Questions for Dave Webb, Cambridge House, Oct 5-6, 2008

1. Why don’t Tyhee insiders own more TDC.V?

2. It has been said that when insiders own less than 10% of the company, it shows lack of confidence. Do you agree?

3. Will Tyhee initiate a Feasibility Study? When? How much would it cost? How long would it take, worse case, best case?

4. What news and when is expected for the remaining of this year?

5. How long will a prolonged PM sector downturn make it likely that Tyhee would be acquired or do a JV? Which would you prefer if a long term poor economy forces you to abandon your goal of being an independent miner?

6. Will your Tungsten be a significant benefit to the bottom line?

7. What action is or will be taken to stop suspected illegal bashing of Tyhee?

8. What’s the most likely obstacle that would hinder or prevent Tyhee from going into production?

9. At the current situation, if you were to invest now, in which competitor or other mining junior would you like to put your money?

10. Due to irresponsible Canadian market regulators who don't adequately enforce naked shorting, should Tyhee delist from TSX?

11. When will Tyhee add ounces at depth which are believed to be there? We need more ounces on the balance sheet. JP and Frank Barbra have said they believe that Tyhee will prove up between 5 to 10 million ounces.

Assuming that more ounces= Higher share price. End of story

12. When could we expect Tyhee to start construction of a mine. I think a time line would help the company in the market place? If Tyhee has one I cannot find it. Are you afraid that the mania phase will be over before Tyhee has the assets in place to receive full benefit.

13. Why not do a reverse split? Do you think it’s the only way to avoid a huge share issue going forward?

14. Why don’t they consider adding a couple more drills? I understand the support required however, they have the money to contract out to drillers, such as Energold and, under TYHEE's guidance, wouldn’t couple more drills with crews seems like it would be money well spent?