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Glenstar Minerals Inc. reports exploration developments for polymetallic and critical-mineral properties, with recurring updates centered on its Wildhorse and Green Monster projects in Nevada. Company news covers trenching, reverse-circulation drilling, assay results, geological observations, mineralized zones, permitting with land-management agencies, contractor engagements and geophysical survey plans.
Updates commonly reference the Coca Cola and Rattlesnake zones at Wildhorse, copper oxide and sulfide mineralization, gold assays, tungsten-copper-polymetallic targets and Green Monster drilling results involving fractured and altered rock. The company also reports market-awareness activities and trading references for its CSE, OTCQB and Frankfurt-listed shares.
Glenstar Minerals (OTCQB: GSTRF) has completed Phase 1 exploration at its Wildhorse property in Nevada, expanding its claims from 45 to 61, now covering 1,220 acres. The program revealed significant findings, including copper oxide mineralization and complex geological features centered around a felsic intrusion.
The exploration identified three zones of interest, with the Coca Cola Zone showing robust mineralization along the southwest margin. Initial sampling yielded promising results, including historical samples containing over 1 gram per ton gold, 1% copper, and 6,100 ppm antimony. The property shows potential for a large, well-mineralized skarn system, with Phase 2 exploration already being planned based on initial findings.
A notable discovery in hole GMST-4 revealed oxide and sulfide mineralization from 150-300 feet down-hole at a magnetic high target. Hole GMST-5 intersected 35 feet of dolomite veining with fine-grained sulfide mineralization from 180-215 feet below surface.
The Green Monster Property consists of 35 federal lode claims (~700 acres) in Clark County, Nevada. Previous sampling in 2022 showed promising results, including channel samples with 3.77% Copper, 3.06% Nickel, 0.21% Cobalt, and 6.83% Zinc across 1.18 meters. The property is part of the larger Green Monster Fault Zone, spanning approximately 30 kilometers.
Glenstar Minerals (GSTRF) is set to commence its first-ever drilling program at the Green Monster Property in southern Nevada on May 14, 2025. The program will utilize Midnight Sun Drilling's Grasshopper Rig to drill five holes, with depths ranging from 90 to 200 meters. The property, comprising 35 federal lode claims covering ~700 acres, is located in Clark County.
Previous sampling work in 2022 revealed significant mineral content, with channel sampling returning 3.77% Copper, 3.06% Nickel, 0.21% Cobalt, and 6.83% Zinc across 1.18 meters. The property is part of the Green Monster Fault Zone, a 30-kilometer stretch known for copper deposits with areas showing high nickel, cobalt, and zinc anomalies. The drilling program is expected to take 10-14 days, after which samples will be sent to ALS Geochemistry in Vancouver for assaying.
Glenstar Minerals (GSTRF) has staked 45 mineral claims covering 900 acres in Mineral County, Nevada, approximately 100 miles south of Lake Tahoe. Initial geological assessment revealed promising findings, including:
- A quartz veinlet zone containing >1 gram/ton gold, 1% copper, and 6,100 ppm antimony
- Presence of bismuth and tungsten (>200 ppm)
- Multiple exposed copper mineralization zones
The property, known as the Wildhorse Claims, features historical workings dating back to the late 1800s. The company plans a phased exploration program including sediment sampling, geological mapping, and geophysical surveys to identify potential drill targets. Additionally, Glenstar has engaged Think Ink Marketing for a marketing awareness campaign at USD $50,000 per month.
Glenstar Minerals (GSTRF) has hired Midnight Sun Drilling (MSD) to conduct its first-ever drill program at the Green Monster Property in southwestern Nevada. The drilling aims to explore Nickel-Copper-Cobalt mineralization previously identified through field activities.
The Green Monster Property consists of 35 federal lode claims covering approximately 700 acres in Clark County, located 40 miles southwest of Las Vegas. MSD, a drilling company with over 50 years of experience and offices in Yukon Territory, Alaska, and Nevada, was selected for their expertise and specialized equipment.
Previous exploration work in 2022 included reconnaissance geologic mapping, surface rock sampling, soil sampling, and a drone magnetic survey. Notable results from channel sampling across a raise off the main shaft showed 3.77% Copper, 3.06% Nickel, 0.21% Cobalt, and 6.83% Zinc over 1.18 meters. The company plans to announce the initial drill program's extent and start date soon.
Glenstar Ventures (CSE: GSTR) (OTCQB: GSTRF) (FSE: VO2) has received regulatory approval to change its name to Glenstar Minerals, effective April 7, 2025. The company will maintain its existing stock symbols across all exchanges while implementing a new CUSIP number: 37888C 10 2.
CEO Dave Ryan explained that the name change was strategically implemented to better reflect the company's core focus on mining and mineral exploration, aiming to eliminate any potential confusion about the company's business objectives. The transition has received CSE regulatory approval with no additional changes to the company's operations or structure.
Glenstar Ventures (CSE: GSTR) (OTCQB: GSTRF) (FSE: VO2) has announced its successful uplisting to the OTCQB® Venture Market. The company's common shares began trading under the symbol 'GSTRF' on March 6, 2025. This strategic move, approved by the OTC Markets Group, aims to enhance trading accessibility for U.S. investors and increase market liquidity. Glenstar will maintain its current listing on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) under the symbol 'GSTR'.
Glenstar Ventures (CSE: GSTR) (OTC: GSTRF) has received a drilling permit for its Green Monster Project in southwestern Nevada. The permit covers three sites allowing multiple holes per site, with the exact number pending finalization.
The property consists of 35 federal lode claims covering ~700 acres in Clark County, located approximately 40 miles southwest of Las Vegas. Historical workings include an 80-foot main vertical shaft with raised workings dating to the late 1800s and early 1900s.
Recent channel sampling revealed significant mineralization with 3.77% Copper, 3.06% Nickel, 0.21% Cobalt, and 6.83% Zinc across 1.18 meters. The property is adjacent to the historic Green Monster Mine, which produced over two million pounds of zinc. No previous drilling has been conducted on Glenstar's project, and the company's 2022 sampling work identified substantial nickel-copper deposits with anomalous cobalt.