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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) has announced significant extensions to its silver mineralization at the Bayhorse Silver Mine in Oregon. The company has expanded the known mineralization extent to over 400m East-West and 560m North-South, with a vertical extent of 91m.
Two new mineralized zones have been discovered: one at 310ft and 380ft under RC hole MW-1, and another 30m under RC hole MW-3. The company's current NI 43-101 inferred resource stands at 292,300 tons at 21.65 opt (673 g/t) for 6.3 million ounces of silver. With claims renewed until August 2026, Bayhorse plans to extend exploration to the adjacent Pegasus project through an upcoming IP survey.
Bayhorse Silver (OTCQB:BHSIF) has reported significant copper assay results from their water test hole WM2 at the Bayhorse Silver Mine in Oregon. The drilling revealed an average copper grade of 0.61% over a 1.5-meter interval, alongside previously reported high-grade silver values averaging 1,104 g/t.
The hole WM2, drilled 85 meters north and 37 meters below the historic Sunshine stope, intersected mineralization containing notable copper, antimony, and zinc credits. Previous metallurgical tests achieved silver/copper concentrate recoveries of 86.7%, resulting in silver grades of 9,700 g/t and 10% copper.
The mineralization zones defined by IP anomalies now extend up to 190 meters north-south and 500 meters east-west, potentially increasing the company's current inferred resource of 6.3 million ounces of silver.
Bayhorse Silver (OTCQB: BHSIF) has confirmed parameters for an upcoming IP survey at its Pegasus Silver/Copper Project in Idaho, located 600m east of the Bayhorse Silver Mine. The survey follows a VTEM Survey and geological mapping program that revealed significant geophysical anomalies and copper oxide surface showings.
The survey will cover over one-third of the Pegasus property, targeting three potential mineralization types: epithermal high-grade silver extension, copper porphyry, and skarn hosted mineralization with potential gold content. Historical data shows up to 10 g/t gold present at the adjacent Bayhorse Silver Mine.
The company also highlighted potential benefits from President Trump's recently passed Big Beautiful Bill (BBB), which aims to fast-track mining project permits and provide tax incentives for domestic mineral production.
Bayhorse Silver Inc (OTCQB: BHSIF) has initiated drilling operations at a newly identified IP target near its Bayhorse Silver Mine in Oregon. The target is located 78m east and 57m below the historic high-grade Sunshine silver stope.
The first drill hole, planned for 60 meters length, is expected to intersect the IP anomaly at 25m depth. The target's size is comparable to the historic Sunshine, Junction, and Big Dog stopes, each of which previously yielded approximately 25,000 tons of direct shipping grade silver mineralization.
Historical mining operations in these stopes produced high-grade silver up to 240 ounces per ton, along with critical minerals including copper, antimony, and zinc. The mine closed in 1984 due to low silver prices below $5 per ounce. The property contains a National Instrument 43-101 inferred resource of 6.3 million ounces of silver at a grade of 21.65 opt (673 g/t).
Bayhorse Silver (OTCQB: BHSIF) has received final IP Survey results for the eastern side of their Silver Mine, revealing five significant low-resistance IP targets. The nearest target is located 78m east and 57m below the historic Sunshine stope. The mineralized zone now extends to over 600m in strike length.
Three of these anomalies align with the historic Sunshine, Junction, and Big Dog stopes, which previously yielded approximately 25,000 tons of direct shipping grade material each. These historic stopes contained high-grade silver (up to 240 ounces per ton) along with critical minerals including copper, antimony, and zinc.
The company is preparing to drill the first IP target, situated 18m under the mine access road. The IP survey also identified a significant chargeability zone with a N-S strike of approximately 400m and a vertical extent of 75-100m. The exploration model suggests the possibility of porphyry copper mineralization from an underlying shallow pluton as the source of the rhyolite-hosted mineralization.
Bayhorse Silver (OTCQB: BHSIF) has reported assay results from drill hole BH24-01 at the Bayhorse Silver Mine, revealing a significant 228-meter mineralized breccia zone. The final 112m showed continuous copper values up to 510 ppm, zinc up to 996 ppm, and intermittent gold and silver values.
The IP survey identified three low resistivity drill targets near existing mined stopes, potentially expanding the known mineralized zone. These targets are located 90 meters east of the historic Sunshine stope, extending the known mineralized strike length to over 600 meters.
The company discovered a significant chargeability zone with a N-S strike of approximately 300m within the VTEM geophysics signature. The exploration model suggests the rhyolite-hosted silver-copper-zinc-antimony mineralization could originate from an underlying shallow pluton with potential porphyry copper mineralization.
Bayhorse Silver (OTCQB: BHSIF) has reported significant findings from their drilling program at the Bayhorse Silver Mine. Drill hole BH24-01 encountered a silicified breccia zone extending from 90m to 318m downhole, with continuous copper (up to 125 ppm) and zinc (up to 695 ppm) mineralization in the first 115m, along with intermittent gold values up to 0.023 ppm.
The preliminary IP survey results have identified both chargeability and low resistance targets extending to depth within the VTEM geophysics signature. The mineralization is confirmed to be epithermal in nature, featuring strong silica flooding, vuggy quartz veining, and hydrothermal brecciation, potentially indicating proximity to a porphyry system.
The company's resource includes an NI 43-101 inferred resource of 6.3M ounces of silver at 21.65 opt. The final baseline study for mine permitting is expected by June 2025, after which silver/copper/antimony concentrate production can resume.
Bayhorse Silver (TSXV: BHS) (OTCQB: BHSIF) is submitting 77 assay samples totaling 115 meters from its ongoing drilling program at the Bayhorse Silver Mine in Oregon. The samples are from drillhole BH24-01, which has a targeted depth of 260 meters.
The assays will test for 35 elements plus gold, following historic gold values up to 10 g/t and company samples up to 1.71 g/t gold. The company is also planning a downhole geophysics program to supplement the VTEM survey, covering a vertical depth of 250-300 meters and an EW strike of up to 270 meters.
The exploration reveals areas of strong silicification, epithermal-style vuggy quartz veining, and hydrothermal brecciation in Hole BH24-01. The company's exploration model suggests that the silver-copper-antimony rich mineralization could have its source in an underlying shallow pluton potentially hosting porphyry copper mineralization.