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Bitterroot Resources Ltd. reports exploration and corporate developments for a mineral project portfolio focused on precious and battery metals in Nevada and Michigan. Company updates include work at the Nighthawk Gold/Silver Project in Nevada's Walker Lane district, the Coyote Sinter epithermal gold/silver project in Elko County, and Michigan nickel-copper-PGM properties including LM and Voyageur.
Recurring news themes include drill permits, drilling programs, geophysical targets, claim staking, project option agreements, mineralized intercepts, subsidiary activity, capital-structure disclosure, governance matters, and operating and financial results.
Bitterroot Resources (OTC:BITTF) announced that drilling has resumed at the 100%‑owned Nighthawk Gold/Silver Project in west‑central Nevada on BLM‑managed federal land, about 25 miles west of the historic Tonopah district.
Programs will test up to five targets for structurally controlled epithermal gold‑silver mineralization. During the pause, targets were refined using ambient/active seismic surveys and proprietary processing to improve target resolution. Nighthawk is contiguous with A2 Gold’s Castle Project, which includes the past‑producing Boss Mine and several near‑surface deposits. Charles Greig, M.Sc, P.Geo, is the Qualified Person for the technical content.
Bitterroot Resources (OTC:BITTF) has begun a 10-hole, 3,000–4,000 metre reverse circulation drilling program at its 100%‑owned Nighthawk Gold/Silver Project in the Walker Lane Belt, west-central Nevada.
Drilling targets untested Miocene structures and potential intrusions beneath thin alluvium/colluvium. The program follows multi-year work including aeromagnetics, prospecting and soil geochemistry. Surface boulders at Nighthawk returned 0.83–38 g/t Au and align with anomalous soils. The claims border past-producing Boss Mine and the Castle, Berg and Black Rock deposits and lie on BLM land ~50 km west of Tonopah, NV.
Drilling is expected to continue until late December 2025, with assay results possible in late Q1 2026.
Bitterroot Resources has received approval from the US Bureau of Land Management for its Notice of Operations at the Nighthawk Gold/Silver Project in Nevada's Walker Lane gold district. The permit allows construction of up to 15 drill sites on their 240-claim property. The company plans to conduct 3,000-4,000 metres of reverse circulation drilling across 15-20 angled holes, targeting near-surface epithermal oxide gold/silver deposits. The project area, located 30 miles west of Tonopah, features seven miles of linear magnetic lows with mineralized float and is accessible year-round. The claims are 100%-owned by the company with no underlying royalties.
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Bitterroot Resources Ltd. has staked the 163-claim Nighthawk Gold Property in Nevada’s central Walker Lane gold belt, which is promising for near-surface oxide gold mineralization. Covering five square miles, the property is positioned near the Berg deposit and highlights minimal prior exploration. Recent prospecting revealed mineralized float boulders with grades up to 10.8 g Au/t, while a drone aeromagnetic survey has identified significant geological features. The management believes the property is suitable for low-cost open pit mining and heap leach recovery methods.
Bitterroot Resources Ltd. has announced the mobilization of a drill rig for its Coyote Sinter project in Elko County, Nevada. The drilling will test the Chevron fault with three HQ-sized core holes, reaching depths of 200-250 metres to assess potential high-grade gold and silver mineralization. This initial drilling program, expected to last 4-6 weeks, follows earlier shallow drilling that revealed significant anomalous levels of gold and other elements. Additionally, the company has secured leases on 280 acres of adjacent land, expanding its control over approximately three kilometres of strike length.
Bitterroot Resources Ltd. (TSXV:BTT) has completed its winter drilling program on the LM Property in Michigan, targeting nickel-copper-platinum-palladium mineralization akin to Lundin Mining's Eagle orebodies. The program involved 26 holes, with significant mineralization noted in 10 holes. Key intercepts included 5.38 meters of mineralization in hole LM 22-24 and substantial sulfide textures indicating a dynamic magma conduit environment. Future drilling is planned to target the down-plunge extent of the conduit and other magnetic targets.
Bitterroot Resources Ltd. has released an update on its LM Property in Michigan, exploring for nickel-copper-platinum-palladium mineralization. The drilling program, shared with partner Below Exploration, has completed 1,160 metres across four holes. Significant findings include 3.10, 2.04, and 5.38 metres of nickel-copper sulphide mineralization in initial holes. Drill hole LM 22-25 revealed a 5.1-metre mineralized interval, suggesting deeper potential for the conduit. Drilling will pause for spring break-up and resume in early May.
Bitterroot Resources Ltd. provides an update on its precious metals exploration in Nevada while progressing on magmatic nickel/copper drilling in Michigan. The Coyote Sinter claims in Elko County have identified promising drilling targets through a CSAMT survey, leading to plans for drilling in late 2022. The Castle claims in Esmeralda County, known for low-grade mineralization, will test for high-grade gold/silver at depth. Both projects have BLM approval for multiple drill sites, contingent on financing and equipment availability.
Bitterroot Resources Ltd. is set to resume drilling at its LM nickel-copper property in Michigan during the week of January 10, 2022. The focus will be on the southeast quadrant of the LM intrusion, targeting depths below 250 metres. The first hole, LM 22-22, is being drilled near previous high-grade intersections, including 0.75 metres grading 5.16% nickel and 1.18% copper. Bitterroot holds a 51% stake in the project, funded alongside its partner Below Exploration Inc. for further exploration.