Tower Successfully Completes Expanded 3213 m Drill Program at Rabbit North, Drilling Six Holes on the New Blue Sky Gold Trend and Five on the Thunder North Zone

Core Viewpoint - Tower Resources Ltd. has successfully completed an expanded diamond drilling program on the Blue Sky gold trend and Thunder North gold zone at its Rabbit North property, indicating significant exploration progress in the Kamloops mining district [1][10]. Drilling Program Summary - The drilling program was expanded from 3000 meters to 3213 meters due to high productivity, with drilling expected to resume in February [2]. - A total of six holes were drilled on the Blue Sky trend, totaling 1756 meters, focusing on the orientation and prospectivity of mineralization [3]. - Five holes were drilled at Thunder North, totaling 1457 meters, aimed at verifying previous mineralization indications and extending the zone eastward [4]. Geological Insights - The first three holes on the Blue Sky trend were drilled near discovery hole RN24-055, which had an intersection of 31.5 meters at 4.15 g/t Au, to assess the mineralization contact [3]. - The Thunder North drilling included verification of the faulting and continuity of gold mineralization, with previous intersections showing significant gold grades, such as 13.3 meters at 3.28 g/t Au [4]. Assay and Analysis - The company anticipates receiving most assay results prior to the planned resumption of drilling in February, with previous campaigns indicating significant gold anomalies in the drill core [8]. - The exploration at Rabbit North differs from typical Late Triassic porphyry deposits, suggesting a large-scale gold mineralizing system [8]. Company Overview - Tower Resources is focused on mineral exploration in the Americas, with key assets in British Columbia, including the Rabbit North project, which is strategically located between major copper-gold mines [10].