Black Mammoth Metals Identifies New Gold Targets at Coal Canyon via IP Survey

Event summary

  • Black Mammoth Metals Corp. (TSXV: BMM, OTC: LQRCF) released results from a pole-dipole induced polarization (IP) survey at its Coal Canyon Gold Project in Nevada.
  • The IP survey identified a target corridor trending NNE, coinciding with a known gold mineralized area and previously untested zones.
  • Recent rock chip sampling at Coal Canyon returned up to 46m @ 0.76 g/t Au in oxide, sampled in May 2025.
  • The company already has an existing drill permit with the Bureau of Land Management, requiring a change of operator, and has constructed drill roads and pads.

The big picture

Black Mammoth's Coal Canyon project represents a strategic foothold in Nevada's prolific gold belt, benefiting from existing infrastructure and a favorable regulatory environment. The IP survey results significantly de-risk the project by identifying high-priority drill targets, potentially accelerating the path to resource definition. The company's aggressive acquisition strategy, encompassing a diverse portfolio of properties, suggests a broader ambition to build a significant precious metals producer.

What we're watching

Drilling Execution
The speed at which Black Mammoth can secure a change of operator for the existing drill permit will dictate the timeline for follow-up drilling and validation of the IP targets.
Mineralization Scale
Whether the 'Contact Zone Target' represents a localized feature or a broader, potentially higher-grade mineralization system remains to be determined by drilling.
Silver Potential
The presence of strong silver values in surrounding soils suggests a broader mineralization footprint, and future exploration should investigate the potential for silver credits alongside gold.

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