Grizzly Provides Exploration Plans FOR 2020 at the Active Greenwood Dsitrict, BC
Suite 363, 9768 170th Street,
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June 10, 2020
GRIZZLY PROVIDES EXPLORATION PLANS FOR 2020 AT THE ACTIVE GREENWOOD DSITRICT, BC
EDMONTON, ALBERTA – June 10, 2020 -- Grizzly Discoveries Inc. (TSX-V: GZD; Frankfurt: G6H; OTCQB:
GZDIF) ("Grizzly" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that , as part of it 2020 exploration
strategy including drilling at Ket 28, it intends to bring a number of other current exploration
targets to a drill ready state for additional drilling in late 2020 t hrough early 2021 on its
Greenwood Project in southeastern British Columbia. A number of companies including GGX Gold
Corp. (GGX), Ximen Mining Corp. (XIM), Belmont Resources Inc. (BEA) and Golden Dawn Minerals
Inc. (GOM) have announced planned exploration including drilling in and around the historic
Greenwood mining camp. The district has historically produced in excess 7 mi llion gold ounces.
Grizzly is one of the largest land holders in the district and has numerous exploration targets
within the boundaries of its 150,000+ acres of Greenwood claims , including t he Evening Star,
Overlander, Mt. Attwood, EPU, Motherlode and the recently discovered Granby target, situated
between 2 and 10 km of GOM’s fully permitted and recently upgraded Greenwood Processing
Facility (See attached Figure).
Grizzly sees numerous adv antages to continuing its exploration at the Ket 28 prospect and
throughout the Greenwood district at large including:
• All exploration targets are road accessible;
• Any discoveries of near-surface mineable Au-Ag-Cu mineralization could take advantage
of the presence of the Greenwood Processing Facility, or even the Kettle River Mill near
Republic, WA;
• Easy access to power and gas;
• Communities with a history of mining, significant infrastructure and skilled work force;
• Excellent partnership with local first nations including the Osoyoos Indian Band (OIB), and;
• Exploration and drilling permits in place at a number of Grizzly targets.
At present, the Company does not see a significant impact to its 2020 planned exploration
programs in southern British Columbia , as exploration can be easily conducted from summer
through December, 2020, and can be operated within the guidelines recommended by the Chief
Inspector of Mines for British Columbia with respect to the COVID -19 pandemic and the
operation of mines and exploration programs.
Brian Testo, CEO commented, “ The well-being of our team, business partners, investors and the
local communities is our top priority. We have enacted a business continuity plan to safeguard
the health and safety of our personnel , while ensuring our operations remain unaffected. There
has not been any disruption to planned work activities as yet. We are continuousl y monitoring
the progress of COVID -19 developments and will act accordingly for the health and safety of all
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stakeholders. With the current prices of gold and silver, we intend to take advantage of the
current favourable prices and continue to raise capital and continue our exploration efforts in
southeastern British Columbia during 2020.”.
Exploration by Kinross on optioned Grizzly’s lands in 2016 -2017 was focused in the Overlander
area and resulted in the discovery of a number of quartz veins with visible gold and high grade
gold values at surface, including up to 37.9 grams per tonne (g/t) gold (Au) in grab samples, with
anomalous gold grades in core samples in a limited 4 hole core drilling program.
As part of the Overlander program, an extensive soil sampling program was conducted across the
surrounding Grizzly lands resulting in the discovery of numerous gold in soil anomalies in the
Evening Star Basin north of the Overlander target area in close proximity to B EA’s recently
acquired Jackpot-Athelstan Property and GOM’s Golden Crown underground mine (See attached
Figure).
