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Larry Lake Property Report on prospecting, geological mapping, rock grab sampling.

Thunder Bay South Mining Division District of Thunder Bay Ontario

Santoy Lake area Tuuri Twp.

Marathon, Ontario Dec. ;;>D/2011

G-0612 G-0635

Utm- Nad 83 Zone 16 Larry Lake UTM 512571-E

5421396-N Center of Claim Block UTM 514822-E

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Russel Renner Prospector Marathon, Ontario

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Table of Contents

1-0 Introduction 2-0 Location and Access

Property Description Prospecting Dates Breakdown Key Location Map Claim map

3-0 Generalized Property Geology 4-0 Prospecting, geological mapping-Daily Log 6-0 Results and Conclusion 6-1 Recommendations

APPENDICES

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Appendix Appendix Map # 1-2-3 Map

1 Rock Sample Description Page 1-2-3-4 2-----Assay certificates, Cost sheet- Cost sheet Breakdown

Geology, Travers and Sample Location Claim map showing mining claims as contigious.

I INTRODUCTION

On March 1/2011 it was decided to stake the Larry Lake Property and claim stakers were put on the job of staking this block of mining claims at the same time we the prospectors decided to start a program of prospecting and geological mapping of out crop that was not covered with snow. Trails were already broken by the stakers which made access fairly easy. This program continued through March. This winter program work fairly well as it helped us to understand the geology etc. which would make a summer program much easier. A boat was hauled by ski-doo to a large lake on the west side of the property. This boat will make access to that part of the property much easier in summer. All samples taken were UTM located and flagged with orange winter flagging tape. So sample sites could be returned to if assays warranted this be done. All of this work was completed before the claims were registered and will be filed as such.

From May 8/2011 to Sept. 17/2011 A summer prospecting program was completed. This program consisted of prospecting, geological mapping, rock grab sampling and stripping of light overburden in small1-2 m areas for better mapping and sampling. GPS-UTM controlled travers were ran on different parts of the property throughout this program. All samples were UTM located and flagged with orange winter flagging tape so they could be returned to if assays warranted this be done. The area was logged approx .. 15 years previous and although the old roads are still fairly good shape in places they are quite over grown with second growth and tag alder. A number of days were spent with chain saws opening these areas to allow ATV travel. This work gave us good access by ATV to a large part of the property.

LOCATION AND ACCESS

The Larry Lake property is located in Santoy lake area G-0612 and Tuuri Twp-G-0635 Thunder Bay South Mining Div. District of Thunder Bay Ontario. Access is by the Dead Horse Creek Logging road which leaves Hwy.17 approx. mid way between the towns of Terrace Bay and Marathon. Travel north on the Dead Horse road for approx .. lSk then turn west onto Foxtrap Lake road. This road is still okay for 4 wheel drive truck. The Fox trap Lake road crosses thePrairie River at this point a 4 or6 wheel ATV is recommended. This road allows good access to approx .. 50% of the property. Also access can be gained by Wilderness Helicopter from Marathon airport an approx .. 20 minute flight takes you to property.

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

The Larry Lake property consists of 9 Block staked Mining claims in San toy Lake area G-0612 and Tuuri Twp -G-0635 Registered in good standing in Thunder Bay South Mining Div.

Claim# Units Hectares Ownership

4261113 16 256 Russel Renner 100% 4261114 16 256 II II II

4261115 16 256 II II .. 4261116 16 256 II II II

4261117 16 256 II II II

4261106 16 256 II ., "

4261124 16 256 II II II

4263518 16 256 II II II

4263517 8 128 II II II

Total 9 2176

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Prospecting Dates Work Sheet Breakdown Winter Program

Type of work Name and address Dates Worked #of Days

Prospecting, Russel Renner March 3/2011 1

Geological mapping 33 Jackson Crest. March 5/2011 1

and rock grab Box 794 March 7-8-9/2011 3

sampling Marathon, Ont. March 12-13-14/2011 3

POT 2EO March 16-17-18/2011 3 Cln.# 186885 March 20-21/2011 2

March 22-23/2011 2 March 25/2011 1

Total Days Winter Program 16

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Prospecting ,geological Harold Griggs March 3/2011 1 mapping and rock grab Box 234 March 5/2011 1 sampling Marathon, Ont. March 7-8-9/2011 3

POT2EO March 12-13-14/2011 3 Cln.# 400501 March 16-17-18/2011 3

March 20-21/2011 2 March 22-23/2011 2 March 25/2011 1


Signature ~~-Prospecting, geological Patrick Dick March 3/2011 1 mapping and rock grab 26 Graham Crest. March 5/2011 1 sampling Marathon, Ont. March 7-8-9/2011 3

POT 2EO March 12-13-14/2011 3 Cln.# March 16-17-18/2011 3

March 20-21/2011 2 March 22-23/2011 2

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To whom it may concern

The reason prospector Patty Dick did not sign and verify the man days he worked on the Larry

Lake property Regretfully is prospector Patty Dick past away suddenly on Dec.OG/2011. Ending

his long battle with cancer.

Respectfully

Russel Renner

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ONTARIO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Open File Report 5951

Mineral Occurrences in the Nipigon-Marathon Area

Volume 1

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B.A. Schnieders, M.C. Smyk, A.A. Speed and D.B. McKay

1996

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Schnieders, B.A., Smyk, M.C., Speed, A.A. and McKay, D. B. 1996. Mineral occurrenc:Jes in the Nipigon-Marathon area, Volumes 1 and 2; Ontario Geological Survey, Open File Report 5951, 912p .

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(Regional Geology

The study area is underlain dominantly by Neoarchean rocks of the Wawa and Quetico SIDI•II subprovinces. Volcano-plutonic rocks of the Wawa subprovince consist of supracrustal*._• the Schreiber-Hemlo greenstone belt and grantoid intrusions. The Quetico subprovince is dominated by metasedimentary and derived metamorphic rocks whose regional metam.orpbic grade ranges up to granulite facies.

Proterozoic rocks occur at the southwestern and eastern margins of the study area. Minor Paleoproterozoic sedimentary rocks of the Animikie Group and Mesoproterozoic epicontinenoi clastic sedimentary rocks of the Sibley Group (ca. 1.54 Ga) occur intermittently from Nipigoa • Schreiber. Keweenawan rocks ascribed to Midcontinent rifting at 1100 Ma consist of Osler Group volcanic and sedimentary rocks found on the offshore islands, Logan diabase near Nipip.. and the composite, alkalic intrusions at the east end of the map area (e.g. the Coldwell. Killala Lake. and Prairie Lake complexes). A variety of diabase dyke swarms intrude the granite-greenstone country rocks. These include the Paleoproterozoic Hearst (northwest-trending, 2454 Ma) and Marathon (north-trending, 2170 Ma) swarms. and Mesoproterozoic Pigeon River and Pukaskwa (north-northeast and northwest-trending, respectively; 1100 Ma) swarms (Osmani 1991).

Wawa Subprovince

The Schreiber lithotectonic assemblage comprises the western segment of the Neoarchean Schreiber-Hemlo greenstone belt of the Wawa Subprovince (Williams et al. 1991). It consists of a number of narrow, arcuate segments of supracrustal rocks that are bounded and enclosed by granitoid bodies. Regional metamorphic grade ranges from upper greenschist facies to middle to upper amphibolite facies near granitoid contacts. The majority of lithologic and structural information has been gleaned from regional scale mappin~by Hopkins (1922). Harcourt (1939), Bartley (1939; 1942), Pye (1964). Walker (1967) and Caiter (1988).

'Three major types of supracrustal rocks have been recognized by Carter (1988): (1) tholeiitic, mafic metavolcanics. (2) calc-alkalic, mafic to felsic metavolcanics, and (3) clastic and chemical metasedimentary rocks.

Tholeiitic metavolcanic rocks comprise mainly massive to pillowed basalt, tuffs and related autoclastic breccias. Basaltic komatiites have recently been recognized within tholeiite-dominated successions. Calc-alkalic, felsic metavolcanic rocks are dominated by fine- to coarse-grained pyroclastic units that attain significant thicknesses in the Prairie River to Rhumly Lake area and in the Winston Lake area. Metasedimentary rocks consist mainly of wacke and slate of turbiditic origin and lesser. but significant, oxide- and sulphide-facies banded iron formaqon.

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Few geochronologic data are available from this part of the Wawa subprovince. A U-Pb zircon date of 2723 ± 2 Ma was determined by Schandl et al. (1991) for host rhyolite at the Winston Lake Mine. A virtually identical age of 2720 ± 2 Ma (Davis et al. 1994) was derived from altered felsic metavolcanic rocks at the Geco Mine in the Manitouwadge greenstone belt Monazites, interpreted as synmetamorphic, gave ages of 2677±1 Ma and 2675±1 Ma at Winston Lake and Geco, respectively (Davis et al. 1994).

The supracrustal rocks are intruded by and bounded by two main suites of Neoarchean granitoids: a gneissic.tonalite suite, and a massive granite to granodiorite suite. Rocks of the gneissic tonalite suite, comprising foliated to gneissic tonalite to granodiorite with minor supracrustal inclusions, bound the greenstone belt to the northeast, south of Killala Lake. Similar rocks occur within Quetico metasedimentary rocks to the north. Williams et al. (1991) have considered that the tonalitic rocks may, in part, be synvolcanic with regard to the 2.77 to 2.70 Ga greenstone assemblages.

Massive granite to granodiorite intrusions comprise a more voluminous and perhaps more influential suite of rocks within and adjacent to the Schreiber assemblage. These so-called "internal granitoids" are typically composite, ovoid intrusions that vary in size up to 25 km. They have relatively sharp contacts with the supracrustal rocks, characterized by assimilated septa, xenoliths and hybridization, suggesting high-level emplacement. Walker (1967) mapped a narrow, amphibolite-facies contact aureole around the Terrace Bay batholith and noted that some remnant supracrustal slivers had been metamorphosed to granulite-facies. A foliation or gneissosity is commonly developed in the intrusion parallel and adjacent to its contact with the .

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Intrusions are composite, with lithologies ranging from dominantly granite and granodiori~. to quartz diorite, syenite, and quartz monzonite, accompanied by their gneissic equivalents and aplite and pegmatite dykes. These intrusions are considered to be syn- to post-tectonic and are probably correlative in age and emplacement style to those in the Hemlo assemblage to the east Plutons in the Hemlo assemblage returned ages between 2678 and 2688 Ma (Corfu and Muir 1989). Examples within the Schreiber assemblage include the Terrace Bay, Crosman Lake and Whitesand batholiths. '

Despite a marked lack of stratigraphic facing determinations, recent structural studies suggest that there is likely a great deal of tectonic juxtaposition between supracrustal units in addition to ubiquitous, upright folding (Schnieders 1987; Carter 1988; Williams 1989). Facing reversals, conflicting younging directions, unit repetition, inhomogeneous deformation and thickening of successions indicate that kilometre~scale folding and duplication by thrusting were significant (Williams 1989). Schnieders (1987) noted complex folding events. accompanied by large-scale faulting in the Steel River area. Deformation of original stratigraphy has resulted in a fragmentation of volcano-sedimentary successions and produced a pseudostratigraphy.

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WiUiams (1989) and others have noted that, for the most part, the supracrustal rocks in the Schreiber assemblage display non-penetrative strain fabrics produced by rotation, without significant internal distortion. In marked contrast, discrete zones of strong defonnation, such as the Jackfisb-Middleton shear zone, are characterized by dip-slip style, steeply plunging, mineral and stretching lineations that are superimposed on tectonic layering or schistosity. Phyllites and slates, derived from volcano-sedimentary protolith, are carbonatized, sericitized and hematitized.

Quetico Subprovince

Quetico subprovince clastic metasedimentary rocks are juxtaposed with the supracrustal and granitoid rocks of the Wawa subprovince along its northern boundary. The Quetico accretionary complex (fore-arc accretionary prism?) was likely contiguous with the Wawa subprovince at least since 2689-2684 Ma, and possibly since 2696-2689 Ma (Percival1989). A U-Pb zircon provenance study of Manitouwadge belt wackes by Z.aleski et al. (1995) placed a maximum age limit on deposition of 2693 Ma.

