Silver Bullet Mines to Start Phase Two Development at Washington Mine Including Mill Evaluation

Core Viewpoint - Silver Bullet Mines Corp. is initiating Phase Two of its development program at the Washington Mine following a successful summer exploration program, indicating strong potential for both near-term processing and long-term mining operations [1][2]. Phase One Summary - Phase One involved the completion of a 12 foot x 12 foot adit for access to multiple mineralized zones and the establishment of underground drill stations to define the geometry of these zones [2]. - Detailed surface exploration during Phase One identified multiple gold and silver targets, including the Berger and Lindgren Veins, and the site of the original discovery from the 1890s [3]. Phase Two Development - Phase Two will include opening the recently discovered Subrosa Adit and mining a bulk sample, which is believed to contain significant high-grade silver and gold [5]. - A key component of Phase Two is the processing of mined material, with the company evaluating a proposal from a local mill and considering the installation of a modular mill on-site [6]. Future Steps - After processing the bulk sample and receiving lab results, the company plans to open the Washington silver/gold zone and access the Berger Vein [7]. Other Developments - In Arizona, the company is awaiting results from a third-party multi-element analysis on concentrate from the Super Champ Mine, which will facilitate the sales process with a previously identified buyer [9]. - The company has granted 4,000,000 stock options to officers, directors, and consultants, which vest immediately and are exercisable at $0.30 [9].