Scottie Resources Completes 2019 Fieldwork and Drilling Program and Provides Project Summary
SCOTTIE RESOURCES COMPLETES 2019 FIELDWORK AND DRILLING PROGRAM
AND PROVIDES PROJECT SUMMARY
Vancouver, British Columbia, November 5, 2019 – Scottie Resources Corp. (“Scottie” or the “Company”)
(TSXV: SCOT) is pleased to report on the successful completion of the 2019 fieldwork and drilling
program and provide an initial summary of the work completed.
Favourable early season conditions allowed Scottie to maximize the time on the ground within the
company’s mineral package within the Golden Triangle in northwestern British Columbia. The 2019
exploration program commenced in late June and the field crews conducted exploration act ivities
through to mid-October.
Thomas Mumford, VP Exploration of Scottie Resources commented: “This was a low snow year for the
area, and with the help of an early season start and warm temperatures we were able to access large
portions of unexplored terrain . This resulted in the discover y of numerous zones of quartz-carbonate-
pyrrhotite-bearing mineralization similar to known mine ralized zones at and near the historic Scottie
Gold Mine. The company is excited to continue the exploration and drilling to expand on known
mineralization, resource areas and on the prospective new targets developed in 2020”.
During the period between early June and mid-October the company collected 535 soil samples, 24 rock
channel samples, 581 rock grab and chip samples, and conducted detailed geological mapping within
the area surrounding Scottie Gold Mine, as well as other significant targets . The 20 19 exploration
program discovered four new zones of sheared quartz-carbonate-pyrrhotite-bearing mineralization
which is similar to the high -grade zones within the historic Scottie Gold Mine. In addition the company
delineated six additional early stage exp loration targets for more comprehensive field work in 2020.
Scottie anticipates the release of surface and drill results from November through January 2020. Based
on the Company’s fieldwork programs conducted over the last two field seasons 20 diamond drill holes,
totalling 2050 metres, were selected to extend the known mineralization out along strike and at depth.
Surface Drilling Program
As announced in late August ( Please see Scottie’s news r elease dated - August 20, 2019), a 2000 m drill
program targeting high -probability holes on the Scottie and Bow Properties was completed . This 20
hole diamond drilling program comprised drilling in three zones : (1) Bend Vein, 11 holes, 877.7 m; (2)
Blueberry Vein, 8 holes, 63 3.2 m; and (3) Scottie Gold Mine, 1 hole, 539.1 m. Together a total of 20 50
metres were drilled. Of the 20 drilled holes, 17 contained intervals of sheared and sulphidi zed veins
(similar to those observed in the Scottie Gold Mine) the results of which will be disseminated as they
are received from the laboratory and interpreted.
Geological Mapping and Sampling
The largest component of the 2019 field season was a robust surficial geology program, which ran from
late-June until mid-September. Completed work highlights include:
• Ground-truthing geophysical anomalies on the Summit Lake property
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• Detailed mapping on the Scottie-Bow properties
• Soil sample grids on discreet targets on the Ruby Silver property
• Channel sampling of prospective surface mineralization
• Additional sampling of the Scottie Gold Mine access tunnel
Overall the surface work assess ed an area >18,500 hect ares and produced 535 soil samples, 24 rock
channel samples, and 581 rock grab and chip samples . Results have started to come in, and are
expected to be released before the end of the y ear. These releases will follow up the preliminary
targets noted in the Company’s August 27, 2019 news release on the Summit Lake Claims.
Additional work on Tailings
Following up on promising work from the 2018 field season, additional work on the historic tailings on
site was undertaken, including:
• Infill sampling (43 samples)
• Drone survey to estimate total volume
• Measurements of specific gravity to calculate tonnage
This information will help us to better define the grade and tonnage of the tailings, which has the
potential to add another potentially economic resource to the Scottie project.
