Blue Star Expands High-Grade Flood Zone Exposure at Surface Through Overburden Stripping and Channel Sampling Program

Core Insights - Blue Star Gold Corp. has announced significant results from its recent exploration program at the Ulu Project, revealing high-grade gold mineralization in the Flood Zone deposit [2][5][20] Exploration Program Results - The drilling program covered four target areas with a total of 1,120 meters drilled, including mechanical stripping and power washing of a section of the Flood Zone deposit [3][15] - High-grade mineralization was exposed at the surface, with notable intervals including 9.82 meters at 8.31 grams per tonne (g/t) gold and 4.18 meters at 14.73 g/t gold [7][20] Geological Findings - Approximately 750 square meters were mechanically stripped, exposing a 30-meter strike length of mineralization, revealing pillowed basalt, mineralized quartz lenses, and strong arsenopyrite mineralization [6][20] - The mapping and channel sampling results correlate well with established geological models, indicating local variability typical of an Archean gold system [9] Future Plans - The company plans to expand the mechanically stripped area by another 15-20 meters in width and 80 meters in length, incorporating current observations into a revised structural model for the Flood Zone [20][21] - Data from the 2025 drill holes will be integrated into Blue Star's geological model for future drill targeting in the 2026 season [21] Company Overview - Blue Star Gold Corp. is focused on mineral exploration and development in Nunavut, Canada, with significant landholdings in the High Lake Greenstone Belt and a notable high-grade gold resource at the Flood Zone deposit [32][33]