	0.6	2.707	0.079	N/A
			*902.9*	*911.3*	*8.4*	*2.6*	10.23*	0.298*	3.6*
			*960.9*	*963.6*	*2.7*	*0.8*	*15.11*	*0.441*	*1.4*
			*1141.3*	*1143.7*	*2.4*	*0.7*	*7.765*	*0.226*	*N/A*
			1234.1	1238.2	4.1	1.2	1.563	0.046	N/A
	-46	CM11-148	*151.4*	*187*	*35.6*	*10.9*	8.544*	0.249*	*N/A*
			including
			*161.4*	*187*	*25.6*	*7.8*	11.32*	0.330*	1.0*
			including
			*161.4*	*177.2*	*15.8*	*4.8*	17.65*	0.515*	1.6*
			*325.5*	*353.4*	*27.9*	*8.5*	3.285*	0.096*	*N/A*
			including
			*325.5*	*337*	*11.5*	*3.5*	6.411*	0.187*	*N/A*
			*444*	*455.9*	*11.9*	*3.6*	4.315*	0.126*	*N/A*
			1099	1100	1.0	0.3	7.879	0.23	2.4
	-60	CM11-149	95	101.8	6.8	2.1	1.233	0.036	N/A
			*200*	*201*	*1.0*	*0.3*	*47.46*	*1.384*	*58.1*
			210	216.7	6.7	2.0	1.188	0.035	N/A
			700.3	707	6.7	2.0	1.703*	0.050*	N/A
			*747.7*	*751.6*	*3.9*	*1.2*	*8.264*	*0.241*	*1.6*
			933.8	935	1.2	0.4	1.182	0.034	1.3
			947.7	949.2	1.5	0.5	1.582	0.046	1.0
Z9	-48.5	CM11-150	57	68.1	11.1	3.4	1.919*	0.056*	N/A
			79.6	87	7.4	2.3	1.092*	0.032*	N/A
			149.2	150.2	1	0.3	4.445	0.13	N/A
			*165.4*	*172*	*6.6*	*2.0*	*6.958*	*0.203*	*N/A*
			846.2	847.6	1.4	0.4	1.178	0.034	6.7
	-60	CM11-145	54.3	66.4	12.1	3.7	1.234*	0.036*	N/A
			83.7	84.4	0.7	0.2	1.02	0.03	N/A
			*96.2*	*122.3*	*26.1*	*8.0*	5.875*	0.171*	*N/A*
			including
			*96.2*	*103.2*	*7.0*	*2.1*	*14.72*	*0.429*	*1.9*
			156.3	157.3	1.0	0.3	2.764	0.081	N/A
Y7	-50.3	CM11-156	256.1	266.4	10.3	3.1	3.316	0.097	1.3
	-50.3	CM11-156	*317*	*320.4*	*3.4*	*1.0*	*6.67*	*0.195*	*1.6*
	-63.1	CM11-157	387	397	10	3.0	4.009	0.117	N/A
			730.3	737	6.7	2.0	3.262	0.095	1.6
			789.7	795.8	6.1	1.9	1.675	0.049	N/A

Note: N/S - no significant assay; * weighted arithmetic average
All the intercepts described above may not be true width due to the complexity of the area. This issue may be resolved during future 3D geological modeling of the structures.

Assay results of 167 drill holes (141,151.2 feet) were reviewed for this table. A total of 51 holes had significant intercepts. These are the last holes to be assayed from the 2011 drill campaign.

Table 2. BARKERVILLE MOUNTAIN - SIGNIFICANT INTERCEPTS (values >= 1 g/T)

DDH#	FROM	TO	WIDTH		Au		Ag	True
DDH#	FEET			METRE	g/T	oz/t	g/T	Width (ft)
BCV11-24	207.0	221.2	14.2	4.3	1.303*	0.038*	N/S	11.2
	405.0	413.3	8.3	2.5	2.252*	0.066*	1.5	6.5
	510.4	512.6	2.2	0.7	1.702	0.050	N/S	1.7
BCV11-25	294.4	297.7	3.3	1.0	1.866	0.054	N/S	3.1
	*328.8*	*332.4*	*3.6*	*1.1*	*26.12*	*0.762*	*5.9*	*3.4*
	377.0	380.4	3.4	1.0	1.138	0.033	N/S	3.2
	440.5	447.0	6.5	2.0	1.938	0.057	N/S	6.1
BCV11-26	*385.8*	*404.6*	*18.8*	*5.7*	13.04*	0.380*	6.3*	15.0
	Including
	*385.8*	*388.1*	*2.3*	*0.7*	*85.47*	*2.493*	*38.7*	1.8
	617.0	622.4	5.4	1.6	1.8	0.052	N/S	4.2
BCV11-27	577.0	587.0	10.0	3.0	1.060	0.031	N/S	6.0
BCV11-28	96.0	103.0	7.0	2.1	2.579	0.075	N/S	6.4
	300.6	306.2	5.6	1.7	2.568*	0.075*	N/S	5.1
	399.8	404.5	4.7	1.4	1.470	0.043	1.1	4.3
	*536.6*	*540.0*	*3.4*	*1.0*	*7.388*	*0.215*	*1.6*	*3.1*
	562.1	570.6	8.5	2.6	1.723*	0.050*	N/S	7.8
BCV11-29	*262.2*	*270.1*	*7.9*	*2.4*	*8.754*	*0.255*	*N/S*	*6.2*
	301.7	315.4	13.7	4.2	1.380*	0.040*	N/S	10.8
	*393.6*	*423.0*	*29.4*	*9.0*	14.95*	0.436*	*1.5*	*24.0*
	Including
	*393.6*	*402.6*	*9.0*	*2.7*	23.79*	0.694*	1.7*	*7.1*