The Evening Star target area is a geochemically anomalous basin that forms the headwaters of
Skeff Creek (a known placer gold creek) and is located immediately north and adjacent to the
Overlander epithermal quartz veins . Epithermal veins to the north , at BEA’s recently acquired
Jackpot-Athelstan historical mines, produced around 6,300 oz of Au in the early 1900’s (Minfile
082ESE047). Glacial dispersion and down slope soil creep may contribute to the geochemical
footprint, however the numerous gold in soil anomalies may also be indicative of a more local
source and exploration will continue to identify and confirm the source.
Geological mapping and prospecting in the Evening Star target area has located both epithermal
quartz veins and skarn mineralization. The highlights of the Evening Star Basin target area are as
follows:
• More than 1,900 soil samples were recently collected, with over 8% yielding >50ppb and
3% >100ppb gold. Similarly, nearly 9% of the 179 rock samples yielded gold assays >1 g/t
Au, with grab samples up to 20 g/t Au, and chip samples ranging from 5 to 13 g/t Au over
lengths ranging from 0.5 up to 1 m;
• The prospective quartz veins, and to a degree associated alteration, are hosted in what is
mapped as Permian Attwood Group Limestones and clastic sediments, with several
bedding parallel and cross cutting intrusions in the area;
• The recently discovered Overlander veins to the southwe st are hosted in the Attwood
group clastic sediments and volcanics;
• Nearly 75% of the 30+ stream silt samples collected at the project yield ed anomalous
samples, with a number of 1+ g/t Au assays and numerous gold grains in pan
concentrates. These samples warrant follow up exploration to determine the source of
the multiple drainage anomalies.
Additional field exploration and generative work is planned for the Evening Star Target and
throughout the Greenwood Project in 2020, to identify additional exploration targets for testing.
In particular, mapping and sampling will be conducted at other targets including but not limited
to the Evening Star, Mt Attwood, Motherlode, EPU, Granby, and Midway areas.
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Figure #1 – Anomalous gold in soil target areas
With respect to the COVID -19 pandemic, the British Columbia Ministry of Mines has provided a
grace period for conducting required exploration on all mineral claims in the Province coming
due in the next 12 months. The Company has a little over 150,000 acres in the Greenwood area
and close to 6,000 acres in the Roosville area to the east, with approximately 60% of the
Company’s lands coming due in the next 12 months . All the Company’s mineral claims will no w
be in good standing to at least December 31st, 2021.
Grizzly 2020 Exploration Plans – Ket 28 Prospect
Grizzly has recently received drilling permits for high priority drill targets at the Ket 28 prospect,
located within the Rock Creek claim group of the Greenwood Project, at which historic drilling in
1994 intersected high grade gold with 52.19 g/t Au over 3.35 m core length. Drilling by Grizzly in
2009 and 2010 at the Ket 28 prospect following-up the historic drilling in the mid 1990`s with up
to 2.77 g/t Au over 11 m core length and 8.75 g/t Au over 3 m with a higher grade zone of 11.90
g/t Au over 2 m core length. The Company is currently planning a 2020 exploration program, that
will focus on the Ket 28 prospect where the gold mineralization is open along strike and to depth
and requires further drill testing. Grizzly is planning a 15 to 20 hole drill program that will target
the mineralized zone in the central portion of the Ket 28 prospect , with the intention of
expanding the currently defined gold zone and developing a maiden mineral resource estimate.
The initial Ket 28 drill program is expected to cost approximately $ 350,000 to $ 500,000 and is
subject to financing.
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ABOUT GRIZZLY DISCOVERIES INC.
Grizzly is a diversified Canadian mineral exploration company with its primary listing on the TSX
Venture Exchange with 67.1 million shares issued, focused on developing its precious and base
metals properties in southeastern British Columbia. The Company holds, or has an interest in
over 156,000 acres of precious-base metal properties in southeastern British Columbia.
The technical content of this news release and the Company’s technical disclosure has been
reviewed and approved by Michael B. Dufresne, M. Sc., P. Geol., P.Geo., who is the Qualified
Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects.
On behalf of the Board,
Grizzly Discoveries Inc.
Brian Testo
President
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