Mammoth Reports Initial Drill Results from Its Diamond Drilling Program at Its Tenoriba GOLD- Silver Property, Mexico
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 18, 2021 No. 19/21
MAMMOTH REPORTS INITIAL DRILL RESULTS FROM ITS
DIAMOND DRILLING PROGRAM AT ITS TENORIBA GOLD-
SILVER PROPERTY, MEXICO
Toronto, Canada (November 18, 2021) - Mammoth Resources Corp. (TSX-V: MTH), (the
“Company”, or “Mammoth”) is pleased to provide initial results from its diamond drilling program at its
100% owned Tenoriba gold-silver property located in the prolific Sierra Madre precious metal belt,
Mexico.
The drill program is designed to test up to five target zones which measure from hundreds of metres (m)
to over one kilometre (km) in strike length along a 4 km, east-west trend of gold-silver mineralization
identified in 3-dimensional (3D) modelling incorporating data from over 3,000 soil, chip and channel
samples, 26 prior diamond drill holes, geological and structural mapping and the potential continuity at
depth of surface mineralization as indicated by an Induced Polarization/Magnetometer (IP/Mag)
geophysical survey (please refer to the descriptions of target zones in press releases dated July 22,
2021).
Four diamond drill holes have so far been completed for a total of 426.0 metre testing the TA-2 target in
the eastern portion (Carneritos area) of the 4 km of gold-silver trend. The following table lists potentially
economically mineralized intervals from this drilling (refer to Figure 1 - Location Map, Tenoriba Property
Drilling, 2021 (historic, TEN 2017 drill holes, plus TEN 2021 - 01 to TEN 2021 - 04 and Figure 2 -
Location Map, Carneritos Area, Tenoriba Property Drilling, 2021 (historic, TEN 2017 drill holes plus TEN
2021 - 01 to TEN 2021 - 04).
Hole
Weighted
Average
Gold
Weighted
Average
Silver
Weighted
Average
Gold
Equivalent*
Location Number From To Total Grade Grade Grade
(m) (m) (m) (g/t) (g/t) (g/t)
Carneritos TEN 21-01 7.5 45.0 37.5 0.31 17.1 0.53
(including) 36.0 40.5 4.5 0.47 75.2 1.47
TEN 21-02 No significant values
TEN 21-03 0.0 43.5 43.5 0.54 3.6 0.59
(including) 19.5 25.5 6.0 0.69 2.7 0.73
(including) 30.0 34.5 4.5 0.67 4.6 0.73
TEN 21-04 0.0 19.5 19.5 0.53 7.3 0.63
Notes: Gold Equivalent where silver grade is converted to gold grade at 75 grams per tonne silver = 1 gram per tonne gold.
Mammoth attempts to drill as near perpendicular as believed to be the orientation of mineralized control features,
however lengths shown are core lengths versus perpendicular true length of mineralized intersections.
Thomas Atkins, President and CEO of Mammoth commented on the initial results from the
Tenoriba diamond drill program stating: "We’re pleased that we can kick-off our 2021 drill program
by reporting multi-tens of metre intervals of potentially economical gold-silver mineralization at Tenoriba.
This is especially so within the Carneritos target area, which measures approximately two by one and a
half kilometres and yet has only had three prior drill holes testing abundant surface gold-silver
mineralization at depth. The grades of the intervals intersected by these drill holes compare favourably
to producing mines such as Agnico Eagle’s La India mine in the Sierra Madre, Mexico, the reserve
grade of which is 0.66 grams per tonne gold reported in the most recent, 2020 reserve report. La India,
as an example is a similar High Sulphidation system to Tenoriba, being mined by open pit with heap
leach gold recovery, located in the same Sierra Madre belt as Tenoriba in Sonora State, Mexico.
“We began the drill program at Carneritos for a number of practical reasons, among which some
included: Carneritos is located closest to a source of water for drilling, we had decent access to
Carneritos given we were frequently inundated by heavy rain during the rainy season, 74 percent of the
146 chip samples collected in the area graded better than 0.3 grams per tonne gold equivalent and
averaged over a gram of gold per tonne and drill hole TEN 17 - 06 from Mammoth’s 2017/18 drill
program intersected 127 metres grading 0.52 grams per tonne gold equivalent, including 58 metres
grading 0.8 grams per tonne gold equivalent. In addition, given the size and prospective nature of the
Carneritos area we wanted to get some early results enabling us to return to the area and perform
follow up drilling.
“Results from this initial series of holes compare favourably to intervals from the prior three holes in the
area, expand two zones separated by over 500 metres, but yet to be determined whether connected
and assist us in building upon these intersections and further enhancing our understanding of
mineralization at Carneritos and throughout the entire 4-kilometre trend of gold-silver mineralization.”
