Walker River Resources Corp. · TSXV:WRR
Walker River Resources — Investor Presentation (March 2025)
24 slides from Walker River Resources's investor presentation, March 2025
Slide 1: 2025 Presentation
2025 Presentation TSX.V:WRR
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
Walker River Resources TSX.V:WRR Forward Certain statements herein may contain forward-looking information within the materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking Looking meaning of applica
Slide 3: The Future of Nevada Gold Production
Walker River Resources TSX.V:WRR The Future of Nevada The Walker Lane Shear Zone straddles the border between Gold Nevada and California and has a rich history of Production exploration and mining. The Walker Lake Shear Zone • The majority of gold deposits • Unlike the Carlin trend, where most occur
Slide 4: Lapon Gold Project
Walker GOLD LAPON River Resources PROJECT TSX.V:WRR • Located in mining friendly • Drill Programs from 2016- • Developing a Regional Nevada, one of the best mining 2024 returned significant Exploration Play with recently Fully Drill Permitted jurisdictions in the world. new gold mineralization verif
Slide 5: Historic Mine Workings
LAPON GOLD PROJECT LAPON CANYON CLAIMS TSX.V:WRR Historic Mine Workings Sample Cut oz/ton g/pt Au 1 8' 0.23 7.86 2 8' 0.23 7.86 3 6' 0.23 7.86 Plan View 4 3' 1.40 47.82 Historic 5 6' 1.50 51.24 Showing Sample 6 7 6' 4' 0.39 0.39 13.32 13.32 Mineralization Plan 8 9 9' 6' 0.77 0.29 26.30 9.91 (Newell,
Slide 6: Lapon Canyon Drill Holes
LC-22-87 to LC-22-90 LC-19-19 to LAPON GOLD PROJECT LAPON LAPONCANYON CANYONCLAIMS CLAIMS LC-19-21 TSX.V:WRR RC-94-01 to RC-94-07 RC-94-15 LC-16-09 to LC-16-14 LC-18-28 to LC-18-31 LC-19-40 to LC-19-41 LC-18-32 LP-20-02 to LP-20-07 LC-21-56 to LC-21-64 LC-17-18 LC-19-36 RC-94-08 LC-18-27 RC-94-09 LC
Slide 7: Lapon Canyon Drill Holes
LAPON GOLD PROJECT LAPON CANYON CLAIMS Granite Lapon Canyon Drill Holes Granite Mineralized Corridor Mafic Diorite Granite 7 0 meters 200
Slide 8: Lapon Canyon Drill Program Highlights
LAPON GOLD PROJECT LAPON CANYON CLAIMS TSX.V:WRR Drill Hole From (m) To (m) Width* (m) Assay Au g/t LC 15-01 7.62 19.82 12.2 40.27 Including 18.29 19.81 1.52 292 LC 15-02 30.48 32 1.53 66.8 LC 15-03 7.62 25.91 18.29 6.88 LC 16-10 0 22.86 21.34 32.47 54.86 67.06 12.19 67.97 The Lapon Gold Project LC
Slide 9: New Discovery Hot Spot Zone Drill Highlights
LAPON GOLD PROJECT LAPON CANYON CLAIMS Drill Hole From (m) To (m) Width* (m) Au g/t TSX.V:WRR LC 18-23 32 33.53 1.52 34.5 44.2 50.29 6.1 32.07 71.63 73.15 1.52 133 76.2 77.72 1.52 30.7 LC 19-35 33.53 48.77 15.24 1.87 LC 21-65 33.53 62.48 28.96 3.09 Including 33.53 38.1 4.47 7.77 LC 21-80 10.7 59.5 4
Slide 10: Lapon Gold Project Drill Program 2025
LAPON GOLD PROJECT LAPON CANYON CLAIMS TSX.V:WRR The Lapon Gold Project Lapon Gold Project Drill Program 2025 • The Lapon Canyon drill program will • Follow up drilling for extending strike, • The Rattlesnake Range Front follow consist of systematic drilling on width and depth at the Hotspot zone up
Slide 11: Drill Plan With Road View Showing Geology And New Discovery
LAPON GOLD PROJECT LAPON CANYON CLAIMS TSX.V:WRR Mineralized Granite Hot Spot Discovery Zone Drill Plan With Road View Showing Geology And New Discovery Granite • Southeast viewing 3D Geological Model with Drill Traces Mafic Diorite 11 Meters
Slide 12: Lapon Canyon Sections
