Harrys Manufacturing (CSE: HARY, OTC: WSRRF) has engaged ABH Engineering to prepare an updated independent NI 43-101 technical report for the Winslow Gold Project in southeastern British Columbia. The work will update the 2019 report, integrate historical and recent exploration data, verify information through a site visit and sampling, and provide recommendations for the next exploration stage.
The report will be directed and signed by independent Qualified Person Damir Cukor, P.Geo. ABH estimates completion about twelve weeks after Harrys authorizes work, supplies documentation, and the site visit is finished. According to Harrys, this report is a key condition for its option on the Winslow Gold Project and its proposed change of business into mineral exploration, which also requires Canadian Securities Exchange approval.
Harrys Manufacturing (OTC:WSRRF) acquired 34 contiguous mineral claim cells totaling about 696.82 hectares by map staking in British Columbia's Mineral Titles Online system. The claims lie directly adjacent to the Winslow Gold Project in the West Kootenay region, expanding and consolidating Harrys' land position.
The company believes this enlarged, cohesive land package will enable a more comprehensive exploration program across the broader Winslow area as it works toward exercising the Winslow option. The claims are at an early exploration stage and any work will require permits, regulatory approvals, and consultation with affected First Nations.
Harrys (WSRRF) entered into an option agreement to acquire 100% of the Winslow Gold Project in southeastern British Columbia. To exercise the option, Harrys must pay up to $1,025,000 in staged cash payments over roughly two years.
After exercise, the vendors will retain a 2% net smelter returns royalty, with Harrys able to buy back 1% for $500,000. Completion depends on CSE approval, shareholder approval, a NI 43‑101 technical report, and securing 12 months of working capital. Harrys also hired Volume Hunters for 12 months of social media consulting for $135,000.