Table 1: Complete list of 2019 drill holes with intervals with significant sheared and sulphidized veins
(Gold is commonly associated with sulphidized veins in the Scottie Gold Mine area)
Drillhole ID Target Total
Depth (m) *Sheared + Sulphidized Veins (m)**
SR19-01 Bend Vein 67 41.88 - 42.1
SR19-02 Bend Vein 86 61.9 - 62.7
SR19-03 Bend Vein 116 35.7 - 36.05; 77.54 - 77.89; 99.9 - 100.7;
105.5 - 107.1
SR19-04 Bend Vein 131 82.28 - 82.77; 84.43 - 84.82
SR19-05 Bend Vein 82.5 53.9 - 54.46
SR19-06 Bend Vein 131 76.69 - 77.05; 104.56 - 104.88
SR19-07 Bend Vein 116 98.73 - 99.47
SR19-08 Bend Vein 56 Weak structure with minor mineralization
SR19-09 Bend Vein 35.3 Weak structure with minor mineralization
SR19-10 Bend Vein 16.5 Hole abandoned - intersected road
construction debris
SR19-11 Bend Vein 40.4 25.5 - 28.3; 28.55 - 28.8
SR19-12 Blueberry Vein 67.3 39 - 39.5
SR19-13 Scottie Gold Mine
- O & M Zones 539.11
5 - 5.3; 70.5 - 71; 85.2 - 85.5; 86 - 86.3; 89 -
92; 167 - 168.7; 168.7 - 174; 249.5 - 252.5;
259.3 - 260; 334 - 337; 362.5 - 363.5; 406.3 -
406.7; 481 - 502; 503 – 514
SR19-14 Blueberry Vein 77 2 - 13; 26.5 - 26.72; 49.6 - 50.1; 53.3 - 53.5
SR19-15 Blueberry Vein 89 12.7 - 13; 31.3 - 31.6; 72.5 - 74
SR19-16 Blueberry Vein 58.5 13 - 14.5; 29 - 30; 54 - 56
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SR19-17 Blueberry Vein 58.5 39.95 - 40.75
SR19-18 Blueberry Vein 71 21 - 21.5; 64.5 - 64.8
SR19-19 Blueberry Vein 50 16 - 16.8
SR19-20 Blueberry Vein 161.9
37.51 - 37.92; 58.08 - 58.87; 59.18 - 62.08;
70.13 - 74.3; 103.74 - 110.36; 131.45 -
132.41; 146.44 - 148.15
*only reporting intercepts > 20 cm
**All intervals are core-length. True width is estimated to be 80-90% of core length
Quality Assurance and Control
Results from samples were analyzed at ALS Global Laboratories (Geochemistry Division) in Vancouver,
Canada (an ISO 9001:2008 accredited facility). The sampling program was undertaken by Company
personnel under the direction of Thomas Mumf ord. A secure chain of custody is maintained in
transporting and storing of all samples. Gold was assayed using a fire assay with atomic emission
spectrometry and gravimetric finish when required (+10 g/t Au). Grab samples from outcrop/bedrock
are selective by nature and they may not be representative of the mineralization hosted on the project.
Thomas Mumford , Ph.D., P.Geo and VP Exploration of Scottie, a qualified person under National
Instrument 43-101, has reviewed the technical information contained in this news release on behalf of
the Company.
ABOUT SCOTTIE RESOURCES CORP.
Scottie owns a 100% interest in the high-grade, past-producing Scottie Gold Mine property and has the
option to purchase a 100% interest in the Bow property and the Summit Lake c laims which are
contiguous with the Scottie Gold Mine property . Scottie owns 100% interests in the Ruby Silver and
Black Hills properties and has the option to purchase a 100% interest in the Bitter Creek property which
joins the Ruby Silver property with the Black Hills property.
All of the Company’s properties are located in the area known as the Golden Triangle of British
Columbia which is among the world’s most prolific mineralized districts.
Further information on Scottie can be found on the Company’ s website at www. scottieresources.com
and at www.sedar.com, or by contacting Bradley Rourke, President and CEO at (250) 877-9902.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
“Bradley Rourke”
President & CEO
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