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Scottie Resources – Final Batch Of Assays At The Blueberry Contact Zone Return Intercepts Of 7.0 g/t Gold Over 14.40 Meters and 14.66 g/t Gold Over 4.00 Meters

Brad Rourke, President and CEO of Scottie Resources (TSX.V:SCOT – OTCQB:SCTSF), joins me to review the final batch of high-grade gold assay results at the Blueberry Contact Zone from last year’s 10,270 meter drill program at the Scottie Gold Mine Project, located in the Golden Triangle of British Columbia.  We also discuss the larger Company strategy of consolidating much of the prior drilling to date along with this year’s drilling all building towards a Maiden Resource Estimate that is targeted to be out to the market next month.

 

  • Blueberry Contact drillhole SR24-357 intersected 7.00 grams per tonne (g/t) gold over 14.40 m including 47.40 g/t gold over 2.00 m at the Fifi vein zone.
  • Blueberry Contact drillhole SR24-359 intersected 14.66 g/t gold over 4.00 m including 52.60 g/t gold over 1.00 m at the Road vein zone, and 4.81 g/t gold over 8.00 m including 10.83 g/t gold over 3.00 m at the at the BB vein zone. The hole also intercepted 35.0 g/t gold over 1.00 m on the Fifi vein zone.
  • Blueberry Contact drillhole SR24-358 intersected 12.40 g/t gold over 1.00 m at the Lemoffe vein zone.

 

Brad outlines that now with all the drilling data back from last year’s exploration program, that they can work on finalizing the Maiden Resource Estimate.  Their team internally anticipates somewhere around a million ounces of gold for this first resource estimate, but it will depend on what comes back from the 3rd parties creating the study. 

 

Additionally, we discussion that there are still results from multiple veins and around the Blueberry Contact Zone and the Scottie Gold Mine area, along with the C and D Veins, the Golden Buckle Zone, and the Domino area that are not going to be included in this initial resource, because they still need more drilling density.  This means there is still definite upside to the mineralized inventory beyond what will show up in the first pass resource report, and those growing areas will be the focus of future drill programs.  The strategy at present is simply to get out a study on the lowest hanging fruit for the resources thus far, and then wrap some earlier stage economics around the project with a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) later in the year.

 

If you have any questions for Brad regarding Scottie Resources, then please email them in to me at  Shad@kereport.com.

 

  • In full disclosure, Shad is a shareholder of Scottie Resources at the time of this recording, but may choose to buy or sell any stock at any point in time.

 

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Discussion
17 Comments
    Jan 29, 2025 29:01 AM

    Keep your eye on Nvidia the Chinese driving around in their mandated electric cars are targeting The American economy. China went all in on Ev’s just like Canada, but they aren’t suitable for our climate and now the Americans want their car industry back, but they have also dropped Ev subsidies. Some people just can’t see that the wolf has been at the door crying BUY ME, BUY ME!!! but the wolf gets turned away because the government has stopped supporting something they can’t afford and something that wasn’t practical and something that wasn’t decided on by the consumer. Now if we get a social credit system which the government would dearly love to implement and which the consumer doesn’t want well that is a different matter! LOL! DT 🤣🤣🤣

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      21 hours ago

      You can keep mocking me all you want. The more you’re adamant it’s going to happen, the less likely it is to happen. Your track record speaks for itself…..I’ve lost track how many years you’ve been calling the RE collapse in Canada. It’s at the point that when it does finally happen you can’t possibly take credit for being right. It’s like your Nvidia collapse call which may eventually happen but those who bought at your last collapse call made a nice 50% return in a few months…..I know you’re never wrong……eventually. 🤣

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        20 hours ago

        For forty years after The Second World War real estate did nothing here in Canada but it is clearly in a bubble and has been for at least 12 years and I have been reporting on that bubble since then. Bubbles can remain bubbles for a long time and keep filling with air which is the clear case here. The point is it is hard to say when the bubble will meet the pin, but it will happen as we are very close but being an investor I was close to noticing when the bubble began and said so. That is the obvious case with Nvidia as well. DT

