Grizzly Discoveries Inc · TSXV:GZD
Grizzly Discoveries — Investor Presentation (September 2022)
30 slides from Grizzly Discoveries's investor presentation, September 2022
Slide 1: Grizzly Discoveries Inc.
Grizzly Discoveries Inc. A Canadian Exploration Company Base (Battery) & Precious Metals in British Columbia, Canada September, 2022 Michael Dufresne, P.Geo., President APEX Geoscience Ltd. TSXV: GZD | OTCQB: GZDIF | FWB: G6H
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
Forward Looking Statements ▪ This presentation contains certain “forward-looking statements”. Such forward-looking statements include, without limitation: ‐ estimates of future capital expenditures; ‐ estimates of resources and statements regarding future exploration results, timing and amount of es
Slide 3: Grizzly Canadian Projects
Grizzly Canadian Projects Precious Metal & Battery Metal properties Covering 160,000 acres Focus on Robocop, Motherlode & Dayton Cu-Co-Au-Ag & Ket 28 Au Active exploration programs in fall 2020 & summer 2021; ~$1 million expended Proven, prolific and historic mining jurisdiction Full road access wit
Slide 4: Management & Directors
Management & Directors BRIAN TESTO DR. SOLOMON (SAM) JIM GREIG JO PRICE, M.Sc., MBA, P.Geo President, CEO, Director PILLERSDORF Director & Corporate Director Director Development Advisor Mr. Testo, founder of the Dr. Pillersdorf has been involved Mr. Greig holds an MBA from the Ms. Price is an indep
Slide 5: Capital Structure
Capital Structure As of 2022 Q3 TSX-V: GZD - FWB: G6H - OTCQB: GZDIF Share Structure Shares O/S: 131 Million Warrants/Options: 49.2 Million Shares FD: 180.2 Million Working Capital Treasury: $1.86 Million Share Price: $0.10 52-week High/Low: $0.11/$0.03 Market Cap: $13.7 Million Share Ownership Mana
Slide 6: Robocop Property – Location & Infrastructure
Robocop Property – Location & Infrastructure ▪ Within the Fort Steele Mining District ▪ 100% owned 9,838 acres of mineral claims (9) – Recently Expanded ▪ Robocop can be worked 270+ days/year ▪ Project has existing logging roads throughout the property ▪ 5 km from the highway 93 and power lines – Ph
Slide 7: Robocop Property & Planned 2021 Exploration
Robocop Property & Planned 2021 Exploration ▪ *Trench samples 2.67% Cu, 0.48% Co and 1.93 % Cu, 0.06 % Co over 6 m ▪ *Historical drilling has yielded 1.04% Cu, 0.148% Co over 2.0 m (2.9% CuEq) ▪ 2021Work program expected to include: 1. 400 line km airborne EM survey 2. Soil sampling program 3. 1,000
Slide 8: Robocop Historical Drilling
Robocop Historical Drilling ▪ *Historical drilling has yielded up to 1.04% Cu, 0.148% Co over 2.0 m (2.9% CuEq) ▪ Geological modelling using data from 15 historic drill holes and 325 samples returning Cu, Co, Ag, Au ▪ Seems to indicate significant offsets with west side down in the target Sheppard (
Slide 9: Robocop Geology: Belt – Purcell Group Proterozoic Basin
Robocop Geology: Belt – Purcell Group Proterozoic Basin ▪ Sediment Hosted Copper-Cobalt-Silver in Upper Purcell Proterozoic Rocks edge of the basin ▪ Similar age (1,380 to 1,450 Ma) rocks and mineralization to Idaho Cobalt Belt (ICB) – Sediment hosted Cu-Co-Ag+/-Au Sullivan Waterton - Spionkop Roboc
Slide 10: Geology (Stratigraphy) & Deposits in Purcell Group
Geology (Stratigraphy) & Deposits in Purcell Group Table of Formations Robocop Stratigraphy Structural & Stratigraphic Nelson Fernie Montana Gateway Controlled Sediment Upper Paleozoic Sheppard Hosted Hamill Cranbrook Cu-Co-Ag Horsthief Late Creek Proterozoic Toby Cu Mineralization Lower Sheppard Mt
Slide 11: Robocop Property – 2021 Exploration
Robocop Property – 2021 Exploration ▪ *Trench results 2.67% Cu, 0.48% Co in 2021 Sample Results in Bold, grab samples and 1.93 % Cu, 0.06% Co Historical Results Shaded over 6m in channel samples Purple shaded features are ▪ *Historical drilling has yielded 1.04% conductive anomalies Cu, 0.148% Co ov
Slide 12: Robocop Property – 2021 Exploration
Robocop Property – 2021 Exploration Other Geochemical and Geophysical Anomalies that require follow – up exploration 6.5 km Long Cu-Co Anomaly in Proterozoic Rocks with associated Conductivity Anomalies Discovery Area 2021 Sample Results in Bold, Historical Results Shaded TSXV: GZD | OTCQB: GZDIF |
Slide 13: Robocop Property – 2021 Exploration
Robocop Property – 2021 Exploration ▪ New Rock Grab Samples with up to 3.35% Cu in Float 3.35% and 1.405% Cu down slope from Discovery Area 15 Historical Core Holes over 1.1 km Priority Geophysical Anomalies ▪ Focused soil sampling down slope from Priority Geophysical Anomalies has expanded Phillipp
Slide 14: Robocop Property – 2021 Exploration
Robocop Property – 2021 Exploration ▪ A number of strong untested Cu-Co geochemical anomalies associated with Discovery Area 15 Historical Core Holes over 1.1 km EM anomalies potentially indicative of increased concentrations of sulphide mineralization ▪ Application for drilling of 20 holes (10 in y
