The Company’s proposed 2008 diamond drilling program will focus on a steep, southfacing slope of a high ridge found between Seton Lake and Cayoosh Creek.  A total of 6 drill pads will be required to further test the upper known ore shoot and to further explore for new ore bodies lower down slope.  Each of the planned drill holes will be drilled to a depth of 100m for a total of 800m of proposed drilling during the 2008 season.  Drill holes 08-04 to 08-08 will be drilled to establish better ore body control on the known structure in the area, while drill holes 08-02 and 08-03 will test quartz veins that crosscut the slope below the known upper showing.  The lowest drill hole 08-01 will test high gold in soil geochemical values that appear to follow a probable fault contact between the sediments on the west and green basalts seen on the east.  All drill hole locations will be placed on existing road access and require minimal site excavation to accommodate a diamond drill and sumps.  Upon completion of the drill program, all drill sites will be pulled back with an excavator, leaving road access that will be water barred at appropriate intervals.  Reseeding of disturbed areas will also be performed.