The metasedimentary rocks are dominantly turbiditic wacke, derived largely from, and deposited after the volcanic climax in the the neighbouring Wawa and Wabigoon subprovinces (Wil]jams 1991). Amphibolite-facies metamorphism, migmatite generation and granitoid intrusion occurred 2.67 to 2.65 Ga. Intrusive rocks are predominantly tonalite and leucogranites which may be peraluminous and perhaps derived from a metasedimentary source (i.e. "S-type"). Lithium- and beryllium-bearing pegmatites are associated with these latter, felsic intrusions.

Proterozoic Roclcs

Mesoproterozoic Sibley Group sedimentary rocks fonn a thin, undeformed, clastic sequence of quartz arenite, argillaceous dolomite and mudstones that unconfonnably overlies Paleoproterozoic AnimUde Group sedimentary rocks and Archean basement They have been correlated with a 1.54 Ga alkali granite in the Lake Nipigon region (Sutcliffe 1991).

Volcano-sedimentary rocks of the Keweenawan Supergroup are locally represented by the Osler Group. Osler Group rocks consist largely of basalt, rhyolite, minor interflow sedimentary rocks, layered intrusions and Logan diabase dykes, sheets and sills (Sutcliffe 1991).

A variety of alkalic and carbonatitic rocks comprise several intrusive complexes on the north shore of Lake Superior. They include the Coldwell and Killala Lake alkalic complexes, the Prairie Lake carbonatite and numerous diatremes and related dykes in the vicinity of Dead Horse Creek. These complexes are spatially locallized and structurally controlled by the Trans-Superior Tectonic Zone (TS'IZ), a north-northeast-trending structure that extends for over 600 km and includes the Thiel Fault in Lake Superior (Klasner et al. 1982). Carbonatitic magmatism has been recognized at Chipman Lake (Sage 1985), 150 km northeast of Lake Superior. Magmatism

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related to Midcontinent rifting occurred along the TSTZ from approximately 1.2 to 1.0 Ga. ',,

Economic Geology

Metallic mineral deposits within the Superior Province of Ontario consist of: (1) those related to the tectonic setting of rock assemblages, and (2) those related to epigenetic, orogenic processes, superimposed upon rock assemblages (Fyon et al. 1991). The ftrst category comprises those deposits that were formed during early tectonic and magmatic events, including syn-volcanic, base metal sulphide deposits. {volcanogenic, massive sulphide (VMS), zinc-copper-silver mineralization occurred in the bimodal, subaqueous volcanic succession at the Winston Lake Mine. The host rocks consist of mafic flows and felsic pyroclastic rocksJ Similar rocks, characterized by the same distinctive major and trace element chemistry and hydrothermal alteration mineral assemblages occur in the Prairie River area. 45 km to the southeast (Schnieders and Smyk 1994). Lithologic, metallogenetic and temporal similarities that exist between the Winston Lake and Manitouwadge VMS camps may suggest an original stratigraphic connection.

Closely related to VMS deposits, oxide- and sulphide-facies banded iron formations locally occur within both volcanic and sedimentary successions, but have limited lateral and vertical extent Magnetite, pyrrhotite and/or pyrite are intercalated with chert, wacke or pelite. Study of the Morley pyrite deposit, 3 km south of Schreiber, by Schnieders (1987) and Fralick et a1. (1989) mggested that massive sulphide precipitation resulted both from the venting of hydrothermal fluids and the activity of deep-water, organic mats.

Aldlean lode gold deposits, which exemplify the second, epigenetic type of mil\eralization, are rypically associated with late tectonic elements such as regional deformation zones (Col vine et al. 1988). However. gold occurrences in the Schreiber area (Smyk and Schnieders 1995), while CDIIUllonly hosted by discrete, local structures, have no discemable association with major tiOIDlation zones. They are spatially, and perhaps genetically, related to felsic intrusive rocks on a Tariety of scales. The majority of gold occurrences in the Schreiber area lie at or near the a.aa of the Terrace Bay batholith (Marmont 1984 ), while the Big Duck Lake quartz porphyry . .nes as a ~ocus for gold mineralization in that area (Hopkins 1922; Pye 1964; Patterson et al. r9'IS).. The majority of known occurrences are quartz vein-hosted, narrow, high-grade deposits Wlllidl have collectively produced several thousand ounces of gold. However, auriferous, •iw·winated sulphide deposits, especially those in and near porphyries, possess the potential for }lqe(r), lower-grade mineralized zones. , ·

Die :southward accretion of subprovinces into the Superior Province between 2720 and 2660 Ma JIIIOI"- ed metamorphism and partial melting of supracrustal rocks. Peraluminous and calc-alklaic • firic magmas were produced. Extensive chemical fractionation of the peraluminous magmas Jtiiiii'ILd in the generation of rare-metal-enriched pegmatites (Fyon et al. 1991 ). The lthium!ayilium-(tantalum-niobium-tin-) bearing pegmatites of the Georgia Lake field (Pye 1965; ~vsky 1985) exemplify this deposit type.

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As summarized by Sutcliffe (1991), mineralization in Paleo- and Mesoiu"oterozoic rocks comprises: lead-zinc± silver± barite-quartz-calcite veins; supergene copper, related to diabase sill contacts; and sporadic, fracture-controlled uranium occurrences near the Archean unconformity. The Keweenawan supracrustal rocks are host to copper mineralization as either native copper in amygdaloidal basalt flows or as copper-chalcocite-calcite veins in basalt

Local alkalic and carbonatitic intrusive rocks host a variety of characteristic ~. precious and rare metal occurrences. They include:

(1) magmatic copper-nickel-platinum group element(± gold, silver) in gabbros of the Killala Lake and Coldwell complexes

(2) magmatic uranium and niobium(+ wollastonite, apatite) in the Prairie Lake carbonatite (3) late-stage magmatic niobium-yttrium-fluorine-family rare earth elements in syenite

pegmatites (4) a beryylium-zirconium-uranium-thorium-yttrium-mineralized zone crosscutting the Dead

· Horse Creek diatremes, and (5) lead-zinc-silver-mineralized quartz-carbonate veins

(Smyk and Sage 1995).

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WINTER PROGRAM

Work conducted on the property Prospecting and Geological Mapping

Daily Log

At the beginning of March 2011 it was decided to start staking the Larry Lake claim block. Old files on previous work had been researched etc. and it was decided that the area had good potential to host au. Enriched VMS still mineralization also Lake sediments showed anomalous pt, pd ,ni, cu, in a number of small Lakes.

2claim sta kers were contacted to do the staking and they started in the beginning of March and brought back information of rusty out crop sticking out of the snow along old logging roads. This information started a winter prospecting program.

TRAVERS #1 March 3/2011 This travers was made to an area of rusty out crop sticking out of the snow on the side of the main logging road on claim # 4261116. The rock out crops for approx .. 20m on the side of the road. The rocks here are sheered and rusted and sedimentary in nature with from 1-2% visible sulfide. A area approx .. 100mX lOOm was checked all rocks found were similar to the road out crop. This area will have to be ree. Visited in summer for more detailed work. One sample taken BB-2011-001

TRAVERS# 2

IVIarch 5/2011 This travers was made along #4 line claim #4261116. The sta kers reported gossan out crop in this area. The shore line of a small lake and approx .. BOOm of #4 line were prospected. 2 areas of interest were found on #4 line. Both areas are mafic in nature highly sheered, rusted non magnetic . the area approx .. center of #4 line has small wine coloured granite through out with 2% sulfide. The sheering strikes basically N-S and dip seems west at a shallow angle 2 samples were taken. BRR-2011-002-003

TRAVERS # 3-4-5 March 7-B-9/2011 March 7-B were spent working a area along approx .. BOOm od # 3 line claim# 4261114. All rock out crop is rusted, light to heavy sheering non carbonated, highly magnetic in places. Mafic but sedimentary in nature, visible sulfides up to 2 %. Again sheer zones strike basically N.S. dip is west and shallow. 5 samples were taken BRR-2011-004-005-006-007-008 March 9/2011 this travers# 5 was made along# 2 line claim# 4261116. This area has fine to medium grained, light to dark gray massive mafic with heavy sheering in places. Calcite on fractures in places one area

close to# 2 post quartz is 10 to 30% light rust 1% sulfide. 3 samples taken BRR-2011-009-010-

011. Strike and dip was not determined.

TRAVERS # 6-7-8 March 12-13-14 These 3 days were to be used prospecting the shore line of upper and lower Sidney Lake. But to much slush on the ice prevented this from happening. 2 days was used getting Ski-Doo's out of the slush and snow shoveling trail to the north end of the Lake and prospecting a bit of the shore line by foot. The rocks in the area of the north end of upper Sidney are mainly fine to medium grained mafic's and mica schist. Most out crop has a rusty appearance sulfides of 1-3% carbonated alteration was only found in small areas. And only light magnetics were found. Travers# 8 was made from the north end of upper Sidney to a small Lake S-sw of# 1 post on claim 4261113 on this travers. In one area a number of interesting rocks were found. One out crop of highly rusted sheered mica schist with small red granite and white and yellow oxide stain. beside. This is a black course grained rock possibly a hornblende with 30% small quartz-v and blebs and 1-2% sulfide. One area of a fine grained, black ultra mafic, talic texture, magnetic, 1% sulfide. This area will have to be checked closer in summer. 5 samples were taken but not written up or assayed at this time.

TRAVERS# 9-10-11 March 16-17-18/2011 These 3 days were used prospecting a area north and north west of upper Sidney. An area approx .. 500m in land was traversed and one day was used to check rusty out crop that the stakers had told us about on the north end of a small Lake approx .. 400m east of# 4 post claim # 4261113. The area around this small lake is quite rusted and sheered. The rock tends to be mafic to ultra mafic and medium to fine grained , magnetic in places, and light carbonate alteration and 1-2% sulfides. One area was found to be a IF highly rusted oxidized, magnetic. Rusted quartz veins and 5% visible sulfide. One area at the north end of upper Sidney Lake and a bit west a area of highly rusted oxidized rocks were found. This could be a large IF. Lots of rusted oxidized rocks were found this could be a large IF. Lots of rusted quartz veining. This area is magnetic in spots and carbonate alteration is quite noticeable in spots. Sulfides are from 2-5%. These 2 areas should be prospected more on bare ground and summer. 6 samples were taken. These samples were not logged or written up at this time.

TRAVERS# 12-13 March 20-21/2011 These two days were spent on upper and lower Sidney Lakes. The slush and water had started to drain of of the ice and travel by Ski-Doo along the shore line was fairly easy. One day was used covering shore line on upper Sidney Lake and one day was used along the shore line on lower Sidney Lake.the rocks on lower Sidney are mafic in nature but resemble sediments, not a lot of out crop was found. One area near the south end and east side was found to be a mixture of rocks from mafic to felsic to granitic and is probably a contact. This will have to be looked at more in summer. One area of banded If. was found near a old logging road 400m east of the

south end of lower Sidney Lake. This was found while checking for ATV access in summer. 7 samples were taken but not written up or logged at this time.

TRAVERS # 14-15 March 22-23/2011 These two days were used making travers from the west side of north Sidney Lake to a lake on the southwest corner #3 post claim# 4261113. The rocks found in this area and around this lake are not very interesting mostly medium grained granites and sediments non magnetic and no sulfides. 2 samples were taken on the west side of upper Sidney Lake. This area is medium to fine grained mafic lightly sheered and folded with small 1mmquartz-v and silver mica and 3% sulfides.

March 25/2011 This day was used hauling a 12' boat into Sidney Lakes. The boat will make access to this area much easier in summer . for prospecting to the northeast and west of upper and lower Sidney Lake.

31 rock samples were taken during this winter prospecting program. The reason that sample numbers are not in numerical order to travers numbers is that the samples were full of snow and ice and stored in a shed with no heat. Until the last couple of days the heat was turned on for a couple of days to thaw and dry. The samples so they could be logged and written up properly. sample# are not in order but UTM's with each sample gives us a exact locationthe sample was taken. 7 samples were sent for assay on the 23 of March # BRR-2011-003-006-012-013-019-028-029. The rest of the samples were not sent for assay until May 15/2011. We the prospectors feel that the winter program was successful in that we found a number of areas that definitely need more prospecting in summer. We also defined areas that do not need more work in the near future. The boat on upper and lower Sidney Lake will definitely save time and effort on a summer program. Although assays are not very encouraging the elevated numbers in ni, cr, ti do enhance the anomalous pt.numbers in lake sediments. Hopefully a summer program will enhance this possibility even more.