Richard Simpson, Mammoth’s Vice President Exploration further commented on these results,
stating: “Drilling to date in the Carneritos target area continues to return tens of metres of anomalous,
near-surface gold-silver mineralization. Mineralized intervals are frequently oxidized and hosted by
signature High Sulphidation deposit type features, including dacitic porphyry and related brecciated
rocks which have undergone advanced argillic hydrothermal alteration characterized by the presence of
alteration minerals such as illite, dickite, minor pyrophyllite, silica and vuggy silica typical of an
epithermal, volcanic dome. The Carneritos area remains very prospective and field assessment is
underway analyzing drill sections, surface geology, sampling and geophysics data, to assist in defining
follow up drill locations on these targets with additional drilling aimed at assisting in more clearly
understanding the size, orientation and controls to gold-silver mineralization at Carneritos.”
Drill Hole Description:
As previously discussed, Mammoth intends to initially drill 2 to 4 holes within each target zone then
move to another target zone to drill a similar number of holes (please refer to press release dated July
22, 2021 for target zones). Company geologists will await the results from initial drill holes testing target
zones prior to further follow up drilling of these areas. Where mineralized intervals are intersected in the
initial sequence of drilling, or where holes fail to encounter mineralization as suggested by the data,
follow up drilling will be based on field assessments combined with surface geology, sampling and
geophysics data to assist in defining follow up drill collar locations with the aim of assisting in more
clearly understanding and testing the controls and continuity to gold-silver mineralization.
Drill Hole TEN 21 - 01
The hole was drilled to a depth of 199.5 m of a planned 150 to 200 m depth at 55 degrees decline/dip
and was collared approximately 280 m east of historical Mammoth drill hole TEN 17 - 06 and 250 m
northeast of hole TEN 17 - 07. This drill hole was collared to test the depth extent of altered and
mineralized porphyritic dacite and associated volcanic breccia observed on surface and in 2017
program drill core. Advanced argillic alteration, including silica and patchy vuggy silica together with X-
ray diffraction clay analysis showed presence of dickite and pyrophyllite, common alteration clay
minerals in High Sulphidation systems, present in both surface and historical drill core near this target.
There also appeared the potential of a buried sub-vertical moderately resistive I/P geophysical feature
at depth, which may have represented a mineralizing epithermal feeder structure.
Historic drill TEN 17 - 06 returned 129.75 m grading 0.46 g/t gold, 4.23 g/t silver for 0.52 g/t gold
equivalent (Eq) which returned 55 m grading 0.19 g/t gold and 4,28 g/t silver (0.24 g/t gold Eq). Please
refer to Figure 1 and Figure 2 for drill hole locations.
The drill hole was successful in intersecting the mineralized porphyritic dacite and associated breccia
along 136 m core length of which the first 27 m are strongly oxidized. This unit hosts a mineralized zone
from 7.5 to 45 m for a 37.5 m interval averaging 0.31 grams per tonne (g/t) gold and 17.1 g/t silver for
0.53 g/t gold equivalent (Eq), including a 4.5 m interval grading 1.47 g/t gold Eq. This drill hole
potentially extended the strike length of the mineralized feature intersected in hole TEN 17 - 06 and
TEN 17 - 07 by up to 250 m to the east.
Drill Hole TEN 21 - 02
The hole drilled to a depth of 88.5 m of a planned 50 to 100 m depth, at 60 degrees decline/dip and was
collared approximately 63 m southeast of hole TEN 17 - 06 and 120 m northwest of hole TEN 17 - 07
(refer to description Drill Hole TEN 21 - 01 above for historic drill hole intervals and assay results). The
hole was collared approximately mid point between holes TEN 17 - 06 and TEN 17 - 07. Please refer to
Figure 1 and Figure 2 for drill hole locations. The control to mineralization present in these two holes
was interpreted to be related by a west - northwest, near vertical structure (suggested in part by 2014
geophysics survey) or to be strata-bound with a shallow south to southeast dip, consistent with the
general strike and dip of the volcanic stratigraphy on the property.
After collaring in weathered, clay rich and oxidized porphyritic dacite down to 21.2 m and mixed oxide –
sulfide down to 26.9 m, the hole remained in fresh unaltered dacite porphyry to the end of the hole at
88.5 m and did not intercept the interpreted possible sub-vertical or strata bound mineralization control
linking the mineralized intercepts of holes TEN 17 - 06 and TEN 17 - 07 and it is believed that most
likely the hole remained on a faulted block between these two holes.
Drill Hole TEN 21 - 03
The hole was drilled to a depth of 79.5 m of a planned 50 to 100 m depth, at 67 degrees decline/dip and
was collared approximately 110 m east-southeast of historical drill hole TEN 17 - 08. The hole was
collared to test a surface, advanced argillic altered and surface mineralized dacite and dacitic breccia
consisting of silica and patchy vuggy silica together with X-ray diffraction clay analysis showing
presence of dickite and pyrophyllite. Please refer to Figure 1 and Figure 2 for drill hole locations. These
surface features are coincident with a strong near-surface IP geophysics resistivity feature under recent
artisanal excavations where gold had been panned from soil and loose gravel.