Note: N/S - no significant assay; * weighted arithmetic average

Assay results of 29 drill holes (30,460.8 feet) reviewed for this table. A total of six holes had significant intercepts. These are the last holes to be assayed from the 2011 drill campaign.

Table 3. WATER MONITORING HOLES - SIGNIFICANT INTERCEPTS (values >= 1 g/T)

PAD #	DIP	DDH#	FROM	TO	WIDTH		Au		Ag
PAD #	DIP	DDH#	FEET			METRE	g/T	oz/t	g/T
A	-89.4	CMW11-01	*125.4*	*129.0*	*3.6*	*1.1*	*12.5*	*0.365*	*N/A*
	-90.0	CMW11-01A	*68.4*	*69.7*	*1.3*	*0.4*	*14.0*	*0.408*	*N/A*
	-90.0	CMW11-01A	74.7	76.0	1.3	0.0	5.30	0.155	N/A
B	-86.8	CMW11-02	No Significant (> & = 1.0 g/T Au) Assay
C	-88.8	CMW11-03	186.0	190.6	4.6	1.4	4.75	0.139	N/A
			*235.2*	*246.0*	*10.8*	*3.3*	3.81*	0.111*	*N/A*
			Including
			*235.2*	*237.3*	*2.1*	*0.6*	10	*0.292*	*N/A*
			*730.6*	*734.1*	*3.5*	*1.1*	*18.2*	*0.531*	*N/A*
	-88.6	CMW11-03A	*105.5*	*125.3*	*19.8*	*6.0*	5.31*	0.155*	17.5*
	-87.3	CMW11-03B	No Significant (> & = 1.0 g/T Au) Assay
	-86.1	CMW11-03C	188.6	190.2	1.6	0.5	4.42	0.129	N/A
D	-86.9	CMW11-04	*232.6*	*236.6*	*4.0*	*1.2*	*27.5*	*0.802*	*1.6*
			316.0	318.5	2.5	0.8	4.95	0.144	N/A
			446.0	456.5	10.5	3.2	2.45	0.071	1.0
	-89.1	CMW11-04A	No Significant (> & = 1.0 g/T Au) Assay
E	N/A	CMW11-11	N/A (hole abandoned)
F	-90	CMW11-12	No Significant (> & = 1.0 g/T Au) Assay
G	-89.0	CMW11-13	No Significant (> & = 1.0 g/T Au) Assay
H	-87.4	BMW11-06	No Significant (> & = 1.0 g/T Au) Assay
H	-88.0	BMW11-06A	ASSAY PENDING
I	-88.4	BMW11-07	447.2	448.8	1.6	0.5	3.720	0.108	1.2
			*460.9*	*462.5*	*1.6*	*0.5*	*16.95*	*0.494*	*2.1*
			490.8	496.0	5.2	1.6	1.845	0.054	2.5
	-89.3	BMW11-07A	849.7	852.1	2.4	0.7	1.585	0.046	N/A
	-89.3	BMW11-07A	884.6	885.6	1.0	0.3	1.285	0.037	N/A
J	-87.6	BMW11-08	587.6	588.6	1.0	0.3	3.750	0.109	N/A
	-87.6	BMW11-08	*600.9*	*605.3*	*4.4*	*1.3*	*4.330*	*0.126*	*N/A*
	-88.5	BMW11-08A	No Significant (> & = 1.0 g/T Au) Assay
K	-87.5	BMW11-09	No Significant (> & = 1.0 g/T Au) Assay
K	-90	BMW11-09A	No Significant (> & = 1.0 g/T Au) Assay
L	-90	BMW11-10	No Significant (> & = 1.0 g/T Au) Assay
M	-90	BMW11-10A	No Significant (> & = 1.0 g/T Au) Assay

Note: N/S - no significant assay; * weighted arithmetic average
All the intercepts described above may not be true width due to limited information. This issue may be resolved during future 3D geological modeling of the structures.

Assay results of 22 drill holes (11,594.0 feet) were reviewed for this table. These are the last holes to be assayed from the 2011 drill campaign.

On behalf of the Board of Directors

"Jack Miller"

Jack Miller
Acting CEO

Tel: (604) 669 -- 6463

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