End of winter program

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WINTER PROGRAM LARRY LAKE

Man Days Date Total Man Days Total Cost From--------To

Man days March 03/2011 March 25/2011 48X $250.00 $12,000.00

Transportation March 03/2011 March 25/2011 3840kmX .41 $1,574.40

Food and Lodging March 03/2011 March 25/2011 48X$35.00 $1,680.00

Associated Cost Date Total Man Days Total Cost From to

Boat and Motor March 25/2011 1X$40.00 $40.00 Ski-Doo March 03/2011 to March 25/2011 48X$80.00 $3,840.00 Chain Saw March 03/2011 to March 25/2011 16X$25.00 $400.00 Assays March 03/2011 to March 25/2011 31X$34.95 $1,083.45

Grand total of winter program $20,617.85

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LARRY LAKE WINTER PROGRAM COST SHEET BEFORE CLAIMS WERE REGISTERED

Claim# Travers Date of Travers Man days Food Mileage Ski-Doo Chain saw Boat Assays

4261113 6-7-8 March 12-13-14/2011 9X$250.00 9X$35.00 6X120X.41 9X$80.00 3X$25.00 5X$34.95 9-10-11 March 16-17-18/2011 9X$250.00 9X$35.00 6X120X.41 9X$80.00 3X$25.00 6X$34.95 14-15 March 22-23/2011 6X$250.00 6X$35.00 4X120X.41 6X$80.00 2X$25.00 2X$34.95

24X$250.00 24X$35.00 1920X.41 24X$80.00 8X$25.00 13X$34.95

Total 8 8 $6,000.00 $840.00 $787.20 $1,920.00 $200.00 $454.35

Grand Total $10,201.55

4261114 3-4 March 7-8/2011 6X$250.00 6X$35.00 4X120X.41 6X$80.00 2X$25.00 5X$34.95

Total 2 2 $1,500.00 $210.00 $196.80 $480.00 $50.00 $174.75


4261115 12-13 March 20-21/2011 6X$250.00 6X$35.00 4X120X.41 6X$80.00 2X$25.00 7X$34.95

Boat March 25/2011 3X$250.00 3X$35.00 2X120X.41 3X$80.00 1X$25.00 1X$40.00

Total 2 3 $2,250.00 $315.00 $295.20 $720.00 $75.00 $40.00 $244.65


4261116 1 March 3/2011 3X$250.00 3X$35.00 2X120X.41 3X$80.00 1X$25.00 1X$34.95

2 March 5/2011 3X$250.00 3X$35.00 2X120X.41 3X$80.00 1X$25.00 2X$34.95

5 March 9/2011 3X$250.00 3X$35.00 2X120X.41 3X$80.00 1X$25.00 3X$34.95

Total 3 3 $2,250.00 $315.00 $295.20 $720.00 $75.00 $209.70


Total of Work before claims are registered $20,617.85

May 8/2011

LARRY LAKE SUMMER PROSPECfiNG PROGRAM

DAILY LOG

TRAVERS #16

This travers is the first day of a summer prospecting program. The day was spent mostly clearing under brush and wind falls from the road.in winter these things did not hinder travel by Ski-Doo but in places ATV travel was impossible without clearing these obstacles from the old road. We managed to get to a point on claim# 4261116 were rusty out crop beside the road had been checked during the winter program. The rocks here are highly rusted, sheered, layered sediment with bands of granular quartz and schist. Silver mica, 1% sulfide and 5% small 1-2mm wine coloured granite, light folding. 1 sample was taken BRR-2011-032 and assayed.

May 10-11-12/2011 These 3 days were used clearing bush etc. from the old logging road and making this area accessible by ATV. The old logging road is in fairly good shape but chocked with second growth brush and tag alder in places. A good ATV trail was established to the# 2 line claim#4261115.

May 13-14-15/2011 TRAVERS # 17-18-19 The 3 days were used prospecting along the newly established ATV trail. This area is made up of 50% sheered and altered medium grained granitic rocks and 50% sheered sediments and mafic schists. Out crop is approx .. 30% over all. Timber is none descriptive because the area has been logged in the past 20 years. All structures found seem to strike basically N-S with a 10o E-W varinance .The dip of rocks are approx .. 30-35o west. One area was found with massive sulfide. Mostly py-high sulfur smell. One sample# BRR-2011-033 was taken and assayed. One area at the south end of Sidney Lake was found. This area is quite sheered and light folding with 2-3cm butinashed quartz veins, massive blebs of py., rust gossan is quite heavy. These rocks are only magnetic in places. One area of small out crop is mostly olivine, olivenite, epidote lightly carbonated, very heavy rock with medium to large crystals. 4 samples taken BRR-2011-033-034-035-036 and assayed. Out crop is approx .. 25%.

May 27-28/2011 TRAVERS # 20-21

These 2 days were used checking out a small area with massive sulfide and finding and cleaning up a old trail to Crosby Lake. The area of massive sulfide is a made up of layers of sediment with bands of massive sulfide with small pink to dark red granites in ;the sediment. these rocks are lightly magnetic with much peacock colouring. On the trail to Crosby Lake there is not much out crop and what was found was none impressive sediment, shales, schists with no sulfides. 2 samples taken BRR-2011-037-38 only one sample was assayed.

June 1-2-3/2011 TRAVERS 22-23-24/2011

Travers 22 was flagging, prospecting and cutting a trail to Deby Lake and taking a canoe to the Lake. Travers 23-24 were used prospecting the shore line of Deby Lake and looking for and finding an old pit inland from the east end of Deby Lake. The rocks in this area are mostly mafic schist and sediments with not much magnetics or carbinite alteration. Rusty gossan is fairly plentiful.but sulfide content is low in most places. Again strike is basically N-S and dip is west at a shallow angle. 5 samples were taken BRR-2011-039-040-041-042-043 and assayed. Out crop is approx .. 30% in the area.

Aug.1/2011 TRAVERS# 25

This day was going to be used cutting a ATV trail from the road to lower Sidney Lake. This job was halted because of heavy rain and a couple hours were used checking a massive sulfide zone on the side of the road. This area is massive py. Pyrrhotite exposed. In a area approx .. 10' by 20' and definitely needs more work. One sample taken and assayed BRR-2011-050.

Aug. 3-4-5/2011 Cut ATV trail from main road to Sidney Lake and move boat to new spot. No samples taken. This access trail will give easy access to the Lake and make it easy to get gear and samples moved.

Aug. 9-10-11 TRAVERS # 26-27-28

Travers# 26-27 was made at the north end of Sidney Lake an area approx .. 500m X 400m was prospected. This area is highly rust gossan along the lake shore. Out crop is approx .. 25% but over burden fairly light and bed rock can be found with a little bit of digging. The rocks here are mafic and felsic volcanic, with some areas being highly sheered and folded and highly magnetic, carbinite alteration is not very noticeable and sulfides are 2 to 5%. Quartz is quite noticeable on fractures and sheer plains. 7 samples were taken and assayed BRR-2011-051-052-053-054-055-056-057. Travers# 28 This day was spent trying to find out how big the massive sulfide zone by the road was. By hand stripping small areas we were able to determine that this area is a minimum of 8m wide by 30m long.stike is 350oand dip is approx .. 30ow. The zone consist of massive pyrrhotite and fine grained py. with stringers of sugar quartz and bull white quartz. This area needs a back hoe to strip heavy over burden to see just how big it is. One sample was taken and assayed BRR-2011-058.

Aug. 15-16-17/2011

These 3 days were used cutting brush and clearing the road from the south end of Sidney Lake to where it ends for ATV access from the end of the old road a walking trail was established to Rotch Lake. This will give good access to that part of the claim block.

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Aug.30/2011 TRAVERS # 29 This day was used working on the massive sulfide zone trying to open it up and trace it further on strike. This was not successful because of thick over burden. 4 samples were taken and assayed. BRR-2011-059-060-061-062.

Aug. 31/2011 TRAVERS # 30

This travers was made along the cut trail to Crosby Lake and along the west shore of the Lake for approx .. 400m and then along the creek west for 400m and back to the trail. The rocks the rocks in this area are fairly bland mafic schist and sediment. Not a lot of gossan or sulfide. Out crop is approx .. 20% and over burden is probably 4' and more. 2 samples were taken and assayed. BRR-2011-063-064. Sample 064 was taken on the ATV trail near the west end of Deby Lake.

Sept.1-2-3/2011 TRAVERS # 31-32-33

These 3 days were used prospecting an area from the end of the ATV trail ({old logging road)). To a small lake to the north of Roach Lake and then south to the north end of Roach Lake. The rocks in this area are quite interesting and consist mainly of sheered mafic, mafic schist, and quartz carbonate. Rusty gossan and carbinite alteration are found in numerous areas. Quartz veining is also plentiful. Sulfides average 2 to 10%. Only one area was found to be lightly magnetic and light folding was found through out this area. Out crop is 20-30% with hill sides lakes and creekd giving the best out crop. 7 samples were taken and assayed BRR-2011-065-066-067-068-069-070-071. This area was not logged and timber consists of mostly Spruce, balsam, white birch, poplar, under brush and blow down are quite heavy. tag alder is heavy in places.

Sept. 15-16-17/2011 TRAVERS # 34-35-36

These 3 days were used prospecting and looking for a #of old au. In soil anomalies information found in old files 1970-80)). This did not work very well because of over burden and a lack of information on the location of these anomalies. This work was all done in a area approx .. 400m wide along the east side of Roach Lake. Out crop here is less than 20%. The last day was used prospecting a small area at the north end of Roach Lake. This area is quite interesting. The rocks here are made up of a mixture of fine grained gabbro, altered mafic's and highly altered granites, most of these rocks are magnetic with sheering and folding quite noticeable. Carbinite alteration is fairly high and sulfides of 2 to 10% is common. This area is possibly a contact and certainly needs more work in the future. 5 samples were taken and assayed. BRR-2011-077-078-79-080-081. Out crop in this small area is approx . .40%.

END OF SUMMER PROGRAM

To whom it may concern

The reason prospector Patty Dick did not sign and verify the man days he worked on the Larry

Lake property Regretfully is prospector Patty Dick past away suddenly on Dec.OG/2011. Ending

his long battle with cancer.

Respectfully

Russel Renner

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N PROSPECTING DATES WORK SHEET BREAKDOWN

SUMMER PROGRAM

Type of Work Name and Address Dates Worked #of Days

Prospecting~ geological Russel Renner May 8/2011 1 mapping~ rock grab Box 794 May 10-11-12/2011 3 sampling~ stripping Marathon1 Ont May 13-14-15/2011 3 light overburden~ POT 2EO May 27-28/2011 2 cleaning brush and wind Cln.# 186885 June 1-2-3/2011 3 falls from ATV trails August 1/2011 1

August 3-4-5/2011 3 August 9-1 0-11/2011 3 August 15-16-17/2011 3

August 30-31 Sept. 1-2-3/2011 5 Sept. 15-16-17/2011 3

Summer Program Total Days 30

Signature ~~(lUck

Prospecting~ geological Harold Griggs May 8/2011 1 mapping~ rock grab Box 234 May 10-11-12/2011 3 sampling~ stripping Marathon~ Ont. May 13-14-15/2011 3 light overburden POT2EO May 27-28/2011 2 cleaning brush and wind Cln.# 400501 June 1-2-3/2011 3 falls from ATV trails August 1/2011 1

August 3-4-5/2011 August 9-10-11/2011 August 15-16-17/2011

August 30-31/ Sept. 1-2-3/2011

Summer Program

Prospecting~ geological mapping~ rock grab sampling~ stripping light over burden cleaning brush and wind falls from ATV trails

Signature

Patrick Dick 26 Graham Crest. Marathon1 Ont. POT2EO Cln.#402697

Summer Program

Signature

Prospecting~ geological Leonard Windover

Sept. 15-16-17/2011 .