The IP geophysics resistivity feature was the target of historical Mammoth drill hole TEN 17 - 08. Hole
TEN 17 - 08 returned 14.9 m grading 0.58 g/t gold and 3.1 g/t silver (0.62 g/t gold Eq) however the
targeted geophysical feature was never reached as the hole was abandoned prior to reaching the target
due to poor ground conditions.
From the surface the hole remained in highly blocky, heavily oxidized variably altered silica and clay-
rich breccia and porphyritic dacite rock with frequent poor core recovery until the end of the hole at 79.5
m. The first 43.5 m of the hole coincides with the mineralized zone assaying 0.52 g/t gold, 4.1 g/t silver
(0.59 g/t Au Eq), including a 6.0 m interval grading 0.73 g/t gold Eq. The mineralized interval was
followed by generally fresh unaltered porphyritic dacite to the bottom of the hole at 79.5 m. This drill
hole potentially extended the mineralization encountered in hole TEN 17 - 08 more than 100 m east.
Drill Hole TEN 21 - 04
The hole was drilled to a depth of 58.5 m of a targeted 150 to 200 m depth, at 60 degrees decline/dip
and was collared approximately 130 m southwest of historical hole TEN 17 - 08. Please refer to Figure
1 and Figure 2 for drill hole locations. The hole was collared to test surface mineralized porphyritic
dacite and associated volcanic breccia outcrops and sub-crops of which various samples assayed
above 1.0 g/t gold and where advanced argillic alteration, including silica and patchy vuggy silica
together with X-ray diffraction clay analysis showed the presence of dickite consistent with a moderate
IP geophysics resistivity feature at depth. This resistivity anomaly was the target of TEN17-08 as
described above.
The hole intercepted from top to bottom porphyritic dacite. The first 50.8 m of hole TEN 21 - 04 is
oxidized and highly weathered with the exception of the first 21.0 m which is variably (weak to
moderate) silicified and coincides with the mineralized intercept in this hole returning 19.5 m grading
0.53 g/t gold and 7.3 g/t silver (0.63 g/t gold Eq). This drill hole potentially extended mineralization from
50 to 100 m west. The hole had to be abandoned prior to reaching its targeted depth because of poor
ground conditions due to the high degree of alteration and oxidization of the rock.
Qualified Person / Quality Controls:
Richard Simpson, P.Geo., Vice-President Exploration for Mammoth Resources Corp. is Mammoth's
Qualified Person, according to National Instrument 43-101 for the Tenoriba property and is responsible
for and has reviewed any technical data mentioned in this news release.
Samples referenced in this press release were prepared and analyzed by ALS laboratories (ALS) in
their facilities in Mexico and Canada, respectively. Samples generally consisted of a minimum of 2
kilograms of material. Drill core is mostly HQ diameter core with minor lengths of NQ diameter core.
Core is sawn in half with a rock saw with one half used for sample analysis purposes. Where samples
are taken these are most often 1.5 metres in length, only in poor recovery sections do they exceed this
length, with rare exceptions exceeding a maximum of 4.5 metres in length. Samples are collected with
sample ticket and deposited into plastic sample bags sealed with nylon zip lock ties, then loaded into
grain sacs similarly sealed with a nylon zip lock tie prior to transport by Mammoth personnel to ALS’s
facility in Chihuahua, Mexico for sample preparation. Gold and silver analyses are performed in ALS’s
facility in Canada via a 30-gram fire assay with an atomic absorption finish. Silver, copper, lead and zinc
are analyzed as part of a multi-element ICP package using a 4-acid digestion. Any over limit samples
with greater than one percent copper, lead and zinc are re-analyzed using ore grade detection limits.
Blank and duplicate samples are inserted randomly at approximately every 15 samples.
About Mammoth Resources:
Mammoth Resources (TSX-V: MTH) is a precious metal mineral exploration Company focused on
acquiring and defining precious metal resources in Mexico and other attractive mining friendly
jurisdictions in the Americas. The Company holds a 100% interest (subject to a 2% net smelter royalty
purchasable anytime within two years from commencement of commercial production for US$1.5
million) in the 5,333-hectare Tenoriba gold property located in the Sierra Madre Precious Metal Belt in
southwestern Chihuahua State, Mexico. Mammoth is seeking other opportunities to option exploration
projects in the Americas on properties it deems to host above average potential for economic
concentrations of precious metals mineralization.
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Figure 1 – Location Map, Tenoriba Property Drilling, 2021 (drill holes TEN 2021 - 01 to TEN 2021 - 04)
Figure 2 – Location Map, Carneritos Area, Tenoriba Property Drilling, 2021 (drill holes TEN 2021 - 01 to TEN 2021 - 04)