For those still interested in SGX properties and exploration...

See EXS NR re: Eastford Lake results below.

These two (1 and 2) longbomb maps illustrate close proximity of this discovery to SGX Kerrs property. We were told by SGX previous to LRU drilling that drilling plans would be altered due to EXS discovery. Not sure if this happened as it wasn't referenced in latest initial results Kerrs release from phase 3 drill program. Maybe we will hear more about in next Kerrs assay results as assays are pending.

Notable from EXS release: "The Mise a la masse down hole IP survey has produced a geophysical signature that indicated the mineralized zone is striking in a north-northwesterly direction and dipping to the south-southwesterly direction"... i.e. toward Kerrs.

Also of note: "Explor will start drilling the newly defined geophysical signature within the week."... i.e. more drilling planned to start soon.

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Explor continues to outline Lynx gold zone

2008-12-02 16:31 ET - News Release

Mr. Christian Dupont reports

EXPLOR-PROGRESS REPORT EASTFORT LAKE LYNX GOLD ZONE

Explor Resources Inc.'s Lynx gold zone (see news in Stockwatch on June 10, 2008) has been traced using down hole geophysics. Explor has completed eight holes after the discovery of the Lynx gold zone on Eastford Lake. Hole No. 9 was drilled 25 metres to the east while holes No. 10 and 11 were drilled to the west along the structure. Hole No. 12 was drilled to the north of hole No. 7 and hole No. 13 was drilled to the south. The gold-bearing structure was intersected but the gold was found to be of much smaller intervals in the adjacent holes which prompted the down hole Mise a la masse survey. Hole No. 14 did not return any significant results. The property is situated in the Kerrs, Warden, Milligan townships and the Rayner Lake area southwest of Lake Abitibi, Ont., 90 kilometres east of the Timmins-Porcupine gold mining camp. The Eastford Lake property consists of 170 contiguous unpatented mining units for a total of 3,100 hectares.

                       From       To            Interval          Gold

                       (m)      (m)        (m)      (ft) (g/tonne) (oz/ton)
Hole No.7   Zone 1    404.0    416.0      12.0      39.4      16.6    0.484
            Zone 2    528.5    530,0       1.5       4.9       5.7    0.166
Hole No.8             617.0    618.5       1.5       4.9       1.0    0.029
Hole No.9             498.0    499.0       1.0       3.3      2.84    0.083
Hole No.10  Zone 1    453.5    455.0       1.5       4.9      11.3    0.329
            Zone 2    467.0    471.5       4.5      14.8      3.34    0.098
Hole No.11            203.0    204.5       1.5       4.9       1.2    0.035
Hole No.12            282.5    285.5       3.0       9.8      1.25    0.036
Hole No.13            426.7    429.5       2.8       9.2       4.3    0.126
Hole No.14       -        -        -         -         -         -        -
Hole No.15            101.0    104.0       3.0       9.8       1.7    0.050

The results for hole No. 8 which has been drilled 800 m to the north of hole No. 7 reported low-grade gold values. Hole No. 14 had only anomalous values less than 500 parts per billion.

The Mise a la masse down hole IP survey has produced a geophysical signature that indicated the mineralized zone is striking in a north-northwesterly direction and dipping to the south-southwesterly direction. The combination of widespread ankerite alteration and gold mineralization hosted by many different rock types, including quartz-feldspar porphyry, altered ultramafics, tholeiitic basalt and metasediments are reminiscent of the diverse types of gold mineralization found in major gold camps (such as Hollinger-McIntyre system and Dome mine in the Porcupine gold camp). Explor will start drilling the newly defined geophysical signature within the week.