Total Days

~kz:r· May 8/2011 May 10-11-12/2011 May 13-14-15/2011 May 27-28/2011

June 1-2-3/2011 August 1/2011 August 3-4-5/2011 August 9-10-11/2011 August 15-16-17/2011

August 30-31/Sept. 1-2-3/2011 Sept. 15-16-17/2011

Total Days

May 8/2011

3 3 3 5 3

30

1 3 3 2

3 1 3 3 3 5 3

30

1

mapping, rock grab sampling, stripping light overburden cleaning brush and wind falls from ATV trails

Box 2111 Marathon, Ont. POT2EO Cln.#402309

Summer program

Signature

May 10-11-12/2011 May 13-14-15/2011 May 27-28/2011 June 1-2-3/2011 August 9-10-11/2011 August15-16-17 /2011

August 30-31 Sept. 1-2-3/2011 Sept. 15-16-17/2011

Total Days

3 3

2

3

3 3 5 3

26

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CLAIM #4261113

Date August 9,10/2011 Travers # 26, 27 Man Days Food and Lodging Transportation ATV Chain Saw Boat and Motor Assays Writing report

CLAIM

8X$250.00 8X$35.00 4X120=480X.41 GX$80.00 2X$25.00 2X$40.00 7X$34.95 1X$125.00

# 4261114

Date May 28/2011 Aug.31/2011 Travers # 21,30 Man days 7X$250.00 Food and lodging 7X$35.00

Total

Transportation 4X120km= 480km X.41 ATV 6X$80.00 Chain saw 3X$25.00 Assays 1X$34.95 Writing report 1X$250.00

Total

Claim #4261115

Date May 12/2011 Aug. 3,4,5/2011 Cutting A TV trail 4 days Man days BX$250.00 Food and lodging BX$35.00 Transportation 8X120km=960kmX.41 ATV 12X$80.00 Chain saw 8X$25.00 Boat and Motor 1X$40.00 Assay 0 Writing report 1X$125.00

Total

$2,000.00 $280.00 $196.80 $480.00

$50.00 $80.00

$244.65 $125.00

$3,456.45

$1,750.00 $245.00 $196.80 $480.00 $75.00 $34.95 $125.00

$2,906.75

$3,250.00 $455.00 $393.60 $960.00 $200.00

$40.00

$125.00

$5,423.60

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CLAIM # 4261116

Dates worked May 04/08/2011, May 10, 11/2011, May 13/2011, May 27/2011, June

1,2,3/2011, Aug. 01/2011, Aug.11/2011, Aug.30/2011

Travers made# 16, 17, 20, 22, 23, 24,25, 28,29, +cut ATV trail 2 days Man days 43X$250.00 Food and Lodging 43X$35.00 Transportation ATV Chain saw Canoe Assays Writing report

Dates worked Travers made Cutting trail Man days Food and lodging Transportation ATV Chain saw Assays Writing report

CLAIM

22X120km=2640kmX.41 33X$80.00 7X$25.00 2X$40.00 15X$34.95 1X$125.00

Total

# 4261117

May 14,15/2011 # 18,19

Aug.15,16/2011

2 days 16X$250.00 16X$35.00 8X120km=960kmX.41 12X$80.00 6X$25.00 3X$34.95 1X$125.00

Total

$10,750.00 $1,505.00 $1,082.40 $2,640.00

$175.00 $80.00

$524.25 $125.00

$16,881.00

$4,000.00 $560.00 $393.60 $960.00 $150.00 $104.85 $125.00

$6,293.45

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Dates worked Travers made Cutting A TV trail Man days Food and lodging Transportation ATV Chain saw Assays Writing report

CLAIM # 4261124

Aug.17 /2011 Sept.1,2,3/2011 # 31,32,33, 34,35,36

1 day 28X$250.00 28X$35.00 14X120km=1680kmX.41 21X$80.00 5X$25.00

12X$34.95 1X$125.00

Total

Grand Total of all Summer work Grand Total of all Winter work

Total of Assessment File

Sept. 15,16,17/2011

$7,000.00 $980.00 $688.80

$1,680.00 $125.00 $419.40 $125.00

$45,980.10 $20,617.85

$66,597.95

$11,018.20

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Man Days llSX$250.00 $28,750.00

Food and lodging 115X$35.00 $4,025.00

Transportation 7200kmX.41 $2952.00

Assays 38X$34.95 $1,328.10

Canoe and boat SX$40.00 $200.00

Chain saw 31X$25.00 $775.00

ATV 90X$80.00 $7,200.00

Writing report 3X$250.00 $750.00

Total assessment file for summer program $45,980.10

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WORK COMPLETED

From March 01/2011 to Sept. 17/2011

A total of 163 man days were used making 36 prospecting travers on the Larry Lake property

and established approx .. 6km of ATV access trail and 3 km of walking trail. A 12' boat was put in

lower Sidney Lake. The trails and boat gives good access to approx .. 60% of the property for

future exploration. 70 bed rock samples were taken and assayed. All samples were GPS Nad 83

zone 16 located and UTM were written on flagging tape with permanent black marker and put

in the sample bag with the sample when the sample was taken. The sample site was flagged

with orange winter flagging tape. This was done so as a sample site could be returned to if

assays determined this be done

CONCLUSIONS

Although this 2011 prospecting program did not come up with any new high grade mineral ace.

we the prospectors feel that the program was very successful. In that we have defined 5 areas

enriched in pt, pd, au, ag, as,fe, cr, ni, cu, zn, ti, co. #1 area is a area at the north end of upper

Sidney Lake and covers a area approx .. 1200m E-W and 600m N-5. out of 16 samples taken 7

samples are enhanced in pt, au, ag. This area needs more work. #2 area is a area along the old

logging road and by UTM locations covers a area 1100m E-W by 750m N-S. In this area there

are a number of massive sulfide showings. Out of 16 samples taken 11 samples were enhanced

in pt.22 to 297 ppb, pd 33ppb, au-15 to 24 ppb +co, ni, cu, zn, fe, cr. This area definitely needs

more work.

Area # 3-the north end of Roach Lake. This area is enriched in au.-18 to 45ppb +pt-32 ppb +

ni, cr,zn,and arsenic numbers are encouraging.

Area# 4 South east corner of Roach Lake. 1 sample was taken au-54ppb, as-16ppm. This area

will need more work.

Area# 5 A small area on the old road close to# 2 line claim# 4261115. This small out crop is

massive olivine, olivinite, epidote medium to large crystals, assayed 33ppb pt +ti. This area

needs to be checked closer to see just how big the area is.

We feel that these 5 areas of interest have greatly increased the potential of the Larry Lake

property to host economical mineralization.

JO

RECOMMENDATIONS

A more enhanced prospecting program in the area of the massive sulfide ace. along the old road followed by line cutting .geophysics and soil sampling. If results from this work is encouraging then a drill program could be recommended. A more enhanced prospecting program in the area of the north end of upper Sidney lake with more sampling of bed rock over a larger area. A prospecting program on a very tight grid of 25m spacing on the west half of claim #4261124 Roach Lake area. All out crop should be sampled also re concerns prospecting should be done to the west on open ground to find the contact and see if more ground should be staked. If results from this program are encouraging then a soil sampling grid on SOm spaced samples could be planned. A day or 2 should be used around the small out crop of olivine epodite ace. to see what else can be found in this area. Also first phase prospecting on the rest of the property is needed.

Date March1ld/2012

3 I

APPENDIX # 1

Sample#

ROCK SAMPLE DESCRIPTION

LARRY LAKE

Sample Descripton

BRR-2011-001 Sedimentary, sheered, rusted, 1 ~%sulfide, none magnetic, none carbonated, Heavy rock.

BRR-2011-002 Mafic, highly sheered, rusted, none magnetic, none carbonated, 2% sulfide.

BRR-2011-003 Mafic, sheered, rusted, black, 15-20% small wine coloured granite, heavy rock, light Carbonated, none magnetic, 2% disseminated sulfide.

BRR-2011-004 Sedimentary, black, sheered, rusted, none magnetic ,none carbonated medium Grained, 2 %sulfide.

BRR- 2011-005 Sediment, black, medium grained, none magnetic, none carbonated, 2% fine sulfide.

BRR-2011-006 Sediment ,black ,fine grained, rusted, magnetic, 2% sulfide.

BRR-2011-007 Mafic, dark gray, fine grained, sheered, rusted, 2% sulfide.

BRR-2011-008 Mafic, fine grained, black, rusted, sheered, 1 ~%sulfide, small-2mmquartz-vs, heavy Rock.

BRR-2011-009 Mafic, medium grained, sheered, gray, 2% sulfide.

BRR-2011-010 Mafic ,jet black, fine grained, massive, 1mm quartz stringers, heavy rock, talic texture, 1% sulfide.

BRR-2011-011 Mafic, light gray, fine grained, 30% quartz stringers, heavy rock, 1 %sulfide.

BRR-2011-012 Mica schist, sheered, rusted, light folding, lmm quartz-v, light yellow oxide, 3% sulfide.

BRR-2011-013 Mica schist, light folding, rusted, magnetic, light carbonated, small red granites, yellow White oxide, heavy rock, 2% sulfide.

BRR-2011-014 Sediment, dark gray to black, fine grained, small quartz-v with sulfide, heavy rock, 2% sulfide.

BRR-2011-015 Mica schist, l.Scmquartz-v with sulfide, light rust,magnetic, 1% sulfide.

BRR-2.011-016 Mafic, highly sheered, rusted, 2% sulfide.

BRR-2011-017 Hornblende, coarse grained, black, magnetic in spots, 30% small quartz-v and blebs,

1 % sulfide, heavy rock.

BRR-2011-018 mafic, medium grained, gray to black, with bands of felsic, cloritized carbonated rocks Rusted, 3 % sulfide, heavy rock.

BRR-2011-Q19 Ultra mafic, medium grained, black, magnetic, heavy, 1% sulfide, light pink with ni-test.

BRR-2011-020 Mafic, medium grained, dark gray, light folding, rusted, heavy, 1 ~%sulfide.

BRR-2011-021 Felsic- rusted, oxidized, if magnetic, heavy, 1% visible sulfide, light pink with ni-test.

BRR-2011-022 Mafic-gabbroic texture, medium grained, gray-black, porpheritic, heavy rock, light rust, 11/2% sulfide.

BRR-2011-023 Rusted sugar quartz.

BRR-2011-024 Ultra mafic, talic texture, medium grained, black, magnetic, 1% sulfide, light pink with Ni. Test.

BRR-2011-025 Mafic, medium grained, with quartz and pink feldspar, magnetic, carbonated, rusted, Light sheering, 5% sulfide.

BRR-2011-026 Mafic, light gray, fine grained, magnetic, carbonated, 4% sulfide.

BRR-2011-Q27 If-rusted, quartz-v, 5% sulfide, magnetic.

BRR-2011-Q28 Mafic, fine grained, dark gray, lmm quartz stock work, carbonated, light rust, 4% sulfide

BRR-2011-029 If-rusted, 15% sulfide, magnetic.

BRR-2011-030 Mafic, gray, fine grained, 1mm quartz-v, light rust, 3% sulfide.

BRR-2011-031 Mafic-fine grained, gray to black, sheered, light folding, silver mica on fractures, 2% Sulfide.

BRR-2011-032 Sediment, sheered, light folding, rusted, 5% small wine garnets, silver mica, 1% sulfide.

BRR-2011-033 massive sulfide-py, heavy strong sulfur smell.

BRR-2011-034 Massive epidote-olivine, medium to large crystals, carbonated, heavy rock, 1% sulfide.

BRR-2011-035 Mafic, fine grained, light gray boudinage quartz-v, py on fractures, rusted, magnetic, Pink with ni. Test.

BRR-2011-036 Mafic, fine grained, light gray, 3% sulfide, magnetic, pink with ni. Test.

BRR-2011-037 Massive sulfide, rusted, lightly magnetic, small red and yellow granites, peacock colours.

BRR-2011-038 Not assayed

BRR-2011-039 Sediment-highly sheered, rusted, 10% sulfide, magnetic, peacock colours.

BRR-2011-040 Sediment rusted, sheered, red granite, no visible sulfide.

BRR-2011-041 If- rusted sugar quartz, sarisitic on fractures, 5% sulfide, peacock colours, light magnetic

BRR-2011-042 Mafic, fine to medium grained ,sheered, dark gray, rusted, magnetic, heavy, 10% Sulfide.

BRR-2011-043 Mafic, medium grained, sheered, gray to black, rusted, magnetic, 10% sulfide.

BRR-2011-050 Massive sulfide 60%, highly magnetic, heavy.

BRR-2011-051 Pink syenitic granite ,medium grained, magnetic, 1 ~%sulfide.

BRR-2011-052 Mafic-light to dark gray, fine grained, magnetic, 3% sulfide.

BRR-2011-053 Mafic schist 4% disseminated sulfide.

BRR-2011-054 Mafic- fine grained, light gray,3% sulfide, carbonated.

BRR-2011-055 Sugar quartz with rust and yellow oxide stain,%% sulfide.

BRR-2011-056 Mafic light gray, medium grained, 2% disseminated sulfide.

