MINING CLAIM # 3007095

LITTLE STURGE LAKE AREA

NIPIGON DISTRICT

PLAN G - 0071

THOMAS E. THOMPSON

LIC. # 1001489

CLIENT # 401451

SE~ 1 J 2007

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE 1 INTRODUCTION 2 LOCATION AND ACCESS 3 MAP OF AREA 4 MAP OF CLAIM 5 RAMP ART NEWS RELEASE 6 MAP OF RAMPART DRILL SITES 7 JlTNE 2006 PROSPECTING 8 SEPT 2006 PROSPECTING 9 JUNE 2007 PROSPECTING 10 AUG 2007 PROSPECTING 11 ASSAY RESULTS 12 ASSAY RESULTS 13 REQUESTFORASSAYFORM 14 WRAP UP LETTER 15 HOURS AND EXPENSES

INTRODUCTION

Mining Claim # 3007095 is a two unit claim. It was staked by myself and a helper { Terry LaFroye} on Oct. 19/03 and filed Oct. 21/03

There has been some claims and some drilling in the Muskrat Lake area in the last few years. This is about 1 Kilometer north of my claim, which is staked at the north end of Little Sturge Lake.

My main hope in this claim is for finding Platinum or other metals in the platinum group. As well I am very interested in looking for and finding any Copper outcrops. It has always been a dream of mine to find some Copper and smelt it like the natives did long ago. Other reasons for this location are the bluff on the eastern side of Little Sturge and the 2 fault lines running from the north-west heading straight towards the top end of Little Sturge. One of the faults runs through Muskrat Lake and the other running down Agate Lake.

In Oct. 2004 someone has claimed an enormous area almost surrounding my claim. I believe it might be Rampart Ventures. I think they are looking for Uranium. I have included a couple of news articles. It sounds like they are going to do some drilling this year. I have included a couple of newspaper articles. Please see pages

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LOCATION AND ACCESS

Mining Claim # 3007095 is located on the north-east side of Little Sturge Lake, in the Nipigon District. Please refer to Plan G - 0071 and to other maps in this report.

545500 Nand 362000 E are aproximately the dead center of the claim.

To access the Claim from Thunder Bay, you must drive 70 KM East on the Trans Canada to the Black Sturgeon tum off, then North on the Black Sturgeon road for 62 KM and then make a left tum. Then travel westerly 18 KM on less traveled roads. There are no road signs on these roads and there are lots of forks and turns.

It takes an average of 2.5 hours to make the 150 KM trip to get to the Claim site, so the round trip is 5 hours and 300 KM

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The k\fonnation ~own (5 denv.d from digital data 8\/ailable In 1M Pfo\/incia' Mining R.;:order,.: orftoe at the time of downloading from the Minittty of Northern Oevetopmanl and Mines web site .

Geoerallntormatkln And U,nitations Contact Infomtation: Provind.' MininQ Record.,...' OfFice Willet Green Min .. Centre 933 Ramsey Lake Ro.ad SlJdblMY ON P3E 685

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Mining l2md Tenure Sotxc.: Provincial !\lining Recorder.' Office Home Page: www.mndm.gov.on.CIIIMNDMIl.4INESI1...ANOSImisn"PQ • . ntm

This map may not 1how \.lnregilh".o land tenure .,...d interests In land Induding certain patef'lts.. lea ••. Nsements., right of ways. flooding right •. lioenoes, or other forms of dtlPosilJon of rights and intere31 from the Crown. Also certain land tenure and land uses rtlat restrid: or prohibit fr-e. entry to "ake mIning daims may not b. irlustrated.

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Last year, Rampart Ventures geologists made what they believe to be the most significant Canadian uranium discovery outside of the Athabasca basin.

Preliminary results from the BLACK STURGEON PROPERTY, which covers approximately 4200 acres in Northwestern Ontario's SIBLEY BASIN, indicate what appears to be a great potential to host a multi-billion dollar uranium deposit.

An airborne VTEM survey defined several high priority conductors which are interpreted to be gaphitic units underlying the Sibley Basin rocks. As well, it defined multiple bands of magnetic Iron formation which provide an excellent environment for uranium In the area.

The 2005 Phase I Drill Program in the SIBLEY BASIN also showed :

• 2.99% U308 over 1.5 m; and, • 11 out of 22 holes encountered 0.10% of U308 or greater.

Since then, 7.5 million dollars has been raised, and Rampart Ventures is prepared to commence with a $1,25 million Phase II drill program.

The Sibley Basin, sometimes referred to as the Nipigon Basin, is a Helikian-age continental sedimentary basin that shows a number of similarities to the Athabasca basin In Saskatchewan (more below)

Rampart Ventures Ltd. has entered into a jOint venture agreement with New Shoshoni Ventures Ltd. on the Wolfpup Lake and Black Sturgeon West claim groups covering approximately 8,400 acres in the Sibley Basin. Rampart has also entered into two other agreements to acqUire six additional uranium properties totaling approximately 28,200 acres in the Sibley basin.

GEOLOGICAL TWINS? THE SIBLEY BASIN COMPARED TO THE URANIUM --RICH ATHABASCA BASIN Located in northwestern Ontario, the Sibley Basin (sometimes referred to as the Nipigon Basin) shows a number of similarities to the uranium-rich Athabasca Basin in northern Saskatchewan.

The Athabasca Basin is home to the largest high grade uranium depOSits in the world.

