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Bayhorse Silver Inc. (BHSIF) generates frequent news related to its silver and critical minerals projects in the western United States. Company updates focus on the historic Bayhorse Silver Mine in Oregon, the Pegasus Project in Washington County, Idaho, and the associated flotation processing facility in Payette County, Idaho. Because the company emphasizes silver, antimony, copper and zinc as critical and strategic minerals, many announcements highlight technical and operational steps aimed at advancing these assets.
News releases often cover exploration and development milestones at the Bayhorse Silver Mine, including underground development, metallurgical bulk sampling, surface and underground drilling programs, and geophysical targets such as induced polarization (IP) anomalies near the existing inferred resource. Bayhorse also reports on groundwater baseline studies and other work tied to its Full Mine Operating Permit application for planned underground mining operations at up to 200 tons per day.
Investors following BHSIF can expect detailed technical updates on ore sorting performance, flotation concentrate characteristics, and metallurgical test results. Recent communications describe XRF field analyses of concentrate, antimony leaching tests using proprietary hydrometallurgical technology, and evaluations of potential pilot-scale leaching facilities at the Payette mill. These items provide insight into how the company is addressing the refractory tetrahedrite mineralization that hosts silver, antimony, copper and zinc.
Corporate and capital markets developments also feature in Bayhorse’s news flow. Examples include warrant exercise incentive programs, stock option grants, renewals and amendments of concentrate offtake agreements with Ocean Partners UK Limited, and appointments to the board and management team. For readers tracking BHSIF, this news page offers a consolidated view of technical, operational and corporate disclosures as the company advances the Bayhorse and Pegasus projects.
Bayhorse Silver (OTCQB: BHSIF) reported results from a January 2026 IP/AMT survey over the Pegasus porphyry copper project in Idaho, adjacent to the Bayhorse Mine. The survey identified high chargeability, strong conductivity and low-resistivity anomalies extending about 1 km along strike and at least 550 m depth.
The southern-central grid shows a resistive surface over elevated chargeability at depth, a geophysical pattern analogous to the Bayhorse Mine. Five initial drill targets were defined and follow-up IP and drilling are planned when weather permits.
Bayhorse Silver (OTCQB: BHSIF) closed its warrant exercise incentive program effective January 30, 2026.
Of 20,000,000 Eligible Warrants issued in 2021, 3,894,500 were exercised for gross proceeds of $584,175; 16,105,500 expired unexercised on February 1, 2026. The company will issue 3,894,500 Incentive Warrants exercisable at $0.16 until February 1, 2027, subject to TSXV final approval and a hold period until June 2, 2026.
Bayhorse Silver (OTCQB: BHSIF) reported additional IP survey analysis over the Bayhorse Silver Mine, Oregon, showing three localized low-resistivity targets (CR1, CR2, CR3) adjacent to lineament LR1 that appear to extend both above and below current workings over roughly 300 m (1,000 ft) of vertical extent. CR1 aligns with historic Big Dog and Goldilocks zones and extends from about 840 m ASL down to 507 m ASL. The company increased its initial underground drilling area from 1,000 m to 2,000 m. A groundwater test well intersection returned very high grades including 1.5 m at 1,104 g/t Ag and 1.5 m at 770 g/t Ag. Bayhorse cites its NI 43-101 mineral resource of 292,300 tons at 21.65 opt (6.3M oz Ag) and aims to convert inferred tonnes to indicated through drilling.
Bayhorse Silver (OTCQB: BHSIF) announced results from an induced polarisation (IP) survey over the Bayhorse Silver Mine property, Oregon, completed January 2026. The 50 m depth slice highlights low-resistivity zones that coincide with known mineralization and expand mineralized footprints to at least 1,000 m north-south and >914 m east-west, with a minimum vertical extent of 110 m. Three localized low-resistivity zones (CR1–CR3) and five resistivity lineaments (LR1–LR5) were mapped, showing spatial ties to mapped faults. A groundwater test well (MW2) intersected high-grade intervals including 1.5 m at 1,104 g/t Ag and 1.5 m at 770 g/t Ag. The results will guide upcoming surface and underground drilling aimed at potentially converting inferred ounces within the NI 43-101 resource (6.3 Moz Ag) to indicated.