BRR-2011-057 Mica schist- sheered and Z folded, rusted, oxidized, magnetic, sarisitic on fractures and Sheer plains, 1% visible sulfide.

BRR-2011-058 lf-30% sulfide, highly rusted, magnetic.

BRR-2011-059 If-fine white sugar quartz, 25% sulfide, magnetic.

BRR-2011-060 lf-30% sulfide, highly rusted, magnetic.

BRR-2011-061 If-fine sugar quartz, 10% sulfide, rusted none magnetic.

BRR-2011-062 lf--30% sulfide, magnetic, rusted.

BRR-2011-Q63 Sediment- fine grained, gray to black, sheered, light folding, magnetic, 1% visible Sulfide, rusted, heavy rock.

BRR-2011-Q64 Anthophyllitic schist, highly magnetic, rusted, light folding, 1% sulfide.

BRR-2011-065 Quartz carbonate, 1 ~%sulfide, rusted.

BRR-2011-066 Quartz carbonate, rusted, 1% sulfide.

BRR-2011-067 Mafic schist rusted, light folding, carbonated, 8% sulfide.

BRR-2011-Q68 Clorite schist, rusted, 5% sulfide,carbonated.

BRR-2011-069 Clorite schist, with bands of quartz, carbonated, 2% sulfide.

BRR-2011-070 Mafic- highly sheered, rusted, bands of quartz and feldspar, highly carbonated, 6% Sulfide.

BRR-2011-Q71 Mafic, highly sheered-rusted, with quartz stringers, magnetic, 10% sulfide.

BRR-2011-077 Fine grained gabbro, magnetic, carbonated, rusted, 1% sulfide.

BRR-2011-078 Granite fine grained, highly altered and carbonated, 8% sulfide, rusted, heavy rock.

BRR-2011-Q79 Pink granite, highly altered-carbonated, medium grained, highly magnetic, 10% Sulfide.

BRR-2011-080 Mafic- medium grained, black, rusted, magnetic, 8% sulfide.

BRR-2011-081 Mafic- medium grained, black, with green quartz stringers, magnetic, 10% sulfide.

APPENDIX # 2

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Marathon, ON POT2EO Canada

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126337 BRR-2011-001

126338 BRR-2011-002

126339 BRR-2011-004

126340 BRR-2011-005

126341 BRR-2011-007

126342 BRR-2011-008

126343 BRR-2011-009

126344 BRR-2011-010

126345 BRR-2011-011

126346 BRR-2011-014

126347 Oup BRR-2011-014

126348 BRR-2011-015

126349 BRR-2011-016

126350 BRR-2011-017

126351 BRR-2011-016

126352 BRR-2011-020

126353 BRR-2011-022

126354 BRR-2011-023

126355 BRR-2011-026

126356 BRR-2011-027

126357 BRR-2011-030

126356 0up BRR-2011-0JO

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Certificate of Analysis

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Date Received: 0511612011

Date Completed: 05/2512011

Job#: 201141828

Reference:

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<0.005

<0.005

<0.005

0.006

<0.005

0.006

<0.005

. 'd:t> h = Certified By: "-""-""'"' ,_,_

The results included on this report relate only to the items tested The Certificate of Analysis should not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of the laboratory

AL903-0059-05/25/2011 2:26 PM Page 1 of 1

ACCURASSAY , ••••••••• &.

1046 Gorham Street

Tnunder Ba)·. ON

Cilnad.; P76 S~5

l(•l : 18071 6261630 Fa•: r_807 1622-7571

www.~v~cv r ~ s~ay.·:. <.' '"'

as.s.a)-<?-'ac::ur a-s.s.a:;. com

Wedneeday, June 1, 2011

Renner, Ru-1 33 Jackaon CI'IM., PO Box 79o4 Meralhon, ON, CAN

POT2EO P~(807)~0

Fllldl: (807) 229-1498

EmeN: n.u.rOJnaw.ca


ClfllnliD AIM Bollolll C. Co Co Cr cu Fo

" K U

" ppm % PI>"' ppm PI>"' ppm ppm 'llo 1111m POl'\ ppm ppm

1:18337

12113311

1211338

1211342

12113470

1211J.411

12113411

1211350

1211351

126352

128363

1211364

121136e

12allle

BIUI-2011.001

81111-2011.()02

BRA-2011-ocM

BRA-2011-006

IRA-201 HI07

IRA-2011-0011

BRA-2011-001

IRA-21111.{)10

BRA-2011.{)11

BM-21111.{)14

BM-2011.{)14

BRA-2011.{)15

BRR-2011.{)18

BRR-2011.{)17

BRR-2011.{)11

IRR-2011.{)211

IRR-2011.{)22

BRR-2011.{123

IRI'l-2011.{)211

IRR-2011.{)27

0.0011

0.0011

<0.0011

0.0011

<0.0011

0.0011

<0.0011

O.DO!i

0.0011

0.0011

0.0011

<0.0011

<11.0011

0.005

<O.DO!i

<O.DO!i

<O.ooe

<0.0011

<0.0011

0.0011

<1 1.34

<I ua <1 0.&4

<1 1.80

<1 uo <1 2.11!1

<1 1.11

<1 2.33

<1 1.84

<1 1.43

<1 1.-tO

<1 3..48

<1 1.73

<1 1.41

<1 1.21

<1 1..25

<1 UJIII

<I 2-l'iU

<1 0.10

PROCEDURE CODES: ALP1, AlFA1, ALAR1

Cet1ified By:~

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

47

57 .. .. ..

211

18

11

11

31

52 2114

.. 43

51 41

II 172

41

41 213

13

52 120

IV

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<I 1.72

<1 0.17

<1 1.10

<1 1.14

<1 1.51

<1 2.31

<1 2.01

<1 3.03

<1 0.34

<1 1.14

<1 1.81

<1 1.11

<1 0.17

<1 2.21

<1 1.87

<1 1.41

<1 0.11

<1 1.118

<1 0.78

z•

24

23

22

211

20

311

20

211

15

31

31

34

80 3.43 0.13

111 110 4.41 O.D7

181

3SO

17

3D

270

50

105

37

311

11111

10 2-41 0.01

30 3.86 0.011

10 2-155 0.11

42 1.40 0.47

22 2.71 0.11

34 3.70 0.11

7a 2.72 0.75

78 3.01 0.23

73 2.82 0.22

IV 4.80 1.02

12 1103 110 4.37 0.01

210

27

17

,.

37

17

31 18 2-84 0.31

48 2-18 0.13

13 31 2.211 0.01

11 2.82 1.111

13 50 2.72 0.02

181 218 2.116 0.01

The resulta Included on this report relale only to the Item~~ teeled The Cerllllcate of ANtyM should not be "'produced except In full, without the wrlllen approval of the lllbotalory

<1 0.11 537

2.01 402

<1 1.22 281

15 2.00 417

<1 1.311 sao

<1 1.13 111

<1 1.111 454

<1 1.01 1131

1.01 401

<1 0~ 430

<1 0.118 414

IS 2.28 181

<1 2 .118 133

<1 1.31 3113

<1 O.M 441

<1 1.07 331

11 1.38 403

<1 0.118 362

<1 0.33 32S

Page 1 of2

O.le Received: 05/16/2011

O.tl Completed : 051251201 1 Jobrt.201141828

Reference:

S.mplert.21

No Nl PPI>SbS. Sf Sn Sr n n V W Y Zl1 % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm

0.16

0.12

80 121111

<1 0.14

<1 0.17 114

c1 0.11

0.31

<1 0.16

0.30

0.15

31

47

71

71

73

0.15 18

0.15 18

0.12 1118

<1 0.02 71

<1 021 125

0.17

oc1 0.14 28

30S -238

440

311

243

1111

182

340

323

781

118

<1 0.14 86 1002

0.05 38 192

14 0.05 345 <100

10

<5

<5

<!i

<5

<5

<5

<5 0.01 <10

<5 0.07 <10

<5 0.01 <10

<5 0.011 <10

<5 0.04 <10

<5 0.01 <10

<5 0.05 <10

eli 0.05 <10

eli 0.05 <10

<6 0.0!1 <10

<5 0.04 <10

<5 0.03 <10

<5 0.01 <10

<5 0.03 <10

<5 0.04 <10

<5 0.08 <10

<5 0.05 <10

<5 0.05 <10

<5 0.04 <10

20 3481

2!i04

1240

10 2014

10 30111

12 3430

11 1141

81 3332

23 111113

211 2517

211 2443

70 21122

<3 287

21 1818

12

<2 101 <10

104 <10

<2 516 <10

74 <10

ee <10

<2 151 <10

10

<2

17

71 <10

ae c1o

17 56

<2 81 <10

<2 Ill <10

13 104 <10

10

<2

<2

<2

30 <10

134 <10

14 <10

68 <10

83 <10

16 <10

30 <10

11

12

<2

10

52

25

18

35

41

57

24

56

57

1_05

54

105

37

311

42

20

18

21

76

-0059~01/2011 12:42 PM

LABORATORIES

Bill t"'~:

Renner, Russel



PKG1 5

10029 4768

ea

Jobl 201141182

ALP1,ALFA1,ALAR1


Renner, Russel PO Box 794, 33 Jackson Crescent


Net30 Days

32.30

.... ~-...... -"-. ~f

IN109709 May31, 2011 1

Jun 30, 2011

161.50

18UO

21.00

182.50

ACCURASSAY 1046 Gorha1n Street Thunder Bay. ON Cnnacta P 76 SX5

Tel: t8071 626-1630 Fa1c 1,8071 622-7571

WYffl.accuri.IS ~Jy.com

assa:,-@accur ass a~·- com

ay, April 1, 2011

Renner, Russel 33 Jackson Cres., PO Box 794 Marathon, ON, CAN

POT2EO Ph#: (807) 229-0650 Fax#: (807) 229-1498 Email: [email protected]

Alx;#

84829

84830

84831

84832

84833

ClieniiD

BRR-2011-003

BRR-2011-008

BRR-2011.()12

BRR-2011.()13

BRR-2011-028

84834 Dup BRR-2011-028


~

ppb

14

10

9

9

11

14



Job#: 201141182

Reference:

Sarl!ple #: 5

Au azn

<0.001

<0.001

<0.001

<0.001

<0.001

<0.001

~

gil (ppm)

0.014

0.010

0.009

0.009

0.011

0.014


The results Included on this report relate only to the Items tested The Certificate of Analysis should not be reproduced except in fiJII, without the written approval of the laboratory

Page 1 of 1 AL903-0059-04/01/2011 12:40 PM

ACCURASSAY l ...... , ••• ,.

104f Gorham SN!t:l Thu!'cder 8~·- ON Ci!~"il•lil P iB 5 )( 5

l<, l: !8071 621) 1630 Fax: r807) 622-7571

........... a~ . .;; c;r <)S.~)·.com

assa~acc·.;ras sa~· . com

Monday, April 11' 2011

Renner, Ru-1 33 Jeckaon c-.. PO Box 794 Marathon, ON, CAN POT2EO Phlt. (807) ~0 F~(807)~1498

EmaU: ruu.rOI/WW.ca


Clioo!ID Au Aa AlAo 811.111.1 Bl C. Cd Co Cr C.. K U ppm ppn % ppn ppm ppn PC>m ppn % Pill" ppm Pill" ppm % ppn

BM-2011-oo3

BRR-2011-ooe

BRR-201Hl12

0.014 <1 L!!. <2

114131

114132

114133

BRR-2011~13

BRR-2011-4211

BRR-201Hl211

0.010 <1 , ,Diil

O.OOi <1 4 .85

O.OOi <1 2.18

0.011

0.014 <1 2.12

PROCEDURE CODES: ALP1, ALFA1 , AlAR1

Certified By:~

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

87

21

:18

<2

<2

14 1.88 4.54 0.45

15 1.41 31 5.44 0.14

13 541 31 0.75

1.211

2!i &.a:z

1111 8.1111 2~

71 1112 <2

<2

38 415 1111 2.111 1.711

68

67

10

<2 10 7.113

...