These similarities have long been recognised and led to a modest amount of exploration for uranium in the area in the late 19705 and early 19805. From a geological standpoint, Similarities between the Athabasca and Sibley/Nipigon basins include:

• Both areas are un metamorphosed, continental sedimentary basins; • Both basins were formed during the Helikian age (the Athabasca Formation 1,350 my,

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This trip I concentrated my prospecting in area C. Please see map on page 4 There is a lot of blowdown in this area and not many rocks visible on the surface. I tramped around section C and removed some vegetation by grubbing around in about 10 places. There were 2 types of rocks most abundant and the descriptions are;

First type - light brown in color - fine grained - from my best judgement I would describe the rock as

Meta - Plutonic, maybe some type of hom blend rock.

2nd type - dark gray in color - coarse grained - I would describe the rock as Detrial Sedimentry,

maybe some type of conglomerate brescia.

June 23/06 3hrs prospecting June 24/06 4hrs prospecting June 25/06 3hrs prospecting

10 hrs prospecting @ $ 22.50 per hr + 300kms @ 0.35 per km.

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Sept. 26, 27, 28 2006

I spent this trip in section C again. The Dec. 17/03 analysis of a rock from this section had showings of 2213 ppm of phosphorus, 2842 ppm of titanium, and 5.76 % ferris. Maybe these good readings are an indication of something. During the last ice age I believe that Muskrat Lake at one time emptied into Little Sturge in or around this location. Hence my dry creek theory. While prospecting in section C I found a rock stuck in the root of a tree that had blown over. I collected it and brought it in for analysis. Please see pages \ \ + \ fJ.- for the results. My description of the rock is - medium gray color

- fme grained - I would say Igneous-Volcanic - maybe tuff or basalt scoria

Sept. 26/06 3hrs prospecting Sept. 27/06 3 hrs prospecting Sept. 28/ 06 3 hrs prospecting

9 hrs prospecting @ $ 22.50 per hr + 300 kms @ 0.35 per km. And $ 33.10 for the Jan. 23 /07 analysis of the sample

June 4, 5, 6 2007

I brought out a borrowed inspector alert Geiger counter for this trip. I prospected the shoreline and in section C. The shoreline readings all seemed to be in the 30 counts per minute in the 5 minute average mode. I believe this to be just average background. In several spots nearby the fallen tree that I have mentioned earlier Some reddish rocks measured up to 80 cycles per minute and one reddish rock measured in 120 cycles per minute on the 5 minute average. This rock was mixed within the basalt scoria rocks and the conglomerate brescia rocks and a bedding of brown sand. I brought the rock in for analysis. Please see page i,~ . At the time of this report the results were not ready yet. The lab reported to me that they had a 40,000 backlog of samples to look at before mine would be checked.

I describe the rock as - slight purple but mostly red color with some light colored spots

- very fine grained - the rock is sedimentary

maybe ferruginous chert

June 4/07 4 hrs prospecting June 5/07 4 hrs prospecting June 6/07 4 hrs prospecting

12 hrs prospecting @ $ 22.50 per hr + 300 kms @ 0.35 per km

Aug. 1,2,3,4 2007

I brought out a gas powered water pump with pipe and hose and a wash boring head. Aproximately 50 feet from the shoreline in section F is where I did 3 holes. With a little bit of work all three holes made it down to the 12 foot depth. I also collected 1 pail of the brown sand from the fallen tree area in section C and brought it back to the shoreline. I screened the sample with a wood frame and aluminum window screen. I then in turn washed, rinsed, panned and then dried the sample. With the borrowed scale the dried sample weighed 5.6 kgs. I then separated the black sand from the sample using a magnet. I estimate a 90% recovery with the magnet. The black sand sample weighed in at 442 grams. A similar volume of the brown sand weighed in at 394 grams. I brought both of the sand samples in for analysis. Please see page \ ') . At the time of this report the results are not known because of a 40,000 backlog of samples at the lab. I would describe the sand as a groundup mixture of all the rock samples I have described earlier. The tuff or basalt scoria + conglomerate brescia + ferruginous chert + some white and some clear quartz.

Aug 1/07 4 hrs Aug 2/07 4 hrs Aug 3/07 4 hrs Aug 4/07 4 hrs

16 hrs prospecting @ $ 22.50 per hr + 300 kms @ 0.35 per km

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Dear sir, I have enjoyed the prospecting outings. I have also made an outing at Black Mtn Lk area, And an outing to the Camper Lake area. Black Mtn was claimed by other people shortly after my trip there. The Camper Lake area is also being taken over by claims. Rampart has also spent over 1 million dollars in the area where I am located. Please see map on page Around 20 months ago I attended a kimberlite session at Lakehead University. I also enrolled in the rock identification session at the prospector's symposium this year. I am looking forward for the results from the red rock, brown sand, and black sand samples I sent to the lab. I will have all winter to interput them.

Sincerely /().. ~

Hours and Expenses

June 23, 24, 25 2006 10 hrs prospecting @ $ 22.50 per hr + 300 lons @ 0.35 per km

Sept 26, 27, 28 2006 9 hrs prospecting @ $ 22.50 per hr + 300 lons @ 0.35 per km

June 4,5,6 2007 12 hrs prospecting @ $ 22.50 per hr + 300 lons @ 0.35 per lon

Aug 1,2,3,4 2007 16 hrs prospecting @ $ 22.50 per hr + 300 lons @ 0.35 per lon

+ payment for one analysis $ 33.10

Total 47 hrs x $ 22.50 = $ 1057.50 1200 kms x 0.35 - $ 420.00 1 analysis - $ 33.10

$ 1510.60

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