Sasquatch Resources Reports Superior Results from Mount Sicker Waste Rock Sampling

Sasquatch Resources Corp. announced favorable outcomes from a comprehensive grid sampling program at their Mount Sicker Property, surpassing initial expectations. Overseeing the operation, Jacques Houle, P.Eng., aimed to establish a foundational understanding of mineralization across the waste rock zones. Analysis of 97 bag samples revealed average concentrations of 1.86 g/t for gold, 48.6 g/t for silver, 1.22% for copper, and 3.05% for zinc. Additional elements such as bismuth, cadmium, Indium, and others also showed elevated values. These results offer a substantial increase from previous findings, indicating a robust presence of valuable minerals across the surveyed areas.

CEO Pete Smith expressed optimism regarding the positive indicators of widespread anomalous mineralization. He highlighted the potential economic significance of these findings, coupled with previous discoveries of mineralized zones beneath the waste rock areas. The company's strategy focuses on exploring and validating the economic viability of the Mount Sicker Property, aiming for future development based on these promising results.