... 211

211

11 2.70 0.114

20 2.114 0.04

The raauilll Included on thla report rellllll only to the illlme t.ted The Certlflclllll of Analyala should not be raproducod oxcept In tuU, without the written approvlll of the laboraiDiy

38 2.04 378

1.03 441

54 3.42 678

45 2.75 33e

20 0 .118 403

22 0 .118 441

Page 1 of 1

17 0.22 118 1375

20 0.38 17

35 0.22 12!i

0.13 1!!1. ~ 13 0.08

13 0.10

23

24

Dole Received: 0312412011

o ... Completed: 0410112011

Job II: 201141182

RaNrence :

Sample 11:5

Sl sn sr n n v w v z.r,

10

<li

<li

<li

<li

<li

<S

% ppm ppm ppm pOrn ppm ppm ppm ppm

<6 0.211 <10

<6 0.54 <10

<II 0.21 <10

<6 0.34 <10

<S 0.211 <10

<6 0.21 <10

10 2451

30 -90 40011

54 21127

211 1086

211 18211

<2 130 <10

<2 1511 <10

<2

<2

188 <10

71 <10

11 <10

Ill c10

140

110

~ n

-0059-()411112011 12:09 PM

LAIIDIIATDIII~II

Bill tn;

Renner. Russel



PKG4 2

10029 4768

ea

Jobl 201141183

ALP1, ALPG1 , ALAR1


t>.na!"z.ecl ~or:

Renner, Russel

PO Box 794, 33 Jackson Crescent Marathon, ON POT2EO canada

Net30 Days

35.35

IN109711 May31 , 2011 1

Jun 30, 2011

70.70

70.70

9.19

79.89

.Jay, Aprll1' 2011

Renner, Russel 33 Jackson Cres., PO Box 794 Marathon, ON, CAN POT2EO Ph#: (807) 229-0650 Fax#: (807) 229-1498

EmaH: [email protected]

64835

84836

64837 Cup

Client 10

BRR-2011.019

BRR-2011.()29

BRR-2011.()29

1046 Gotham Stree-t Td: 180T1 626-1630 www.ac.curJS~<J~.eom

Thunder Bay. ON Fa~: l807J 622-7571 dSSa)@accurassay.com

Cilnaaa P78 5X5

Certificate of Analysis ,

/lw ppb

<5

<5

<5

Date Received: 03124/2011


Job#: 201141183

Reference:

Pt ppb

<15

<15

<15

Sample#:2

Pd ppb

<10

<10

<10

Rh ppb

PROCEDURE CODES: ALP1, ALPG1, ALAR1

.· d:b .. = Certified By: .,.,._ • .., ,__

The results included on this report relate only to the Items tested The Certificate of Analysis should not be reproduced except In full, without the written approval of the laboratory

Page 1 of 1 AL907-0059-04/01/2011 12:41 PM

Monday, April 11 , 2011

Renner, Ruuel 33 JKI<aon c ...... PO Box 794 Me1'81hon, ON, CAN POT2EO p~ (807) 229-0650 Fad: (807) 229-14118 EmeM: ruauQal\8w.ca

lv;r.l CIIOIItiO

84l3e SRR-201Hl19

84alll BRR-2011-0211

1!411310 BRR-2011-4211

lw ppm

q],Q06

q),Q06

q],Q06

PI ppm

q).015

q).015

q).015

PROCEDURE CODES: ALP1, ALPG1, AI.AR1

Certifted By: ~

Pd ~ AI ppm ppm "'

q),01 <1 uo qJ,01 <1 1.53

<ll.01 <1 1.41

1046 Gorh~ni S\fi-~-\ Tel: f807t 626-1630 www.ac<:urass.ay.ccrn Thunder B<r,·. ON f~: i8071 622-75 71 assay@acxvrassa~.com

CanMa P76 'JX5

Certificate of Analyals

,.. B 8o 8o 81 c. Cd Co Cr Cu ... K u ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm "' _, ppm ppm ppm II "' ppm

<2 1111 27 <2 0.48 c4 4a lSI 112 2.112 0.02 2

<2 811 1115 <2 18 3.48 34 128 ~ u~ 0.22 10

<2 88 113 <2 13 3.41 33 123 DO 4.84 0.22 10

The reauJta Included on lhia 1Wp01t reiMI only lo the Jt.me t..ied The Cert!bta of Analylla llhould not be reproduced except In luU, wilhoulthe Wlitlen app,.,.. of the ~

Page 1 of 1

Mg Mn Mo No Nl

"' ppm ppm "' ppm

3.07 238 8 O.Dii 408

O.D7 810 21 0.22 14

0.83 1113 19 0.21 12

O.te ~: 0312412011

o.a. Completed: 0410112011

Jobt:201141183

Reference:

Semple t:2

~- -- - ·- ··-

p PI> so s. 81 ppm ppm ppm ppm "' 1311 <1 <li <!! 0.32

~ <!! <li 0.37

3540 <1 <5 <5 0.311

Sn 5< Tl Tl v w y zn ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm P!>m ppm ppm

<10 4Zl <2 38 <10 <2 84

<10 52 4341! <2 78 <10 18 1111

<10 51 .£:!! <2 74 <10 18 IJ

..()()59-{)4/11/2011 12:10 PM

. . cfb

o:n t: ':' :

Renner, Russel



3

10029 4768

BB

Jobl 201141828

ALP1 , ALPG1, ALAR1

Exceptional Service. Expert Analys i s.


Net30 Days

35.35

IN109710 May 31, 2011 1

Jun 30, 2011

106.05

106.05

13.79

119.84

ACCURASSJ\Y 'a•a•••o••••

.ursday, May 26, 2011

Renner, Russel

33 Jackson Cres., PO Box 794

Marathon, ON, CAN

POT2EO

Ph#: (807) 22~

Fax#: (807) 229-1498

Email: [email protected]

126360

126361

126362

126383 014)

CllaniiD

BRR-2011-021

BRR-2011-024

BRR-2011-025

BRR-2011-025

PROCEDURE CODES: ALP1, ALPG1, AI.AR1

1046 Gor~1 Llll1 Stre~l

Thunder Bay. ON C.1r-ad.a P iB 5X5

Tel: 1807.1626-1.630 Fa11: t8071 622 7571

·{',"-I.W.~CIJ rd'S ~d~.(;<.)lll

JSsd;·t.~accur <Jssa~·- com


Au ppb

8

<5

<5

<5


Date Completed: 05/26/2011

Job#: 201141829

Reference:

PI ppb

25

21

25

<15

Sample#:3

Pd ppb

<10

10

<10

<10

d:t> .. = Certified By: ""'""-"---

The results included on this report relate only to the Items tested The Certificate of Analysis should not be reproduced except In full, without the written approval of the laboratory

Rh ppb

AL907-0059-05/26/2011 2:53 PM Page 1 of 1

Tull8day, May 31 , 2011

Renner, Ru ... l

33 Jecbon c,..., PO Box 794

M•r.thon, ON, CAN

POT2EO Ph*: (807) 22$-0650 Fm: (807) 229-1498

Email: ruaa .rOs~.ca

-· ClloniiD

~~ BM-201H>21

128361 BM-2011-42~

128362 BRR~11-o25

1211Je30 SRR-2011-<1215

"" ppm

0.008

<0.0011

<0.005

<0.0011

PI ppm

0.025

0.021

0.025

<0.015

PROCEDURE CODES: ALP1 , ALPG1, AlAR1

CsrUlled By :~

Pd AO AI ppm ppm "'

<0.01 <I 0 .711

O.ll10 <1 1.311

<0.01 <1 1.17

<0.01 <I 1.211

1\CCURASSJ\Y 1046 Gorham Street Thunder Bay_ ON

Canaoa P7B sxs

Tet: 18071 626 1630 Fax: t807j 622-7571


,... Ba Ba Ill c. Cd Co Cr Cu Fe K u lolg Mn MD ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm "' ppm ppm ppm ppm "' "' ppm "' ppm ppm

<2 ~~~ 15 <2 <1 1.011 ~ 2~ 81 113 2.23 0.011 <1 O.'J 187

<2 !5ol 21 <2 <1 U1 <4 2S 1112 111 1.72 0.01 1.21 227 <I

<2 !5ol 51 <2 <1 1 .7~ <4 37 32 122 4.01 0 .14 1.25 423

<2 ~~~ 153 <2 <1 1.17 <4 37 :sa 1211 4.21 0 .15 <I 1.33 45J

The reautta Included on this repof1 relata only lo the llama !Mied The Ce<1illcalll of AnaJyM llhould nol be reproduced IXCejl!ln lult , without the wri1tan epproval of the leboratory

Page 1 of 1

_..., , a"A:Uf8'!>~ .<;r.) r't)

ass~@acuJrassa).ec>m

No Nl

"' ppm

0.12 112

0.11 ~ 0.21 1111

0.24 1111

Dale R"""lved: 05/1612011

Dale Compleled: 05/2612011

Job t: 201141829

Reference:

Sample 1:3

p PI> 611 Ba Sl ppm ppm ppm ppm "' 224 <5 <5 0.511

1115 <5 <5 0.05

334 <5 <5 0.011

340 <5 <5 0.08

Sn Sr n n v VOl '( Zn ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm

<10 18 1111 <2 21 <10 ee <10 39 7111 35 <10 10

<10 44 1814 <2 12 <10 30

<10 48 11211 <2 11 <10 211

-0059-{)5131/2011 2:58PM

Bill to: Remer, Russel



PKG1

10029 4768

88

JOO. 201141909

ALP1. ALFA1, AI.AR1

Exceptional Service. Expert Analysis .

Analyzed For:


Net30 Days

~""'n"n~n \ ' )

\ • ,, { /~ ~

j 71

32.30

IN109712

May31, 2011 1

Jun 30, 2011

32.30

32.30

4.20

36.50

esday, May 31, 2011

Renner, Russel


Marathon, ON, CAN

POT2EO Ph#: (807) 229-0650

Fax#: (807) 229-1498


Ac;c t# Client ID

1046 Gortlc111l Strl'et Thunder Bay. ON

Cdf'-o:'lda P76 5X5

kl: 180 71 626 t630 Fax: t807) 622-7571

1\" ... W,<tl:(;IJ r Cl'.:i 5uy.C0111

dssa~@ac<:ur assay. C.Qm




Job#: 201141909

Reference:

Sample#: 1

. -- . --- ---- ..

Au Au Au ppb oz/t g/1 (ppm)

130396 BRR-2011-032

130397 Dup BRR-2011-032

7

11

<0.001 0.007

<0.001 0.011

PROCEDURE CODES: ALP1, ALFA 1

c.rnfiod By.~ The results Included on this report relate only to the items tested The CertlflcatB of Analysis should not be reproduced except In full, without the written approval of the laboratory

Page 1 of 1 AL903-0059-05/31/2011 9:31 AM

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Renner,R~

33 JackiOn Cree., PO Box 794 Mentlhon, ON, CAN POT2EO Pt#(807)~0

Fax#: (807) 229-1498 EmaH: nJA.rGilll-.ce

1303911

13031170

Cion\ ID

BRR-201 1-«12

BRR-.2011-032

""' """' 0.007

0.011

PROCEDURE CODES: Al.P1, AlFA1

CertmedBy:~

~ AJ ~ B J'P"' % ~ ppm

<1 1.1111 <2 1!0

<1 1.6-4 <2 5I

1\CCURASSI\Y 10116 God'lllm SVet:-1 Thu~ Bay. ON

c~n~ll PlS SX5

lei: (!:107) 625-1630 Fa~; (R07J622 7571


11.1 .,. 81 co Cd CG c. c.. fo )(

ppm """' ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm " 'II

142 <2 2:2 o.ee- c.C 17 1~1 3ol 2.~ 0.411

1311 <2 3(1 0.114 <4 11 141 3ol 2.40 0.411

The l'lllllllta Included on tNe report re11te only to the ~ IN1t!d The Certltlcllt8 of ....,.~yn llhould not be raproduced except lh run, wlttlout the writ!en II!>Prov.l of the .. bor8tory

u ppm

21

27

Page1of1

lila Mn ""' Na

" ppm ppm 'II

1.11 202 <1 0.171

1.15 1911 <1 0.()7

www.aoccwassay.cor•'l

~s~acc·Jrassar.rom

Date Recelvr!d: 0!512012011

0.18 Completed:OS/3112011 JobiiJ:201141909

Reference· Sample iiJ: 1

Nl p ~ Sb s. Sl Sn ppm ppm """' """' ppm 'II PI""

1011 1!07 <5 16 0.015 <10

101! 7IMI <5 10 0.05 <10

Sr n 11 v w y Zn ppm PI>" PI>'" ppm ppm ppm pj>m

27 1325 12 74 <10 ~

27 1301 11 n <10 ee

-0059-061021201110:03 AM

• , .

(\ ~-P "j J f\ ~f-)- ,... ..... ,

L ,! . • - .. 1... ..' .. - .

