Wedoany.com Report on Feb 12th, Scotty Resources recently announced the latest drilling assay results from the Blueberry Contact Zone in Canada. These data will provide critical reference for target setting and drilling priority arrangement in the upcoming field season. The company plans to use this information to expand known high-grade mineralized zones and test emerging exploration targets based on an updated geological model.

The latest assay results show multiple high-grade gold intercepts from the BB Vein and Fifi Vein areas, with highlights including 5.60 meters @ 30.42 grams per tonne gold and 8.85 meters @ 9.67 grams per tonne gold. The company noted that these areas represent well-defined, shallow mineralization zones and are a key component of the early-stage underground mine plan in the project's Preliminary Economic Assessment.

Thomas Mumford, President of Scotty Resources, stated: "These results continue to confirm the strength of the Blueberry Contact Zone. We are seeing improved continuity within broad, high-grade structures, which is encouraging from both a mining and development perspective. We continue to incorporate last year's drilling data into our modeling, further enhancing our drilling plan for the upcoming season and providing confidence in our ability to advance and add value to this system."

Over the past six years, Scotty Resources' exploration efforts have discovered four new zones and expanded multiple historical drilling targets. The company stated that there is a clear spatial relationship between these zones and the contact of the Jurassic Texas Creek Plutonic Suite, providing a framework for ongoing targeting. Drilling data from the Blueberry Contact Zone is being integrated into the geological model to optimize future exploration strategies.

The Scotty Gold Project encompasses 20 mineral claims and 14 Crown-granted claims, covering a total area of 8,534 hectares.