Trailbreaker Expands Footprint of High-Grade Gold Structure at Atsutla Gold Project, BC

Core Insights - Trailbreaker Resources Ltd. has announced positive results from its 2025 exploration program at the Atsutla Gold project, highlighting the expansion of high-grade gold and the discovery of new copper-gold-silver showings [1][4] Exploration Results - The 2025 exploration program included the collection of 147 soil samples and 77 prospecting grab samples, with assays revealing high-grade gold values, including a peak of 630 g/t Au from previous explorations [2][7] - The Highlands zone's structural feature has been expanded to a 1.0 km x 1.2 km area, with new high-grade copper and silver showings discovered in the Highlands North zone, located 1.1 km north of the gold showings [2][11] Mineralization Characteristics - Gold mineralization at the Highlands zone is associated with a larger system (Atsutla West) covering 5.0 km x 4.3 km, characterized by multiple shear zones related to larger faults [3][21] - The highest gold assay returned during the 2025 program was 401.8 g/t Au, with significant silver and copper values also reported from various samples [10][17] Geological Context - The Atsutla Gold project is situated over the Teslin-Thibert fault system, with gold mineralization linked to Mesozoic batholitic intrusions [26] - The project area has seen limited historical exploration, indicating potential for further discoveries [6] Future Exploration Plans - The Highlands zone and Atsutla West area are fully permitted for drilling, with plans to test the shear structure and explore additional mineralization potential [25][21]