LA.ORATGRIIfS

Bill to: Renner, Russel



PKG4 4

100294768

811

Jobl 201141910

ALP1, ALPG1, ALAR1


Renner, Russel



Net30 Days

,., ~ n \\ n / --\ I ' {

' , I ·,

IN109713 May31, 2011 1

Jun 30, 2011

35.35 141.40

141 .-w

18.38

158.78

1\CCURASSAY c.a•o•ato••c•

3dnesday, June 1, 2011

Renner, Russel

33 Jackson Cres., PO Box 794 Marathon, ON, CAN POT2EO Ph#: (807) 229-0650 Fax#: (807) 229-1498

EmaH: [email protected]

130399

130400

130401

130402 Dup

130403

ClleniiD

BRR-2011-033

BRR-2011-034

BRR-2011-035

BRR-2011-035

BRR-2011-036


1046 Gorh<ll11 Sl•l'el Thunder Bay. ON Canada P TB 5X5

Td: 18071 626 :630 f<u: 180T) 622-7571

'1'\1/oW. <loCO:~ I" fd~ •,;;J~:~()J1l

assa:,@'accur a !>5atcom


Au ppb

24

9

<5

<5

<5



Job#: 201141910

Reference:

Sample#:4

PI Pd ppb ppb

27 .E.. -r--

33 <10

<15 <10

<15 <10

<15 <10


Rh ppb

Page 1 of 1 AL907-0059-06/01/2011 2:28PM

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Renner, Russel 33 Jacbon Cres., PO Box 794 M11rathon, ON, CAN POT2EO Phlt: ( 807) 229-0650 FfiX#: (807) 229-1498 Em11ll: ruae.rC!'Iah-.ca

130399

130400

130401

Clont 10

BRR-2011.oo3

BRR-2011-034

BRR-2011-035

1304020 BRR-2011-035

130403 IIRR-2011.{)38

0.024

PI

Pl>ft1

0.027 0.033

0.0011 0.033 <0.01 -<0.005 <0.015 <0.01

<0.005 <0.015 <0.01

<0.005 <0.015 <0.01


Certified By:~

1\CCURASSAY 1046 GOfham sveet Thunder Bay. ON Cll!'il<lll Pi'S 5X5

Tt"l: (8071 13261630 fa~: 180?1 622·7571


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Dale Received: 05125/2011

Dale Completed: 08/0112011

Joblt.201141910

RefentnCII:

Sample lt.4

AlAI Bllalle IIICaCdCoCrCu ~ ppm pprn ppm ppm ppm 1M. ppm ppm ppm ppm

K UMgMnMoNo Nl PP!>SbS. SISnSr TITIVWYZII

o.llll

<1 0.72

<1 1.21

<1 1.18

<1 2.01

% ppm '% ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm

<2

<2

<2

<2

58

58

59

51

511

13

12

18

19

37

<2

<2

<2

<2

41 M1

15 2.01

13 2.41

22 2.311

21 2.81

211 !M!O 2211 1;.! 23.!2 0.011

<4 18

37

37

40

33 1.47 0.02

38 4.44 0.10

3! 4.34 0.10

72 115 7.72 0.25

The results Included on thll report relala only lo the llsme teated The Certltbtte of Analysis should not be ntproduced except In full, without the written apprtMII of the laboretory

Page 1 of 1

18 0.57 359

0.15 372

0.811 678

o.es eae 5 o.!2 1m

74 0.03 173 105

14 0.02 ae 515 .,

13 0.14 57 31117

83 3513

21 0.15 147 1120

10

<5

<5

<5

<5

0.05 <10

17 0.09 <10

0.10 <10

0.11 <10

0.10 <10

855 10 39 <10 147

17 1721 31 37 50

24 !!!!.. 10 87 <10 14 1311

24 41110 ee <1o 13 13S

12 311117 11 118 <10 105

.0059.06/0212011 10:03 AM

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ACCURASSAY

Bill to: Renner, Russel



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PKG4

10029 4768

ea Job# 201141977

ALP1 , ALPG1, ALAR1


Analyzed For:

Renner, Russel



Net 30 Days

1 · ' · · · .' . 1• I •

INVOICE

I;, -• . • ,,

t ,·

35.35

IN109763

Jun 10, 2011 1

Jul 10, 2011

35.35

35.35

4.60

39.95

ACCURJ\SSJ\Y ILAIO.&f •• lll

"riday, June 3, 2011


Marathon, ON, CAN POT2EO Ph#: (807) 229-0050 Fax#: (807) 229-1498 EmaH: [email protected]

133860

133861 D\41

ctlenl to

BRR-2011.007

BRR-2011-037


1046 Gorhi.Jil1 Street Thunder Bay. ON Carmla Pf6 5X5

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Au

ppb

17

<5

Date Received: 05/30/2011


Job#: 201141977

Referance:

PI ppb

<15

<15

Sample#: 1

Pd ppb

<10

<10

'""Jt> .. = Certifled By: """"_ • .,. --

The results Included on this report relate only to the Items tested The Certiflcate of Analysis should not be reproduced except In full, without the written approval of the laboratory

Rh ppb

AL907 -0059-06/03/2011 12:08 PM Page 1 of 1

Thursday. June 9, 2011

Renner, Russel


Marathon, ON, CAN

POT2EO

Ph#: (807) 229-0650

Fax#: (807) 229-1 498


Ace il ClientiO

133860 BAA·201 1·037

Au ppm

0.017

1338610 BRA-2011 ·037 <0.005

Pt ppm

<:0.015

<0.015


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Certified By:

Pd Ag ppm ppm

<0.01

<0.01 2

1046 Gorham St~eet Thun·:ler Bay. ON Canada P7B 5X5

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AI As B Ba Be 61 Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Fe K Li

% ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm % % ppm

0.26 <2 59 5 <2 3 0.5 1 20 57 10 573 23.56 0.04 3

0.27 <2 56 s <2 0.49 2 1 59 10 604 24.35 0.04 3

The results included on this report relate only to the items tested

The Certificate of Analysis should not be reproduced except in full,

without the written approval of the laboratory

Page 1 of 1

Mg Mn Mo Na Ni % ppm ppm % ppm

0.09 422 68 0.02 252

009 417 73 0.02 260


Data Completed: 06/0912011

Job II: 201 141977

Reference:

Sample#: 1

p Pb Sb Se Si ppm ppm ppm ppm %

464 39 10 <5 0.05

491 44 9 <5 0.06

Sn Sr Ti Tl v w y Zn ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm

<10 <3 485 <2 25 <10 2 190

<10 <3 465 5 24 <10 2 190

ACCURASSAY LAIIOJtATORif:'S

8 ill to: Analyzed For·.

Renner, Russel Renner, Russel


Marathon, ON POT2EO


Marathon, ON POT2EO

Canada Canada

i • • , ~ . : 1 1 ~ . r. , , , 10029 476B Net 30 Days

' . ',J ,_. )t 'l

Job# 201142124

ALP1 5 ea Dry, Crush (<5kg) 90% -8 mesh (2mm), Split (500g), Pulverize ALPG1 4 ea Pt Pd Au (FNAAS,30g) ALAR1 4 ea Aqua Regia Digestion with ICP-OES Finish ALZNAR1 ea Zinc Analysis, AAS Finish, Aqua Regia Digestion


INVOICE

7.50 15.60

9.50 4.00

IN1 09974

Jun 30, 2011 1

Jut 30,2011

37.50 62.40 38.00 4.00

141.90

18.45

160.35

ACCUR/\SSAY l CI ·H::· Gc!lr:,,,, :S~·l··~l

Thunder Bay. ON

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1ursday, June 16, 2011

Renner, Russel


Marathon, ON, CAN

POT2EO Ph#: (807) 229-0650

Fax#: (807) 229-1498


Ace.# Client ID

143662 BRR-2011..()39

143663 BRR-2011..()40

143664 BRR-2011..()41

143665 BRR-2011..()42

143666 BRR-2011..()43

143667Dup BRR-2011..()43

Au PI

ppb ppb

9 46

<5 69

12 70

16 233

24 200


Pd Rh Ag As ppb ppb ppm ppm

<10

<10

<10

16

<10

Co ppm



Job#: 201142124

Reference:

Sample #:5

Cu Fe Mo ppm ppm ppm

PROCEDURE CODES: ALP1. ALPG1, ALAR1, ALZnAR1

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The results included on this report relate only to the items tested The Certificate of Analysis should not be reproduced except in full,


Nl Pb ppm ppm

Zn

ppm

124

AL917-0059-06/16/2011 3:15PM Page 1 of 1

Friday. June 24, 2011

Ronner, Russel

33 Jackson C res., PO Box 794

Marathon, ON, CAN

POT2EO

Ph#: {807) 229-0650

Fax#: (807) 229-1498


,__ ....

Ace~ Client 10

143662

143&63

Au ppm

0.009

Pt ppm

0.046

Pd Ag ppm ppm

<{).01 2

1046 Gorr,ilm Stn:ct -:-hur J r 1;1 ·~· or.. C:J,. '~1a r ;·s <:>x5

T.~;: (8o ;·J ::;2&: 5JO <",1<: ;RrJ:- 6?2 ~--1


AI As 8 Sa Be Bi Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Fe K Li Mg % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm % % ppm %

1.00 <2 36 7 <2 8 1.05 5 36 36 311 5.33 0.07 4 0.14

Dale Received: 06/09/2011

Dale Completed: 06/16/2011

Job#: 201142124

Reference:

Sample #: 5

Mn Mo Na Ni P Pb Sb Se Si Sn Sr ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm

302 17 0.12 99 767 12 <5 <5 0 .05 <10 23

Ti Tl ppm ppm

1197 <2

143664

BRA·20t1·0J9

BRR-2011 -040

BRR:2011 -041 <0.005 0.069 <0.01 <1 0.43 2 35 3 0.11 <4 6 35 31 2.62 0.20 7 0.26 < 100 12 0.06 67 159 15 <5 <5 0.04 <10 5 138

143665

143666

1438670

BRR·201 1-042

BRR-:?01 1-Q43

BAR-201 1-()43

0.012 D.070 <0.01 2 2.10

0.016 0.233 0.018 2 1.13

0.024 0.200 <0.01 2 1.10

PROCEDURE CODES: ALP 1, ALPG 1. ALAR 1, ALZnAR 1

' ·'

<2 42

37

39

11

20

20 <2

7 1.68

16 1.18 8

18 1.14 8

43

86

86

74 127 6.62 0.11

45 354 12.10 0.08

44 370 12.05 0.08

The results included on this report relate only to lhe items tested

The Certificate ol Analysis should not be reproduced except in full,

w~houl the written approval of the laboratory

Page 1 of 1

20 1.01 926 8 0.13 148 938

9 0.27 290 29 0.03 244 438

9 0.27 288 30 0.03 242 432

9

24

24

<5

<5

<5 0.04 <10 14 2429 5

<5 0.05 <10 s 963 3

<5 0.06 <10 5 961 <2

v w y Zn ppm ppm ppm ppm

20 16 13 1514

15 <10

97 <10

22 18

21 16

3 288

6 163

6 1393

6 1391

.....

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Bill to:

Renner, Russel, P

PO Box 794

Marathon , ON POT2EO Canada

PKG4 ALP1 ALFA1

4

10029 4768

Unit

ea ea ea

• ~ j

Job# 201143004

ALP1 , ALPG1 , ALAR1

Analyzed For:

Renner, Russel

PO Box 794


Net 30 Days

Oeser~

Dry, Crush (<Skg) 90% -8 mesh (2mm), Split (500g), Pulverize Gold (FA/AAS, 30g)

INVOICE )p~

- l · t·~

35.35 7.50

12.75

~!41il

GSl' '+nl"

IN111019

Sep 16, 2011 1

Oct 16, 2011

141 .40 7.50

12.75

161.65

21.01

· T :>'tid Arr.>!1P.Ja!llll 182.66

Exc -eptional Service. Expert Analysis.