LAPON GOLD PROJECT LAPON CANYON CLAIMS Lapon Canyon Sections LC-16-10 LC-18-31 LC-17-23 LC-19-35 LC-18-28 LC-21-81 LC-19-35 LC-21-82 LC-21-81 LC-21-82 12 0 meters 200
Slide 13: Cross Section Looking West On Hole LC-16-10
LAPON GOLD PROJECT LAPON CANYON CLAIMS TSX.V:WRR The Lapon Gold Project Cross Section Looking West On Hole LC-16-10 Showing 23.82 gpt Au over Underground Sampling and 67.06m (uncut) Historic Working Underground Workings 227 gpt/1.53m 207 gpt/1.52m 106 gpt/1.53m • Assay values corresponding to the in
Slide 14: Cross Section Looking West On Hole LC-18-31
LAPON GOLD PROJECT LAPON CANYON CLAIMS TSX.V:WRR The Lapon Gold Project Cross Section Looking West On Hole LC-18-31 Showing Underground Sampling and Historic Working Underground Workings 8.11 gpt Au over 56.38m (uncut) 14
Slide 15: Cross Section Looking West Holes LC-19-35, LC-21-81, LC-21-82
LAPON GOLD PROJECT LAPON CANYON CLAIMS TSX.V:WRR The Lapon Gold Project 4.28 g/t Au over Cross Section Looking West 47.3m (uncut) 1.37 g/t Au over 22.9m (uncut) Holes LC-19-35, LC-21-81, LC-21-82 17.76 g/t Au over 18.3m (uncut) 15
Slide 16: Cross Section Looking West Holes LC-22-91, LC-22-92, LC-22-94
LAPON GOLD PROJECT LAPON CANYON CLAIMS TSX.V:WRR The Lapon Gold Project 3.75 g/t Au over 32.00m (uncut) Cross Section Looking West 1.34 g/t Au over 19.81m (uncut) Holes LC-22-91, LC-22-92, LC-22-94 1.27 g/t Au over 50.29m (uncut) 16
Slide 17: Cross Section Looking North Hole LC-17-23
LAPON GOLD PROJECT LAPON CANYON CLAIMS TSX.V:WRR The Lapon Gold Project 34.5 g/t Au over Cross Section Looking North 1.5m (uncut) Hole LC-17-23 32.1 g/t Au over 6.0m (uncut) 41.0 g/t Au over 6.0m (uncut) LC-17-23 17
Slide 18: Cross Section Looking West Hole LC-18-28
LAPON GOLD PROJECT LAPON CANYON CLAIMS TSX.V:WRR The Lapon Gold Project 14.1 g/t Au over 38.1m (uncut) Cross Section Looking West Hole LC-18-28 18
Slide 19: Range Front & Rattlesnake Claims
LAPON GOLD PROJECT RANGE FRONT & RATTLESNAKE CLAIMS TSX.V:WRR Range Front & Rattlesnake Claims • Recent discovery of an • Rattlesnake property intensely altered silicified contains numerous historical The Lapon Gold Project zone with sulphide workings consisting of, mineralization on the range sever
Slide 20: Pikes Peak Claims
LAPON GOLD PROJECT PIKES PEAK CLAIMS TSX.V:WRR Pikes Peak Claims The Lapon Gold Project • Road access completed and • Planned follow up 2025 drill fully drill permitted. Small program at Pikes Peak, successful initial drill program focused on extension and in 2022. delineation of the significant his
Slide 21: Pike Peaks Claims
LAPON GOLD PROJECT PIKES PEAK CLAIMS TSX.V:WRR The Lapon Gold Project Old Open Cut Old Open Cut Old Open Cut Pike Peaks Claims 21
Slide 22: Management
Walker River Resources TSX.V:WRR Michel David, BSc, President & CEO, Christopher J. Hobbs, CA CFO Eric Falardeau, Director Renè Lessard, Director Director Mr. Hobbs has worked with several public Mr. Falardeau is an independent director Mr. Lessard is an independent sales Mr. David has over 35 years
Slide 23: Capital Structure
Walker River Resources TSX.V:WRR TSX.V: Issued & Outstanding 48,618,362 Capital Warrants 11,487,975 WRR Options 2,900,000 Structure Fully Diluted 62,868,837 As of March 1, 2025 23
Slide 24: Head Office: Suite 820–1130 West Pender St. Vancouver, BC
Head Office: Nevada Office: Phone: 1.819.874.0030 Suite 820–1130 West Pender St. 103 S. Main St. Fax: 1.888.909.1033 Vancouver, BC V6E 4A4 Yerington, NV 89447, USA Email: info@wrrgold.com TSX.V:WRR www.wrrgold.com
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