KRO Company Profile Eagle Plains Resources Ltd (EPL-V) RS Web Site Tree Forum SEDAR Quote Free Trade Date Volume High Low Close Chg Status December 2, 2024 0 $0.100 $0.100 $0.100 $0.000 Trading Basic Info Listed On: TSX Venture: EPL 7/11/1995 Sector: Resource Key People Issued: 115,057,227 6/30/2024 Story Type: Discovery Exploration Timothy J. Termuende (CEO), Robert Doyle (CFO), Charles C. Downie (VP EX), Darren B. Fach (Sec), Diluted: 134,581,506 JK Owns: Yes Insider Stake: 10% 10/6/2022 Tel: (250) 426-0749 Working Capital: $10,049,234 6/30/2024 Email: Address Market Cap: $11,505,723 Web Site: eagleplains.com 44 12th Ave. S. Ste 200, Cranbrook, BC, V1C 2R7, Canada Cash Breakup: $0.06 per sh Twitter: @eagleplains Spec Value Rating History Dec 11, 2018 $0.080 Bottom-Fish Spec Value New Dec 21, 2020 $0.150 Bottom-Fish Spec Value New Dec 1, 2021 $0.160 Bottom-Fish Spec Value New Dec 31, 2021 $0.175 Bottom-Fish Spec Value New Nov 28, 2022 $0.220 Bottom-Fish Spec Value New Dec 30, 2022 $0.190 Fair Spec Value New Oct 18, 2023 $0.110 Bottom-Fish Spec Value New Dec 29, 2023 $0.125 Bottom-Fish Spec Value New Oct 30, 2024 $0.095 Bottom-Fish Spec Value New Spec Value Rating Overview SV Rating: Bottom-Fish Spec Value - as of October 30, 2024 What's Next? Updated August 11, 2020: Eagle Plains Resources Ltd listed on the ASE by IPO on July 11, 1995 and merged with a related company called Miner River Resources Ltd on May 12, 1999 to create a vehicle for the father and son team of Bob and Tim Termuende to pursue the prospect-generator-farmout model. Eagle Plains, now headed by CEO Tim Termuende and Exploration VP Chuck Downie, specializes in western Canada where it stakes claims with known mineralization when they come open, dresses the projects up to develop targets for futher work, and either farms them out to third parties, or spins them out as independent companies. On June 15, 2006 Eagle Plains spun out the Copper Canyon deposit near Galore Creek in BC as Copper Canyon Resources Ltd on a 1:1 basis, which Novagold acquired on May 20, 2011 on a 1 for 0.735 Novagold share basis that valued Copper Canyon at $0.87 per share. Numerous projects have been used by capital pools to complete their qualifying transactions, with many eventually returning into the Eagle Plains fold. The flagship project in 2017 is the high grade gold vein Fisher project in Saskatchewan southeast of the Seabee Mine in which Silver Standard can earn up to 80% by spending $4 million and paying $3 million over 4 years. In the same area the Chico project is farmed out 80% to Aben Resources Inc while Eagle Plains holds 100% of Orchid. In southeast BC the 70,000 ha Iron Range Sedex style zinc-lead-silver project held since 1999 is being dressed up with an IP survey during 2017. Vulcan is another 100% owned Sedex play in southeastern BC. Another priority project is the VMS Acacia project adjacent to the former Samatosum Mine in central BC. Eagle Plains has prospects in the Yukon as well as a portfolio of Sedex zinc-lead prospects in the Northwest Territories. Eagle Plains has a portfolio of royalties retained through the outright sale of projects to other juniors. Recommendation