ACCURASSAY lO·liS GC·rh;un :Sl'l . .'d Thunder Bay. ON Co:lna,ja P713 ::,:.:5

Ti_-1· ,;:3071 ()'261630

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assa~'j>accur assay. rom

!day, September 2, 2011

Renner, Russel

33 Jackspn Cres., PO Box 794

Marathon, ON, CAN

POT2EO Ph#: (807) 229-0650 Fax#: (807) 229-1498 EmaH: [email protected]

Aix:.# CllentiD

199328 BRR2011051

199329 BRR2011052

199330 BRR2011053

199331 BRR2011054

199332 BRR2011058

199333Dup BRR2011058


~

ppb

<5

<5

<5

<5

<5

<5



Job#:201143004

Reference:

Sample#:5

PI Pd ppb ppb

20 <10

<15 <10

<15 11

<15 <10

<15 <10

<15 11


The results included on this report relate only to the items tested The Certificate of Analysis should not be reproduced except in full,


---·- -- --~--···

Rh ppb

AL907-0059-09/02/2011 11:31 AM Page 1 of 1

~ ~~~R~~~~~AY Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Renner. Russel


Marathon, ON, CAN

POT2EO Ph#: (807) 229-0650

Fax#: (807) 229-1498

Email: russ [email protected]

1046 Gorham Street fhundet Bay, 0 N Canada P7B 5X5

Tel : (807; 626-1630 Fax: i807) 622-7571

www.accurassay.com vs::;ay©accurassay. com


Date Received: 08116/2011


Job# 2011 43004

Reference:

Sample#:5

Ae¢/1 Client 10 Au ppm

Pt ppm

Pd Ag AI AS B Ba Be Bi Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Fe K LI MgMnMo Na Ni P Pb Sb Se Sl Sn St Ti Tl V W Y Zn ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm % % ppm % ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm

199328

199329

199330

199331

199332

1993330

BRR2011051

BRR2011052

BRR2011053

BRR2011054

BRR2011058

BRR2011058

<0.005 0.020 <0.01

0.009 0.025 <0.01

<0.005 <0.015 0.011

<0.005 <0.015 <0.01

<0.005 <0.015 <0.01

<0.005 <0.015 0.01 1

PROCEDURE CODES: ALP1 , ALPG1, ALAR1

6 1.62

<1 1.41

<1 1.27

<1 0.78

084

<2 76 507 <2 <1 0.78 <4 15 71 26 2.89 0.61

<2 ss 211 <2 <1 0.93 <4 22 236 97 2.73 0.38

66 11 <2 <1 2.05 <4 23 73 48 2.65 0.10

<2 56 19 3 9 0.80 7 324 154 127 14.85 0.10

<2 57 18 3 10 0.85 7 342 162 136 15.52 0.10



without the written approval of !he laboratory

' Page 1 of 1

30 1.06 311 15 0.34 106 1744

24 1.57 265 < 1 0.12 82 1560

15 1.10 397 3 0.13 43 388

6 0.22 138 37 0.03 169 < 100

7 0.23 146 40 0.03 177 <100

7

28

11

21

18

....

<5

<5

<5

<5

<5

<5 0.04 <10 116 3335 <2 65 <10 6 57

<5 0.04 <10 32 1738 <2 53 <10 9 66

<5 0.03 <10 21 2060 2 69 <10 9 41

<5 0 .03 <10 10 845 <2 22 <10 5 440

<5 0.03 <10 11 689 6 23 <10 6 454

ACCURASSAY LA80RA10111t:S

Bill to:

Renner, Russel, P

PO Box 794


Bu s.i ne-s~ No:

PKG1 ALP1 ALFA1

2

10029 4768

ea ea ea

.. ~ .

Analyzed For:

Job# 201143003

ALP1 , ALFA1, ALAR1

Renner, Russel

PO Box 794


Net 30 Days

Dry, Crush (<Skg) 90% -6 mesh (2mm), Split (500g) , Pulverlze Gold (FNAAS, 30g)

Exce p tio nal Serv ice . Ex p e rt A nalysi s.

INVOICE

32.30 7.50

12.75

IN111020

Sep 16, 2011 1

Oct 16, 2011

64.60 7.50

12.75

84.85

11 .03

95.88

ACCURASSAY Thunder Bay. ON

C lr' dd a P .'8 SX ~)

T•:l ' 80 7 I 1:·2C> ~ ·) 30

Fa~ : 18071 622· 75 71 a.ss<t~@accwassay. com

rlday, September 2, 2011


Marathon, ON, CAN

POT2EO

Ph#: (807) 229-0050

Fax#: (807) 229-1498 Ema~ : [email protected]




Job#: 201143003

Reference:

Sample#:3

lv.;c # Client 10 AU g/t(ppm)

199324 BRR-2011~55 <0.005

199325 BRR-2011-056 0.006

199326 BRR-2011~57 0.007

199327 Dup BRR-2011~


~ --= Certified By: """"-"'"' ---


Page 1 of 1

0.005

AL903-0059-09/02/2011 9:33AM

tA ~~fR~~~~~J\Y W ednesday, September 7. 2011

Renner. Russet

33 Jackson Cres .. PO Box 794

Marathon, ON, CAN

POT2EO

Ph#: (807) 229-0650

Fax#: (807) 229-1498


·- ··---· Ace II ClientiO Au Ag AI

ppm ppm %

199324 BRR-2011·055- <0.005 0.73

199325 BRR-2011-056 0.006

199326 BRR-201 1 ·057 0.007 4 3.53

1993270 BRR-201 1-057 0.005 8 3.96

PROCEDURE CODES; ALP1 , ALFA1 , ALAR1

Certified By:

As

ppm

<2

<2

<2

10 46 Gorlltlm St!eet Thunder IJCJy, ON

Canada P78 5X5

Tel: (807) 6 26-1630 Fax: (807) 622- 7571

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8 ppm

70

73

77

Ba Be Bi C<l Cd Co Cr Cu Fe K

ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm % %

53 <2 <1 O.Q7 <4 3 84 63 3.08 0.25

198 <2 5 0.21 <4 65 1056 40 6.25 2.98

226 <2 5 0.24 <4 72 1181 44 6.93 3.31


The Certificate of Analysis should not be reproduced except in full.

without the wri tten approval of the laboratory

Li ppm

10

42

47

Page 1 of 1

Mg

%

0.66

4.14

4.59

Mn Mo Na Ni p

ppm ppm % ppm ppm

142 21 005 64 220

547 <1 0.04 396 166

612 <1 0.05 438 179


Oate Completed: 09/02/2011

Job#: 201143003

Reference:

Sampte#: 3

Pb Sb Se Si Sn

ppm ppm ppm % ppm

9 <5 <5 0.03 <10

<5 5 0.05 <10

5 <5 <5 0.06 <10

Sr Ti Tl v w y Zn pprn ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm

11 750 <2 26 <10 2 21

4 2841 3 1:27 <10 <2 127

4 3124 6 142 <10 <2 147

lAIIOIIATOI!II!:& INVOICE ACCURASSAY

Bill to:

·- -~ . . l t:.·

Renner, Russel



10029 4768

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Job# 201143477

Analyzed For:

Renner, Russel



Net 30 Days

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- : 1~

·.-' ~ ~ 1 .. ~

.. - ~- ,. .: .... . '·_ ~

ALP1 ALPG1 PKG1

1 9

ea ea ea

Dry, Crush (<Skg) 90% -8 mesh (2mm), Split (500g), Pulverize Pt Pd Au (FNAAS,30g)

7.50 15.60 32.30 ALP1, ALFA1, ALAR1

~ ~

, GS!r¥HS'f

; ~~!"i~~M

Exce pti ona l Servi ce. Expert Analysis.

IN111853

Oct31, 2011

Nov 30, 2011

7.50 15.60

290.70

313.80

40.79

354.59

1\CCURASSAY t.••o••ro••••

Jesday, October 11, 2011

Renner, Russel


Marathon, ON, CAN POT2EO Ph#: (807) 229-0650 Fax#: (807) 229-1498 Email: [email protected]

Ace# ClieniiD

234208 BRR-2011-009

234209 BRR-2011-060

234210 BRR-2011-001

234211 BRR-2011-002

234212 BRR-2011-063

234213 BRR-2011-064

234214 BRR-2011-007

234215 BRR-2011-008

234216 BRR-2011~70

234217 BRR-2011~71

234218 Dup BRR-2011~71

~OCEDURE CODES: ALP1, ALPG1, ALAR1

1 O·lf) (11)r tr <II 11 ::, ~ 'l'r:l

Thunder Bay. ON Co~nada P7B SX5

T<:l: ,8fJ7t1)26 1.630 Fa.l(: !807)622-7571

',\-lh'IY. ~1':..:CL. r d":; s,;_iy. r:r.._:.rn

assay@accur assay.c<Jm


Au ppb

10

15

9

<5

<5

8

9

8

45

<5

<5



Job#: 2o11434n

Reference:

Sample#: 10

PI Pd ppb ppb

<15 <10

52 13

<15 <10

92 <10

24 <10

<15 16

<15 21

<15 <10

32 <10

19 <10

<15 <10

. '"d:b .. = Certified By: ._._"_ --




Rh ppb

AL907-0059-10/11/20111:37 PM Page 1 of 1

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Renner. Russel

33 Jackson Cres .. PO Box 794

Marathon, ON, CAN

POT2EO Ph#: (807) 229-0650

Fax#: (807) 229-1498 Email: russ. [email protected]

1046 Gorr.am Street Thunder 8a~·. ON Canada P78 5X:i

Tel: (807) 62tH630 •a• : t_807 622-7571

V.'\\w.accurassay.com ilS!>a~ :<i'accurassay.~om



Date Completed: 1 0/11/2011

Job#: 201143477

Reference:

Sample #: 10

Ace II Client iD Au Pt Pd Ag AI As B Ba Be Bi Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Fe %

K U Mg Mn Mo Na Ni P Pb Sb Se Si Sn Sr n n v w Y ~ ppb ppb ppb ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm or. ppm % ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm

234208

234209

234210

234211

234212

234213

234214

234215

234216

234217

2342180

BRR·2011 ·059

BRR-2011·060

BRR-201 1-061

BRR-20 1 1-062

BRR-.2011-063

BRR-2011-064

BRR-20 11-067

BRR-20 11-068

BRR-20 11-070

BRR-2011.071

BRR-2011-071

10 <1 5 <10

15 52 13

9 <15 <10

<5 92 <10

<5 24 <10

8 <15 16

9 <15 21

8 <15 <10

45 32 <10

<5 19 <10

<5 <15 <10

PROCEDURE CODES: ALP1 , ALPG 1, ALAR1

<1 2.37 <2

<1 1.18 <2

<1 1.80 <2

<1 2.81 <2

<1 1.68

<1 1.39 <2

<1 1.83 <2

<1 1.47 <2

<1 1.10 40

<1 1.07 10

62 20

64 12

54 10

59 47

56 111

55 31

51 23

50 16

35 22

35 22

2

<2

2

2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

<2

2 1.78

2 0.36

23 1.09

6 3.45

<1 0.83

5 2.76

<1 1.87

7 3.46

11 0.78

5 0.78

4 18 205 143 1138 0.29

<4 14 84 67 3.79 0.73

6 11 231 169 15.22 0.26

<4 58 , 10 92 7.35 0.63

<4 57 en 83 3.58 1.16

<4 53 236 210 5.01 0.06

<4 43 20 69 4.85 0.11

<4 25 338 24 5.21 0.05

<4 32 6 421 5.50 0.06

<4 31 6 403 5.Z4 0.05

The resulls included on this report relate only lo the items tested

The Certificate of Anatysis should not be reproduced eKcept in full.


Page 1 of 1

28 1.06 360

19 1.15 208

18 0.69 420

15 1.67 953

22 3.26 246

26 2.47 681

19 2.11 722

26 2.21 636

16 0.75 358

16 0.74 351

19 0.08 137 334

12 0.07 62 355

23 0.13 190 197

9 0.40 134 1589

<1 0.15 420 <100

<1 0.11 120 186

<1 0.22 51 276

15 0.09 181 <100

3 0.21

3 0.20

21 532

520

22

9

25

9

10

8

9

38

9

9

6

7

5

5

6

8

<5

6

<5

<5

<5 O.ol <10

<5 0.01 <10

<5 <0.01 <10

<5 O.D1 <10

<5 0 .02 <10

<5 0.01 <10

<5 <0.01 <10

<5 0.01 <10

<5 0.25 <10

<5 0.25 <10

19 1610 7 38 <10 12 225

9 862 5 28 <10 5 69

15 482 7 38 <10 7 287

17 6922 12 240 <10 27 135

9 1160 10 64 <10 <2 31

78 197 16 92 <10 7 41

60 1647 7 132 <10 10 51

63 190 13 71 10 26 8 11

20 1929 <2 76 <10 30

20 1965 <2 74 <10 7 25

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