Gold Hunter Resources, Inc. · CSE:HUNT
Gold Hunter Resources — Investor Presentation (October 2023)
36 slides from Gold Hunter Resources's investor presentation, Oct 18, 2023
Slide 1: Gold Hunter Resources: Join the Hunt
Gold Hunter Resources fm JOIN THE HUNT Corporate Presentation - October 18, 2023 CSe CANADIAN™ SECURITIES EXCHANGE
Slide 2: Table of Contents
i 3 Forward-Looking Statements and Information 21 Highlighting Historic Copper Drill Intercepts 4 Investment Highlights 22 Highlighting Historic Gold Drill Intercepts 5 Management 23 Rambler Main Mine: 3D Model = Targets 6 Technical Team & Partners 24 Rambler vs Ming Mine = Underground Upside 7 Shar
Slide 3: Forward-Looking Statements and Information
i This presentation by Gold Hunter Resources Inc. ("HUNT") contains statements and information concerning the company's future operations, strategies, financial results, and other developments. These are considered "forward-looking statements" and are made as of August 2023. The accuracy and complet
Slide 4: The Trident+ Attack: Boots on the Ground
i Historical Legacy: Premier Jurisdiction: • Four past producing areas onsite. • Positioned within a vibrant mining district, with • The area’s rich mining history dating back to 1857. landmarks like the Ming Mine, which was producing at • Tilt Cove Mine’s Noteworthy Production: Beyond the 400 metre
Slide 5: Management
i Sean Kingsley Brandon Schwabe Michael Williams John Theobald Rich Macey Penilla Klomp President, CEO & Director CFO & Director Director Director Director Corporate Secretary Experience: 16 years focused Experience: 12 years in Experience: Over 25 Experience: Over 35 years Experience: Experience: E
Slide 6: Technical Team & Partners
i Luke van der Meer James Rogers Gary Lewis Victor French Planet X Professional Geoscientist Technical & Corporate Advisor Newfoundland Prospector Professional Geoscientist Exploration Services Consulting VP Exploration Consulting Geologist Boots on the Ground Experience: Over 20 years in Experience
Slide 7: Share Structure
i Current Share Price: $0.24 Current Share Price: $7.565M Warrants Expiry: 3,236,000 at $0.35 till November 2nd, 2025 Key Shareholders: Eric Sprott Blair Naughty Brayden Sutton Newfoundland Vendors + Partners 32,192,000 600,000 (CAD) $7.565M Technical Advisors Shares Outstanding: Options: Market Cap
Slide 8: Land of Opportunities
i Resource-Rich Ground Global Mining Magnet Copper, gold, nickel, REE, Ranked #4 in the world by and more Fraser Institute (2022) Pristine Policies Gold Hunter Association Government-backed growth Proud member of the Mining and investment Association of NL Unified Approach Streamlined development wi
Slide 9: Quick Transformation Underway
i Quick Transformation Underway AuTECO and Ming Mine: August 31, 2023 - AuTECO’s A$65M acquisition marks growing investor confidence in the region, offering fresh collaborative possibilities for Gold Hunter. Maritime Resources’ Initiatives: August 21, 2023 - Point Rousse project and Pine Cove Mill -
Slide 10: Gold Hunter's Strategic Position in Newfoundland's Mining Hub
i Looking West Towards the Point Rousse Mill Site Aerial view of Shoreline Aggregates Infrastructure Gold Hunter’s Strategic Position in Newfoundland’s Mining Hub Central Location: At the heart of Newfoundland’s mining resurgence. Legacy Infrastructure: Leveraging a rich mining history for optimal o
Slide 11: Baie Verte Peninsula
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Slide 12: Past-Producing Mines: Details
i Rambler Main Mine East Mine Big Rambler Pond Ming West (1964-1967): (1967-1974): (1970-1971): (1995-1996): Output: 440,000 tons Output 2,131,000 tons Output 50,000 tons Output 271,000 tons Grades: 1.3% Copper, 2.2% Zinc, Grade: 1.04% Copper Grade: 1.2% Copper Grades: 3.98% Copper, 4.67 g/t Gold, &
Slide 13: Expansion of Rambler South
i Significant Land Growth: Extended our land position by 239%, now encompassing a total of 17,228 hectares. Embracing Heritage: HUNT's acquisition signifies more than Ming West land—it’s a salute to a rich mining legacy marked by four historic mines. Local Connections: Our ties with community prospe
Slide 14: Geological Setting: Baie Verte Peninsula
i Strategic Positioning: Our Gold Hunter Projects sit 40km east of the Baie Verte Line (BVL), known for multi-phase orogenic faulting and terrane accretion to the Laurentian margin. This marks a prime region for mineral exploration. Structural Characteristics: District-scale structural deformation,
Slide 15: Geology Overview & Targets
i Contact Zone Target: The primary target within our Rambler Project is the contact zone between the underlying sheeted dykes and the overlying pillow lavas. Mafic Hosted Resource System: The mineralized system at Rambler is predominantly mafic hosted and only partially associated with the Paquet Ha
Slide 16: Rambler Project: Overview & Highlights
i Historic Mining Highlights: 1) Rambler Main Mine (1964-1967): Output: 440,000 tons Grades: 1.3% Copper, 2.2% Zinc, 4.67 g/t Gold, & 31.1 g/t Silver ($181.5M) 2) Rambler East Mine (1967-1974): Output: 2,131,000 tons Grade: 1.04% Copper ($164,466,228) Note: Zinc, Gold, Silver not reported. 3) Big Ra
Slide 17: Rambler Trident+ Attack Opportunities
i Size & Access: 17,228 hectares, accessible year-round by road, ensuring smooth operations. Adjacent to Ming Mine: The Ming Mine was producing in 2023 at 400m and holds a +20- year-mine life. Historical Production: Multiple Rambler sites have a production history, Pine Cove Mill Facility: Just 10.4
Slide 18: Why does HUNT own Rambler
