HUNT Mining Receives Water Usage and Explosives Permits and Environmental Impact Statement FOR Martha Project
HUNT MINING RECEIVES WATER USAGE AND EXPLOSIVES PERMITS AND
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT FOR MARTHA PROJECT
Liberty Lake, Washington, January 12, 2017 – Hunt Mining Corp. (the “Corporation” or “Hunt”)
(TSX VENTURE: “HMX”) is pleased to announce the receipt of permits and the Environmental Impact
Statement (“EIS”) required for production at the Martha Project in Santa Cruz Province, Argentina.
Water Usage Permit
The Corporation received the water usage permit on October 12, 2016 from the State of Santa Cruz Water
Department (“Recursos Hidricos de la Provincia”). This permi t allows for the use of up to 24,000 cubic
meters on a monthly basis for ongoing production activities at the Martha Mill and Mine (“Martha
Project”).
Use of Explosives Permit
The Corporation received the explosives permit from the Arg entina federal agency on December 13,
2016. This permit will allow for the usage of explosives by third party contractors at the Martha Project
and is to be renewed on an annual basis.
Environmental Impact Statement
The Corporation was issued the EIS on December 19, 2016 by the Depa rtment of Mines in Rio Gallegos,
Argentina. The EIS permits the Corporation to operate, mine and produce silver and gold concentrate at
the Martha Project. Under the terms of the EIS, the Martha P roject will be subject to annual inspection of
practices and will be required to demonstrate continued mini ng standards as dictated by the federal
mining authority. With the receipt of this EIS, the Corporation has taken out an insurance policy covering
liability in the event of any environmental damages.
The Water Usage Permit, Explosives Permit and Environmenta l Impact Statement are all required
measures as the Corporation moves towards production at the Martha Project.
Klaus Triebel, Hunt Mining's Director of Project Develo pment, is the Qualified Person under NI 43-101
who has approved the technical and scientific aspects of this press release.
Additional information on the Martha Project and other Santa Cruz, A rgentina projects can be viewed on
the Company website at: www.huntmining.com .
About Hunt Mining
Hunt Mining Corp. has continued to develop its properties as an active and aggressive explorer in Santa
Cruz since 2006. During that time, Hunt's wholly owned subsidiary, C erro Cazador S.A., has completed
exploration activity including 62,000 meters of HQ core drilling, 416 line kilometers of Induced
Polarization geophysical surveys and more than 20,000 surface soi l, sediment, channel, chip, and trench
samples, beyond the historical work previous to the same prop erties. Hunt also owns a 100% interest in
the Martha property, which includes the Martha Project, als o located in the Santa Cruz Province of
Argentina.
For more information contact:
Dean Stuart
Investor Relations
T: (403) 617-7609
Bob Little
Chief Administration Officer
T: (509) 290-5659
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Venture) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
This news release contains forward-looking statemen ts. The Corporation has provided the forward- looki ng
statements in reliance on assumptions that it belie ves are reasonable at this time. The reader is caut ioned that the
assumptions used in the preparation of the forward- looking statements may prove to be incorrect. All s uch forward-
looking statements involve substantial known and un known risks and uncertainties, certain of which are beyond the
Corporation’s control. Such risks and uncertainties include, without limitation, delays resulting from or inability to
obtain required regulatory approval. The actual res ults, performance or achievements could differ mate rially from
those expressed in, or implied by, these forward-lo oking statements and, accordingly, no assurances ca n be given
that any of the events anticipated by the forward-l ooking statements will transpire or occur, or if an y of them do,
what benefits, including the amount of proceeds, th e Corporation will derive therefrom. Readers are ca utioned that
the foregoing list of factors is not exhaustive.