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Black Tusk Resources announces mobilization of diamond drilling at the Lorrain Property in Quebec, covering 2,208.4 hectares. The drilling targets a magnetic high feature associated with ultramafic rocks and potential platinum group elements (PGE) mineralization. Notably, historic drill hole LA-01-06 yielded significant values of platinum and palladium, alongside copper and nickel. The current drilling aims to verify these results and assess the extent of mineralization with approximately 500 metres planned over three to four holes. Successful results may lead to further exploration.

Black Tusk Resources Inc. (OTC PINK:BTKRF) has completed the first three drill holes at the McKenzie East gold property in Quebec, totaling 1,049 metres. The most promising results came from drill hole MKE 21-03, which features a visible gold grain and an estimated 30 metre section indicative of mineralization. The samples have been sent for analysis at ALS Laboratory. CEO Richard Penn expressed optimism about the initial findings while maintaining caution that visible gold does not guarantee high assay results. Drilling continues to explore further potential.

Black Tusk Resources Inc. has contracted Forage Val d'Or Inc. for diamond drilling at its 100%-owned McKenzie East Gold project in Quebec, starting January 15, 2021. The contract includes 3,000 meters of drilling, focusing on high-priority targets identified by Black Tusk's geological team. Additionally, drilling will be conducted at the Lorrain Property to verify significant historic drill results. The company is fully funded for ongoing drilling upon successful outcomes and is preparing access and facilities for the drilling program.

Black Tusk Resources has announced an exploration update regarding its mineral properties in Quebec. The company plans to commence diamond drilling on the McKenzie East and MoGold properties this Winter, utilizing a diamond drilling contractor for at least 2,000 meters. Black Tusk now owns five properties in total, with a focus on gold potential and previously documented drill results indicating significant mineralization. Additionally, the company is advancing exploration on its PGE properties, Lorrain and PG Highway, with drilling proposed for this Winter.

Black Tusk Resources has expanded its Lorrain Property, adding 15 claims totaling 875.4 hectares, now covering 2,208.4 hectares across 38 claims. This expansion targets the Guimond-Church mineral showing, featuring disseminated pyrite, magnetite, and chromite. Notably, drill samples revealed 0.48% chromium and 0.27% nickel. Historic drill hole LA-01-06 showed significant values of platinum, palladium, copper, and silver. Black Tusk is preparing for subsurface exploration and holds substantial assets in Quebec, aiming to enhance its precious metals discoveries.

Black Tusk Resources Inc. has announced an expansion of its planned phase 1 diamond drilling program at the McKenzie East gold project in Quebec, increasing the original meterage from 1000 to 2000 metres. This decision follows a successful oversubscribed private placement raising $2,368,606, enhancing the company’s financial capacity for exploration. The additional drilling aims to thoroughly assess target zones identified through various surveying methods. The company shows readiness to continue exploration based on preliminary results, reflecting strong potential for further drilling projects.

Black Tusk Resources Inc. has expanded its diamond drilling permits for the McKenzie East project near Val d’Or, Quebec, allowing for a total of 23 drill pads, including 5 from a second permit. The company plans to begin drilling in the coming months, with wintertime drilling possible in areas with wetlands. Previous exploration efforts include MMI soil sampling and drone-supported surveys. The team continues to evaluate high-priority targets for drilling. Black Tusk holds 100% ownership in six gold and platinum/palladium properties in Canada.

Black Tusk Resources Inc. (CSE:TUSK, OTC PINK:BTKRF) recently conducted site reconnaissance for its five mineral properties in Quebec from September 21 to 25, 2020. Key executives explored properties including Golden Valley, McKenzie East, PG Highway, MoGold, and Lorrain. Significant historic drill holes at Lorrain and PG Highway indicate potential for gold and PGE. The company aims to advance exploration and drilling activities as market conditions allow. The technical information has been reviewed by qualified personnel, emphasizing Black Tusk's commitment to responsible mining practices.