i Proposed Work: Opportunity 1 Opportunity 2 Opportunity 3 Opportunity 4 5 Initial Development Steps Exploration Upside Underground Resources Open Pit Resources Tailing Development Property Wide Airborne Assists in defining deposit scale Defines regional structural controls on Assists in defining de
Slide 19: Open Pit Resource Potential
i Phase 2: RC Resource Definition Drilling 75-150m deep holes x 75 = 10,000m Phase 1: Surface DD Program Approx. cost @ $150 p/m all in CAD$1.5 million 75-150m deep holes x 10 = 1,500m Approx. cost @ $400 p/m all in CAD$600,000 & IP Geophysical Survey CAD$150,000 The historical sample results descri
Slide 20: Development Plan
i INSET MAP Development Plan Phase 1: Surface DD Program & IP Geophysical Survey 500m deep holes x 20 = 10,000m Approx. cost @ $400 p/m all in CAD$4.0 million Phase 2: Diamond Drill Program 250m deep holes x 80 = 20,000m Approx. cost @ $400 p/m all in CAD$8.0 million The historical sample results de
Slide 21: Shallow Resource Potential
i N NE E Plunge of Road Mineralization Outcropping Key Areas & Insights for Access VMS Sulphides Exploration and Extraction Open Pit Opportunity: Ideal for mineral extraction due to accessibility and resource concentration. Potential Open Pit Area Open Pit Plunge of Mineralized: Reveals potential de
Slide 22: Highlighting Historic Copper Drill Intercepts
i The following table presents some of our most promising drill results from historic explorations. These figures demonstrate the rich mineralization and potential of our project. Hole ID From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Copper (%) Gold (g/t) Zinc (%) Intersection Highlight MZ-88-12 80.8 92.3 11.5 2.03
Slide 23: Highlighting Historic Gold Drill Intercepts
i The following table presents some of our most promising drill results from historic explorations. These figures demonstrate the rich mineralization and potential of our project. Hole ID From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Gold (g/t) Copper (%) Zinc (%) Intersection Highlight MZ-89-27 295.0 296.9 1.9 19.6
Slide 24: Rambler vs Ming Mine: Underground Upside
i *Approximately to Scale Expansion Potential: The neighbouring Ming Mine (<2km north) has intercepted multiple stacked mineralized horizons with drill testing through their footwall, demonstrating the significant mineral potential in the vicinity. Typical VMS Deposit Features: The stacked lode stru
Slide 25: Rambler Exploration Upside: Key Datasets
i Robust Geological Mapping: Comprehensive regional and project scale geological mapping has been carried out, with data meticulously compiled. This forms the backbone of our understanding of the project area and guides our exploration strategies. Tri-Axial Mag Geophysics Survey: We have completed a
Slide 26: Tailings Development
i Potential Feed: The tailings represent a potential feed for future processing operations, Remediation Opportunity: The providing another layer of opportunity in our exploration and extraction efforts. project presents a unique opportunity to remediate a government liability, addressing both econom
Slide 27: The Painted Dory Project Area
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Slide 28: Painted Dory Target Area
i Woodstock Target Area Painted Dory Target Area Situated in the historically rich Rambler region, giving us a jumpstart with a Ming West legacy of geological studies. Diverse exploration backdrop, spanning geochemical, geological, and geophysical investigations. Expansive greenfield landscapes offe
Slide 29: Vast greenfield territories awaiting exploration
i In addition to the “Twin Pond” high-grade, gold-silver occurrence, the Painted Dory area also hosts one of the largest, Vast greenfield territories untested, “gold-in-till anomalies in awaiting state-of-the-art eastern Canada. The till anomaly exploration techniques. outlined in red in the below m
Slide 30: Large Gold in Till Anomaly
i Large Gold in Till Anomaly Discovered by Corona Corp. in 1991/92. Studied in more detail by Overburden Drilling Management (ODM) in 1995. ODM is a world leader in the use of heavy mineral geochemistry in mineral exploration in glaciated terrane. Large, gold dispersal train consisting of three dist
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Slide 32: Tilt Cove Project: Discovery and Early Days
Discovery and Early Days: Discovered by Englishman Smith McKay in 1857. Birthplace of modern mining in Newfoundland and Labrador. Historic Significance: Tilt Cove synonymous with rich mineral resources. Contributed immensely to the province's mining legacy. Legacy of Production: Initial focus: Coppe
Slide 33: The Tilt Cove Legacy
i Tilt Cove Miners. This was the first mining- Modern Exploration: Environmental, Heritage, and themed stamp issued in the world. Advances in mining technology Modern Contexts: Discovery and Early Days(Mid-19th and techniques lead to renewed Reclamation and Preservation: As Century): 1857: The poten
Slide 34: Target Horizon
i Target Horizon: • Focus: Contact zone between the sheeted dykes and pillow lavas. • Historically known for significant mineral deposits. • Offers promising opportunities for discovery. Mafic Hosted Ore System: • Ore primarily hosted in mafic rocks. • Mafic rocks: Dark-colored, magnesium, and iron-
Slide 35: Tilt Cove Historic Significance
i Historic Significance: The Tilt Cove Mine, where modern mining in Newfoundland and Labrador was born, was first discovered in 1857 by Smith McKay. Its operations have contributed significantly to the province's mining legacy, making Tilt Cove a name synonymous with Tilt Cove c. 1872, rich mineral
Slide 36: Sean A. Kingsley, President & CEO
i Sean A. Kingsley | President & CEO Text/Whatsapp Direct: +1-604-440-8474 Email: info@goldhunterresources.com
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