Kesselrun Resources Unveils Promising Surface Sample Results and New Zone

In the ever-evolving landscape of mineral exploration, Kesselrun Resources Ltd. (TSXV: KES) (OTCQB: KSSRF) has made significant strides with its latest findings from the Huronian Gold Project. The company recently announced surface sample results and a new interpretation from the southwest extent of the McKellar mineralization trend, revealing two separate parallel zones: McKellar West and Minoletti. This discovery not only confirms the mineralization trend but also opens up new avenues for exploration and potential resource expansion.

The detailed UAV magnetic survey and follow-up groundwork have enabled Kesselrun to re-interpret the far western extents of the Huronian Gold Trend. What was previously thought to be one zone has now been confirmed as two separate zones. This new interpretation significantly increases the exploration potential, as stated by Michael Thompson, P.Geo., President and CEO of the Company: "What had previously been interpreted as one zone, over 50 years ago, has now been confirmed as two separate zones. This parallel zone, and the possibility of other similar zones throughout the property, increases the exploration potential immensely."

The results from the McKellar West target area have positively identified the strike extent of the McKellar West zone, extending it to the far west property boundary. This confirmation of the mineralization trend provides a clear direction for further exploration and development. There is now approximately 1400 meters of untested strike extent of the McKellar West zone, as well as numerous kilometers of potential on the parallel Minoletti zone. This untapped potential offers a significant opportunity for discovery and resource expansion.

The new surface sample results from the McKellar West and Minoletti zones show promising gold grades that compare favorably to historical data. For instance, the Minoletti zone has current grab samples with gold grades ranging from 1.3 g/t to 24.7 g/t, while historical chip samples range from 3.1 g/t to 24.7 g/t. Similarly, the McKellar West zone has current grab samples with gold grades ranging from 3.2 g/t to 9.2 g/t, and historical chip samples ranging from 2.6 g/t to 9.2 g/t. These results indicate that the mineralization in these zones is consistent with historical findings, suggesting that the potential for further mineralization is significant.



The implications of these results are substantial for the Huronian Gold Project. The identification of two separate parallel zones increases the exploration potential immensely. This new information suggests that there may be other parallel zones elsewhere on the property, further enhancing the project's exploration potential. Michael Thompson, P.Geo., President and CEO of Kesselrun Resources, commented, "The detailed UAV magnetic survey and follow up boots on the ground has enabled the Kesselrun team to re-interpret the far western extents of the Huronian Gold Trend. What had previously been interpreted as one zone, over 50 years ago, has now been confirmed as two separate zones. This parallel zone, and the possibility of other similar zones throughout the property, increases the exploration potential immensely." This re-interpretation is especially significant considering Goldshore's resource expansion targets on parallel zones to their main mineralization, validating the potential for similar discoveries on the Huronian Gold Project.

With the new results from the 2024 summer and fall programs, Kesselrun plans to do further follow-up work on selected target areas to get them drill-ready in anticipation of initiating a drill program later in 2025. This shows a clear path from exploration to development. The focus on parallel zones aligns with the company's goal of resource expansion, as seen in the historic resource estimate of the Huronian Gold Project, which includes 44,592 oz Au at an average grade of 15.3 g/t Au in the indicated category and 501,377 oz Au at an average grade of 14.4 g/t Au in the inferred category.

In summary, Kesselrun Resources' decision to focus on the McKellar West and Minoletti zones is driven by a new interpretation of the mineralization trend, confirmation of the mineralization trend, untapped potential, and the possibility of parallel zones. This strategy aligns with their overall exploration and development plans, including drill-ready targets, resource expansion, and strategic alignment with industry trends. As Kesselrun continues to explore and develop the Huronian Gold Project, investors can look forward to further updates on the potential for significant resource expansion and value creation.