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    Jan 29, 2025 29:28 AM

    DeepSeek and China +1, America and Nvidia -10. LOL! DT

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    Jan 29, 2025 29:00 AM

    I saw the decline in The US back in the 1960’s when the Americans first started to offshore their manufacturing capabilities, and The Asians were so willing to learn from their master’s by picking up the slack. Now of course the tables have turned, and we in The West are desperate to get back what we deemed as obsolete so long ago. Now we need a strong government to stop the industrial erosion that will be hard to repair, it will take decades unless you can re-invent yourself with technology and that too is now slipping away. It will be a battle to see who can become dominate in this changing World. DT

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    23 hours ago

    China…. does not have a CONSTITUTION…. SHeeple forget what that means…
    The Cabal , Kabal, Qubal… would like WE THE PEOPLE..to forget that one fact…

    Unlike Canada, ran by the Crown… you think you have rights but think about it…

    China not much more than a commie state….

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      23 hours ago

      I don’t think I know we don’t, but the pendulum is starting to swing in the opposite direction, and it will overcorrect on the right side. The sheeple are only aware because the left side took us way past the mean, they needed to feel the pain because their powers of reasoning aren’t there. DT

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    22 hours ago

    Help me I’m falling, Nvidia needs one of those buttons old people strap around their necks. On Monday Nvidia crashed but bargain hunters on Tuesday (The Fed traders) came back in and started to prop them up again, however today Nvidia is falling again, and it will soon do a Cliff Dropoff! LOL! DT

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      21 hours ago

      Yup. Drops another $23 and it will be back trading at the level it was at the last time you called for the cliff dive. 🤣

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        21 hours ago

        Thats not true and you know it you are just being vindictive! DT🤣🤣🤣

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        20 hours ago

        The trouble with you Wolfster is that you believed that the government could throw the taxpayers money at building electric cars, and it would happen because after all they are a lot smarter than the market. When I repeatedly called you out by pointing out that the copper wasn’t there and would take decades to just open mines before they could even begin to fill the need, and that need was worldwide you simply believed it was inevitable although it hadn’t been thought through. Meanwhile technology is pointing in the direction that there are better alternatives. Look at the mess this thinking has caused our Canadian finances.

        To top it off you live in Alliston On. where Honda supports your economy and received huge government subsidies and went ahead with building an Ev car production line all the while support kept them alive in the form of phony subsidies for them and the consumers and those cars were meant for a warmer climate something we don’t have here. Now the climate agenda has been exposed, and it was a fraud from the beginning, but you refused to consider the obvious. You bought into a pipe dream that someone else did the Due Diligence for you. LOL!!! DT 🤣🤣🤣

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          15 hours ago

          I made 89% returns last yr so I guess I didn’t get too much wrong. Now how’s your portfolio doing DT …. Hope you don’t follow your own advice. Sold your home 13 yrs ago before the bubble burst. 🤣🤣🤣. Homes have doubled in price during those 13 yrs after your bubble call…..hope you didn’t short Nvidia at $98 when you said it was about to collapse. Oops. 🤣🤣🤣.

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            13 hours ago

            Nope! I have lived in the same place for 25.5 years. My house has gone up 700% since I bought it. I got in at the market bottom and when I was looking 26 years ago nobody was buying, I had the field all to myself, I couldn’t believe it. I have bought a number of properties over the years. However, nothing goes up forever and that is what you will find out in that one horse town you live in. I have a lot of different investments not just stocks. LOL!!! DT 👍👍👍

            12 hours ago

            Wolfster, these industries will be hit hardest if Trump puts on the 25% tariffs, if I was you, I would take heed because your home value will suffer collateral damage. Especially in a location where that is the primary source of income. DT

            https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/these-industries-would-be-hit-hardest-by-trump-s-25-per-cent-tariffs/ar-AA1y5tny

            12 hours ago

            ‘…89% returns last year..’ Nice work Wolfster, congratulations.

            10 hours ago

            Thanks Brumple. Was a good yr. Hoping to duplicate it or better this yr.

            So only others should heed your wonderful words of wisdom DT……and here’s a little wisdom for you. Most people who work at the Honda plant don’t live in Alliston. Hence the severe traffic heading to the 400 after every shift change. Perhaps your sage advice will help those who live in Orillia or Barrie or Midland….. and of course Toronto too.🤣

        20 hours ago

        His timing is off

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