Bayhorse Silver (TSXV: BHS / OTCQB: BHSIF) announced its initial H1 2026 work program focused on permitting, sampling, drilling and metallurgical testing to advance the Bayhorse Mine toward up to 200 ton/day underground operations.
Key items: complete a groundwater baseline for the Full Mine Operating Permit; an approved 25-ton underground metallurgical bulk sample; a 500 m surface diamond drill program targeting four shallow IP targets; milling and flotation at the Payette mill; an antimony leach pilot program; and conditional up to ~1,000 m underground drilling and an NI 43-101 upgrade. Company received >$650,000 from recent warrant and option exercises to fund programs.
Bayhorse Silver (OTCQB: BHSIF; TSXV: BHS) announced a warrant exercise incentive program for 20,000,000 outstanding common share purchase warrants issued Feb 1, 2021. Eligible warrants are exercisable at $0.15 per share until Feb 1, 2026. The Incentive Period runs Jan 6–Jan 30, 2026; holders who exercise during that window receive one additional Incentive Warrant per warrant, exercisable at $0.16 for 12 months.
An Acceleration Event (TSXV close ≥ $0.22 for 10 consecutive days) allows the company to accelerate expiry with 30 days' notice. Incentive warrants and shares issued on exercise carry a statutory hold period of four months and one day.
Bayhorse Silver (OTCQB: BHSIF) announced the appointment of Christos Doulis as President, effective December 17, 2025. Mr. Doulis will continue to serve as a Director and replaces Rick Low as President while Mr. Low remains Chief Financial Officer.
The company said the appointment strengthens the management team as it advances permitting and development of the Bayhorse and Pegasus mineral projects, and moves toward fully permitting the Bayhorse Silver Mine and progressing to a full mining operation.
Bayhorse Silver (OTCQB: BHSIF) reported selective antimony leaching of ~99.9% from a concentrate containing 5.85% antimony using Allihies Engineering's proprietary process.
AMICS analysis identified the antimony as skinnerite (Cu3SbS3), a ~50/50 antimony-copper composite; concentrate grades were 5.79% copper and 10.53% zinc. The company says selective Sb removal could improve recoveries of silver, copper and zinc and is evaluating a pilot-scale leach facility at its Payette, Idaho mill.
The release includes a caution that no feasibility study supports production decisions and lists commodity, grade, cost and metallurgical risks.
Bayhorse Silver (OTCQB: BHSIF) will collect a 25-ton run-of-mine metallurgical bulk sample from three underground working faces across a 38 m vertical extent, 15.25 m width and 50 m strike to test silver, antimony, copper and zinc mineralization.
Samples will be crushed to minus 25 mm, ore-sorted with a Steinert KSS100 XRT, split into select/reject/fines, then milled and floated at the company's permitted Payette, Idaho flotation mill to determine grades, recoveries, tailings and wastewater needs under NI 43-101 standards.
Bayhorse Silver (OTCQB:BHSIF) reported XRF field analysis of a 6.5 kg split from a 20 kg sample taken from a 7-tonne flotation concentrate stockpile at the Bayhorse Mill on October 20, 2025. Four XRF readings averaged Ag 135 oz/t, Cu 20.6%, Sb 19.5%, and Zn 40.3%. The company holds 22 tons of flotation concentrate and plans further milling on ~100 tons of sorted development material.
Bayhorse sent a 5.5 kg concentrate sample to Allihies for ASL leach testing and a 0.5 kg sample to Paragon Laboratory for full metals analysis. The release notes the XRF unit was not recently calibrated and that XRF results must be confirmed by lab testing; ICP analysis is not advised due to extremely high grades.