Visual Drill Results from Teuton's Ram Property -- Golden Triangle, British Columbia

Core Insights - Teuton Resources Corp. has initiated its 2025 drill program on the Ram Property, located in British Columbia's Golden Triangle, with promising visual results from the first three drill holes [1][2]. Drill Program Highlights - The drill program targets two magnetic anomalies, with significant sulfide concentrations observed, particularly pyrrhotite, which is associated with precious metals in nearby deposits [2][3]. - The first three holes in Target 1 revealed an increase in sulfide concentrations at depth, indicating potential for precious metal endowment [2][3]. - Drill holes RAM25-03 to RAM25-05 intersected a strong magnetic high of approximately 1,000 by 800 meters, with significant mineralization observed [3][4]. Target Analysis - Target 1 (Western Magnetic Anomaly): - Comprises a 1,000 by 800 meter magnetic high, located 7 km southwest of the Red Mountain deposit. The drilling has intersected broad domains of hornfels and high proportions of disseminated pyrrhotite-pyrite-chalcopyrite mineralization [4][5]. - Target 2 (Eastern Magnetic Anomaly): - A 1 km long by 150 meter wide magnetic high has been identified, associated with a multi-phase porphyry intrusion. Drilling has revealed significant alteration and mineralization [4][5][6]. Sample Analysis - A first batch of samples from Hole 3 has been sent for analysis, with previous surface sampling indicating gold concentrations ranging from trace to 7.01 grams per tonne and silver from 0.12 to 58.63 grams per tonne [3][4]. Future Plans - Drilling has resumed with a seventh hole planned to reach a depth of 400 meters, aimed at further exploring the mineralization potential along the porphyry intrusion [4][7].