History Edition Date Price Recommendation Gain BF2000 5/22/2002 $0.14 New BF MP Buy $0.10-$0.19 0% BF2000 1/17/2003 $0.15 Confirm BF TP Buy $0.10-$0.19 -21% BF2000 12/23/2003 $0.45 New Spec Cycle Hold 100% 137% BF2000 3/22/2006 $0.89 Confirm Spec Cycle Hold 100% 368% BF2000 6/21/2006 $1.75 BF Cycle Closeout Sell 100% 821% BF2009 12/24/2008 $0.10 New BF XP Buy below $0.10 0% BF2009 12/30/2011 $0.23 BF Technical Closeout Hold 0% 125% BF2012 7/13/2012 $0.19 New BF LP Buy $0.10-$0.19 0% BF2012 12/31/2013 $0.07 BF Technical Closeout 100% -63% BF2014 1/3/2014 $0.08 New BF Buy below $0.10 -25% BF2014 12/31/2015 $0.05 BF Technical Closeout 100% -50% BF2016 12/31/2015 $0.05 New BF Buy below $0.10 -50% SV2017 1/15/2018 $0.25 Good Relative Spec Value Buy @ $0.245 0% BF2016 12/11/2018 $0.08 BF Technical Closeout Hold 0% -20% SV2017 12/11/2018 $0.08 SV Technical Closeout Hold 0% -67% SVF2019 12/31/2018 $0.09 Bottom-Fish Spec Value Favorite 0% SVF2019 12/31/2019 $0.11 Bottom-Fish Spec Value Favorite 17% SVF2020 12/31/2019 $0.11 Bottom-Fish Spec Value Favorite 0% SVF2020 12/31/2020 $0.15 Bottom-Fish Spec Value Favorite 176% SVF2021 12/31/2020 $0.15 Bottom-Fish Spec Value Favorite 0% SVF2021 12/31/2021 $0.17 SV Technical Closeout 100% 17% SVF2023 1/2/2023 $0.19 Fair Spec Value Favorite 0% SVF2023 12/29/2023 $0.13 SV Technical Closeout 100% -34% Charts & Financing Activity  Most recent 43-101 resource estimate  Prior resource estimate  PEA  PFS  FS/BFS/DFS Private Placement Key less than $500,000 $1,000,000 - $2,000,000 $5,000,000 - $10,000,000 $20,000,000 - $50,000,000 $500,000 - $1,000,000 $2,000,000 - $5,000,000 $10,000,000 - $20,000,000 over $50,000,000 Private placement financing dates and value ranges are based on transactions reported by the TSXV Monthly Review. Date Company Type Quantity Price FT Units Amount Broker Jun 7, 2002 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 1,205,466 $0.150 $180,820 Feb 20, 2003 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 1,160,000 $0.150 Units $174,000 Mar 28, 2003 Eagle Plaines Resources Ltd PP 600,000 $0.250 Units $150,000 Sep 22, 2003 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 2,200,000 $0.150 Units $330,000 Jan 15, 2004 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 1,259,000 $0.500 FT $629,500 Apr 5, 2004 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 2,510,166 $1.500 Units $3,765,249 Jan 17, 2005 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 1,598,250 $0.750 FT Units $1,198,688 Jan 17, 2005 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 716,000 $0.750 $537,000 Sep 30, 2005 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 250,000 $1.000 FT $250,000 Jan 6, 2006 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 1,269,285 $0.700 Units $888,500 Jan 6, 2006 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 417,237 $1.000 FT Units $417,237 Sep 13, 2006 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 461,538 $0.650 FT Units $300,000 Jan 25, 2007 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 1,649,400 $0.650 Units $1,072,110 Jan 25, 2007 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 2,577,125 $0.800 FT