Slide 15: Greenwood Potential for Battery Metals
GREENWOOD POTENTIAL FOR BATTERY METALS TSXV: GZD | OTCQB: GZDIF | FWB: G6H 15
Slide 16: Paleozoic Grabens – Good Setting for Skarn & Porphyry’s
Paleozoic Grabens – Good Setting for Skarn & Porphyry’s ▪ Fault bounded Tertiary grabens bordered by high grade metamorphic terranes ▪ West edge NA Paleozoic to Triassic volcanics (basalt) & sediments (in blues) ▪ intruded by 4 ages of intrusives; Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous and Tertiary - overla
Slide 17: Greenwood Properties – Precious & Base (Battery) Metals
Greenwood Properties – Precious & Base (Battery) Metals 150,000 acres At the turn of the 1900th Century – three Copper Smelters and the largest ~60 km x ~27 km producing Copper District in the Dominion Contiguous land package Motherlode Cu-Au-Ag Gold – Silver - Copper producing jurisdiction along Ph
Slide 18: Deposit Types & Conceptual Targets (Battery & Precious Metals)
Deposit Types & Conceptual Targets (Battery & Precious Metals) ◼ Cu-Au-Ag or Au-Ag Skarns – Intermediate to large tonnage targets, low grades to high grades ie Phoenix 27 Mt @ 1% Cu & 1 g/t Au (a $4.0 billion dollar target) and Motherlode 4.2 Mt @ 0.82% Cu, 1.27 g/t Au & 5 g/t Ag (a $0.5 to 1.0 bill
Slide 19: Greenwood Claim Groups
Greenwood Claim Groups 10,397m in 58 2,673 rock 10,218 soil 169 HMC samples 2,026 line-km of holes of core Advanced samples samples geophysics drilling (2009 to Targets 2012) TSXV: GZD | OTCQB: GZDIF | FWB: G6H 19
Slide 20: Motherlode/Motherlode North – Historical Exploration
Motherlode/Motherlode North – Historical Exploration ▪ Motherlode was first staked and explored in 1891, with commercial production commencing in 1901 ▪ The mine and smelter closed in 1919 due to decreasing ore grades ▪ Woodgreen Copper Mines Ltd. put the Motherlode Mine back in production in 1956 a
Slide 21: Proposed Motherlode/Motherlode North Drill Program
Proposed Motherlode/Motherlode North Drill Program Magnetite – Chalcopyrite Skarn Crown Grant Mineral Rights are falling away and minerals rights are in the process of reverting to GZD TSXV: GZD | OTCQB: GZDIF | FWB: G6H 21
Slide 22: Motherlode/Motherlode North – Mineral Claim Status
Motherlode/Motherlode North – Mineral Claim Status ▪ Crown Grants are officially subject to forfeiture ▪ They are currently in Escheat – 90 day forfeiture period passed last September with no payment of taxes ▪ Former owner was Veris Gold – owned Jerritt Canyon and went thru bankruptcy and disposal
Slide 23: Grizzly Greenwood Drilling Highlights
Grizzly Greenwood Drilling Highlights 19 `Target Drillhole Interval Gold (g/t) Silver Copper% Copper (m) (g/t) *Eq% Ket 28 KT-1 6.1 8.91 Ket 28 94RM1-2C 3.35 52.18 Ket 28 9KT01 11.0 2.77 2.38 Ket 28 9KT02 2.0 11.9 3.2 Copper Mountain 10CM07 30.0 1.0 4.65 0.03 includes 10CM07 5.0 4.31 10.14 0.06 Copp
Slide 24: Dayton Regional Geology – Edge of Graben
Dayton Regional Geology – Edge of Graben TSXV: GZD | OTCQB: GZDIF | FWB: G6H 24
Slide 25: Dayton Geochemistry Cu-Au Anomaly
Dayton Geochemistry Cu-Au Anomaly TSXV: GZD | OTCQB: GZDIF | FWB: G6H 25
Slide 26: Dayton Property Geology – Series of Intrusions
Dayton Property Geology – Series of Intrusions TSXV: GZD | OTCQB: GZDIF | FWB: G6H 26
Slide 27: Dayton Drilling & IP Target to Follow-up Drill
Dayton Drilling & IP Target to Follow-up Drill 0.4% CuEq over 51 m at surface with potassic alteration – No Follow-up ◼ Intersection in 11DA09 hosted in a pervasively altered mafic to intermediate volcanic breccia – Au-Cu-Ag are associated with strong potassic alteration TSXV: GZD | OTCQB: GZDIF | F
Slide 28: Use of Proceeds for Exploration 2022
Use of Proceeds for Exploration 2022 Robocop ▪ A number of strong untested Cu-Co geochemical anomalies associated with EM anomalies potentially indicative of increased concentrations of sulphide mineralization ▪ Considering conducting follow-up ground geophysical surveys including but not limited to
Slide 29: Portfolio of Projects for Exploration and Joint Venture
Portfolio of Projects for Exploration and Joint Venture •Historical production •Drilling :1.64 g/t Au and Motherlode 3.15 g/t Ag across 14.85m Gold core length Project •Drilling: 6.07 g/t Au and 15.13 g/t Ag across 4.5 m •Cu-Au porphyry style core length mineralization and skarn model Sappho •Drilli
Slide 30: Contact Information
CONTACT INFORMATION Brian Testo (CEO) Nancy Massicotte, Jim Greig, Director Corporate Development Corporate Development T: (780) 712-3559 T: (604) 507 3377 T: (778) 788-2745 E: info@grizzlydiscoveries.com E: nancy@grizzlydiscoveries.com E: jgreig@grizzlydiscoveries.com TSXV: GZD | OTCQB: GZDIF | FWB
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