Ryus St. Pierre, a younger geologist on the Wildcat staff, has been able to combine his computer skills with his geological training to better interpret drilling results from underground. He has been putting together the historical results of drillings from the years 1948 to 1950 on the Jeep property along with more recent Wildcat drilling data in order to build a comprehensive 3D picture of where the mineralization is likely to be underground. We were able to view a 3D video presentation while he spoke, showing where zones are likely to be found. The next step after creating a model like this and extrapolating the data, is to "test" or "prove" the hypotheses of the model through detailed exploration both at surface and by drilling specific targets at depth. This will be worked on this summer.

The old drill results only went down at about 525'. There has not been any drilling to lower levels below the mined out areas of the old Jeep mine. We therefore, do not know too much about what might be found at lower levels. If good results come out of efforts now made based on the 3D model, who knows whether the Jeep mine might not be revived?

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Closing questions - there was clarifaction on some of the items covered above, and an update on the lawsuit with the former CEO was given -- it was already covered well in a previous post by AndyK.

By the way, nice to meet you today, Andy, and to see you again, Don!

If anything I have posted is not quite accurate or could be expanded upon, please feel free to do so.

NL