HACKBERRY SILVER PROJECT – PHASE 1 DRILLING INTERSECTS 1.65 metres GRADING 667 grams Ag/tonne Bitterroot Resources Ltd. (BTT, TSX-V) has completed 1,582 metres of drilling in eight (8) holes at its Hackberry Silver Project in Mohave

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November 30, 2017

HACKBERRY SILVER PROJECT – PHASE 1 DRILLING INTERSECTS

1.65 metres GRADING 667 grams Ag/tonne

Bitterroot Resources Ltd. (BTT, TSX-V) has completed 1,582 metres of drilling in eight (8) holes

at its Hackberry Silver Project in Mohave County, Arizona . This Phase 1 program was the first

drill-test of the area adjacent to the main Hackberry Mine’s underground workings and down-dip

of the Hackberry South adit. Maps and cross-sections describing the areas drilled are available on

the Company’s website www.bitterrootresources.com. Assay results have been received from the

first six (6) holes, which are presented below.

Drilling has confirmed that the Hackberry mineralized trend exhibits good continuity and a

consistent pattern of alteration zonation along the 400 metres of strike length which wer e drill-

tested in Phase 1 . The highlight of the drilling completed to date i s hole HB -17-06, which

intersected 4.87 metres grading 259 grams Ag/tonne (estimated true thickness 3.56 metres),

including 1.65 metres grading 667 grams Ag/tonne (estimated true thickness 1.21 metres). This

hole intersected the mineralized zone approximately 220 metres below surface.

Hole HB-17-05, located 80 metres south of HB-17-06, was lost in an intensely argillic-altered zone

three (3) to five (5) metres above the projected target, at approximately 240 metres down -hole.

This hole may be re -entered or re-drilled in the future. Hole HB-17-07 intersected significantly

more silicification and hematization than seen in the other holes. Based on visual inspection and

hand-held XRF analysis, the mineralized zone intersected in this hole is approximately 1.0 metres

thick. Hole HB-17-08 intersected a 1.1 metre-thick mineralized zone at only 80 metres down-hole,

also based on visuals and XRF readings. Assays are pending for holes HB-17-07 and 08.

In summary, limited drilling down-dip of the Main Hackberry mine suggests there is potential for

thickening of the high-grade silver-mineralized interval down-dip and southwest of HB-17-05 and

HB-17-06. The following table summarizes the significant mineralized drill intercepts.

Holes HB-17-01, 02 and 03 tested the mineralized zone down-dip from the Hackberry South adit.

The results from this area confirmed strong alteration and mineralization at the anticipated target

depths, but the lower grades and narrower thicknesses encountered do not currently merit follow-

up drilling.

Hole No. From

(m)

To

(m) Drill

Intercept

(m)

Est. True

Thickness

(m)

Silver

(gpt)

Gold

(gpt)

Main Hackberry

HB-17-04 200.84 201.91 1.07 0.97 106 0.44

HB-17-05 Hole lost immediately above mineralized zone

HB-17-06 213.73 218.60 4.87 3.56 259 0.33

incl. 216.25 217.90 1.65 1.21 667 0.82

HB-17-07 results pending

HB-17-08 results pending

Hackberry South

HB-17-01 116.14 118.40 2.26 2.05 64 0.11

incl. 116.14 116.51 0.37 0.34 176 0.22

and 116.92 117.50 0.58 0.52 95 0.20

HB-17-02 110.94 111.72 0.78 0.71 29 0.06

incl. 111.59 111.72 0.13 0.12 141 0.24

HB-17-03 125.00 125.99 0.99 0.83 108 0.77

All assays were completed by ALS Vancouver. Sample preparation was done by ALS Tucson.

Phase 2 drilling on the adjacent unpatented Federal mining claims is expected to commence in

January 2018. This drilling will test the CMH, Silver King South and Silver King North targets.

These targets are also located on the Hackberry mineralized trend, between 0.4 and 2.0 km

northwest of the Main Hackberry mine.

A Notice of Work and reclamation bond have been filed with the Kingman Field Office of the

Bureau of Land Management and final acceptance is expected in the coming weeks. Construction

of access trails will commence immediately thereafter.

The Qualified Person, as defined in NI 43-101, responsible for the technical content of this news

release is consulting geologist Glen W. Adams, PG, M.Sc.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Michael S. Carr

Director

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FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS: This document contains statements about expected or anticipated future

events and/or financial results that are forward -looking in nature and as a result, are subject to certain risks and

uncertainties, such as general economic, market and business conditions, regulator y processes and actions, technical

issues, new legislation, competitive conditions, the uncertainties resulting from potential delays or changes in plans,

the occurrence of unexpected events and the company’s ability to execute and implement its future pla ns. Actual

results may differ materially from those projected by management. For such statements, we claim the safe harbour for

forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Legislation Reform Act of 1995.