Units $2,061,700 Jul 31, 2007 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 1,200,000 $1.250 Units $1,500,000 Jan 22, 2008 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 193,000 $0.600 Units $115,800 Jan 22, 2008 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 5,048,300 $0.700 FT Units $3,533,810 May 22, 2008 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 3,076,925 $0.650 $2,000,001 Sep 18, 2009 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 8,107,500 $0.200 Units $1,621,500 Sep 18, 2009 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 1,040,000 $0.250 FT Units $260,000 Jan 11, 2010 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 1,497,000 $0.180 Units $269,460 Jan 11, 2010 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 2,664,272 $0.220 FT Units $586,140 Dec 27, 2018 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 2,084,000 $0.200 Units $416,800 Dec 27, 2018 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 2,350,000 $0.240 FT Units $564,000 Dec 31, 2019 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 3,000,000 $0.105 $315,000 Oct 14, 2020 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 1,015,000 $0.160 Units $162,400 Oct 14, 2020 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 2,037,000 $0.180 FT Units $366,660 Jul 13, 2022 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 7,571,058 $0.170 FT Units $1,287,080 Sep 1, 2023 Eagle Plains Resources Ltd PP 4,441,500 $0.200 FT Units $888,300 Capital Financials Dated: June 30, 2024 Reporting Period: 6 months Year End: 12/31 Currency: CAD Assets Liabilities Income Cash Equivalents: $7,846,808 Current Liabilities: $1,159,600 Operating Revenues: $6,225,235 Receivables etc: $3,362,026 Tangible LT Debt: $0 Operating Cash Costs: $5,553,841 Current Assets: $11,208,834 Intangible LT Debt: $0 Operating Cash Flow: $671,394 Long Term Assets: $4,522,848 Total Liabilities: $1,159,600 Operating Non-Cash Costs: $0 Miscellaneous Revenue: $0 Total Assets: $15,731,682 Share Capital: $20,222,589 Cash Expenses: $844,496 Shareholder Deficit: ($5,650,507) Non-Cash Expenses: $68,309 Working Capital: $10,049,234 Net Shareholder Equity: $14,572,082 Total Expenses: $912,805 Overall Cash Flow: ($173,102) Monthly Overhead: $140,749 Net Income (Loss): ($241,411) Note: Capital History Date Period Cash Eq Current Assets Total Assets Current Liabilities Total Liabiltiies Share Capital GAIN Cash Expenses Diluted Working Capital 9/30/2010 9 $1,627,155 $2,427,918 $14,047,845 $328,638 $626,408 $23,711,459 $889,883 0 $2,099,280 3/31/2011 3 $4,757,955 $8,067,604 $19,588,326 $655,051 $889,952 $25,996,975 $429,258 0 $7,412,553 9/30/2011 9 $5,256,086 $9,457,517 $18,893,994 $1,082,103 $1,312,596 $26,192,168 $1,036,515 90,726,169 $8,375,414 12/31/2011 12 $6,196,247 $10,288,162 $15,669,341 $2,425,170 $2,653,292 $21,814,313 $10,886,786 89,891,169 $7,862,992 3/31/2012 3 $5,819,432 $9,018,063 $14,029,489 $505,022 $670,734 $21,814,313 $620,693 90,931,169 $8,513,041 6/30/2012 6 $5,077,846 $8,984,774 $14,308,880 $1,208,195 $1,370,633 $21,814,314 $681,171 95,104,487 $7,776,579 9/30/2012 9 $4,303,538 $8,544,039 $14,313,765 $760,035 $919,141 $21,814,314 $844,109 91,241,169 $7,784,004 12/31/2012 12 $4,860,765 $4,860,765 $12,859,257 $254,036 $409,737 $21,814,313 0% $1,324,629 91,231,169 $4,606,729 3/31/2013 3 $4,181,955 $7,428,918 $11,870,653 $235,336 $327,564 $21,814,313 $309,327 91,231,169 $7,193,582 6/30/2013 6 $4,176,246 $7,272,191 $11,636,927 $394,476 $482,556 $21,814,313 $567,809 89,953,669 $6,877,715 9/30/2013 9 $4,144,824 $7,753,585 $12,305,231 $412,258 $495,930 $21,814,313 $781,788 91,328,669 $7,341,327 12/31/2013 12 $2,984,922 $6,594,701 $10,099,071 $504,918 $504,918 $21,814,313 0% $1,203,264 90,928,669 $6,089,783 3/31/2014 3 $2,864,059 $6,282,437 $10,188,175 $765,900 $780,526 $21,856,814 $290,093 91,428,669 $5,516,537 6/30/2014 6 $2,568,771 $5,807,737 $9,664,820 $458,498 $467,884 $21,856,814 $551,239 90,958,669 $5,349,239 9/30/2014 9 $3,357,122 $6,580,864 $10,371,066 $1,177,549 $1,181,381 $21,856,814 $4,158,066 90,958,669 $5,403,315 12/31/2014 12 $3,878,713 $5,340,251 $8,653,563 $234,549 $234,549 $21,856,813 0% $1,115,767 90,958,669 $5,105,702 3/31/2015 3 $3,561,678 $4,963,665 $8,299,337 $305,321 $305,321 $21,856,813 $294,801 90,898,669 $4,658,344 6/30/2015 6 $3,556,620 $4,365,909 $7,671,159 $147,985 $147,985 $21,856,813 $580,935 91,798,669 $4,217,924 9/30/2015 9 $3,188,099 $4,695,371 $8,152,979 $592,759 $592,759 $21,856,813 $773,532 91,798,669 $4,102,612 12/31/2015 12 $3,367,724 $4,079,348 $6,358,598 $181,792 $181,792 $21,856,813 0% $2,180,231 91,448,669 $3,897,556 3/31/2016 3 $3,337,671 $4,102,759 $6,370,039 $144,496 $144,496 $21,856,813 $241,457 91,448,669 $3,958,263 6/30/2016 6 $3,104,524 $4,313,918 $6,682,268 $125,347 $125,347 $21,896,813 $490,902 91,668,669 $4,188,571 9/30/2016 9 $3,426,332 $5,236,272 $7,518,793 $953,864 $953,864 $26,090,310 $0 91,513,669 $4,282,408 12/31/2016 12 $3,185,464 $4,626,690 $6,646,322 $211,018 $211,018 $21,896,813 0% $227,899 92,028,669 $4,415,672 3/31/2017 3 $3,185,464 $4,626,690 $6,646,322 $211,018 $211,018 $21,896,813 $353,890 92,028,669 $4,415,672 6/30/2017 6 $3,519,362 $5,062,337 $7,402,511 $1,080,827 $1,080,827 $21,896,813 $271,480 92,438,669 $3,981,510 9/30/2017 9 $3,368,287 $5,111,635 $7,603,488 $676,140 $676,140 $21,896,813 ($197,049) 92,438,669 $4,435,495 12/31/2017 12 $3,199,060 $4,517,564 $6,902,337 $445,121 $445,121 $21,933,313 0% $2,437,223 103,281,669 $4,072,443 3/31/2018 3 $3,199,060 $4,517,564 $6,902,337 $445,121 $445,121 $21,933,313 $1,420,087 92,638,669 $4,072,443 6/30/2018 6 $2,651,985 $5,789,112 $8,447,060 $623,304 $623,304 $22,598,918 $762,530 103,281,669 $5,165,808 9/30/2018 9 $2,654,445 $5,275,643 $8,237,926 $377,465 $377,465 $22,614,069 $1,175,674 103,076,669 $4,898,178 12/31/2018 12 $2,931,285 $4,890,823 $7,482,377 $218,943 $218,943 $23,075,407 5% $1,344,066 103,076,669 $4,671,880 3/31/2019 3 $3,725,577 $5,891,215 $8,243,358 $864,002 $864,002 $23,063,657 $237,628 103,056,669 $5,027,213 6/30/2019 6 $3,497,761 $5,590,760 $8,013,117 $696,452 $696,452 $23,063,657 $482,165 102,591,669 $4,894,308 9/30/2019 9 $4,002,630 $5,993,329 $8,469,067 $1,023,609 $1,023,609 $23,378,640 $692,400 106,016,669 $4,969,720 12/31/2019 12 $3,450,950 $5,698,554 $7,602,325 $428,500 $428,500 $23,390,390 1% $1,007,255 106,016,669 $5,270,054 3/31/2020 3 $3,401,791 $5,495,183 $7,309,547 $262,708 $262,708 $23,390,390 $289,270 103,016,669 $5,232,475 6/30/2020 6 $3,903,670 $7,740,717 $9,744,347 $622,061 $622,061 $23,589,390 $283,054 108,231,669 $7,118,656 9/30/2020 9 $5,081,879 $9,299,453 $11,308,536 $979,264 $979,264 $24,174,042 $625,651 111,373,669 $8,320,189 12/31/2020 12 $4,836,721 $8,881,913 $11,160,880 $688,909 $723,595 $24,271,256 4% $1,072,816 114,519,669 $8,193,004 3/31/2021 3 $4,825,060 $9,985,794 $12,396,739 $1,744,993 $1,773,231 $24,271,256 $298,740 114,519,669 $8,240,801 6/30/2021 6 $4,413,235 $8,793,693 $11,425,904 $797,390 $819,146 $24,271,256 $626,080 114,519,669 $7,996,303 9/30/2021 9 $4,517,917 $9,583,217 $12,352,250 $1,519,347 $1,534,579 $24,271,256 $854,415 108,519,669 $8,063,870 12/31/2021 12 $5,005,708 $10,397,428 $12,430,502 $888,673 $897,957 $24,638,820 2% $2,245,426 114,364,669 $9,508,755 3/31/2022 3 $5,404,354 $12,478,782 $14,755,359 $2,691,538 $2,696,919 $24,777,445 $323,156 113,930,669 $9,787,244 6/30/2022 6 $10,180,949 $13,204,342 $15,576,837 $3,635,788 $3,637,621 $24,783,820 $853,794 113,855,669 $9,568,554 9/30/2022 9 $10,301,256 $12,455,073 $15,638,046 $2,165,778 $2,165,778 $25,961,964 $1,327,121 125,312,256 $10,289,295 12/31/2022 12 $9,489,788 $11,239,295 $14,342,624 $1,725,979 $1,725,979 $25,997,868 6% $2,194,460 124,262,256 $9,513,316 3/31/2023 3 $9,488,862 $11,051,747 $14,214,730 $1,862,439 $1,862,439 $25,997,868 $840,020 126,739,256 $9,189,308 6/30/2023 6 $8,176,110 $11,638,745 $15,359,337 $1,441,029 $1,441,029 $26,442,410 $1,045,671 126,689,256 $10,197,716 9/30/2023 9 $8,684,093 $12,204,195 $17,246,415 $2,392,584 $2,392,584 $27,272,576 $1,392,193 134,454,227 $9,811,611 12/31/2023 12 $7,772,968 $10,448,846 $14,735,370 $912,974 $912,974 $20,222,589 -22% $2,198,500 133,351,506 $9,535,872 3/31/2024 3 $9,391,088 $13,267,063 $17,634,732 $3,685,369 $3,685,369 $20,222,589 $483,359 133,351,506 $9,581,694 6/30/2024 6 $7,846,808 $11,208,834 $15,731,682 $1,159,600 $1,159,600 $20,222,589 $844,496 134,581,506 $10,049,234 Structure & People Directors, Officers and Employees: 11,752,764 10.2% AGM: October 6, 2022 Other Insiders: 0 0.0% People Tree Available Past Reported Shareholders: 2,210,000 N/A Related Party Occupation Related Since Insider Director Officer Capacity Ownership % William R. Bennett Lawyer 6/15/2017 550,000 0.5% Glen J. Diduck Accountant 10/1/1996 CFO 2,600,000 2.3% Charles C. Downie Geologist 12/11/2001 VP Exploration 1,109,750 1.0% Darren B. Fach Lawyer 5/18/2004 Corporate Secretary 565,400 0.5% Paul S. Reynolds Geologist 7/4/2019 350,000 0.3% Timothy J. Termuende Geologist 1/30/1995 CEO & President 6,577,614 5.7% Kerry Bates Geologist 1/14/2021 Exploration Manager 0 0.0% Caesars Report Investor Relations 11/8/2023 IR 0 0.0% Robert Doyle Accountant 6/3/2024 CFO 0 0.0% Mike Labach Investor Relations 1/1/2006 IR 0 0.0% Robert Sinn Investor Relations 1/18/2024 IR 0 0.0% Past Insiders and Reported Shareholders - Current Ownership Status unknown - positions may be pre-rollback Related Party Occupation Related Since Insider Ended Director Ended Capacity Ownership David L. Johnston Engineer 12/21/2005 2/3/2012 2/3/2012 Advisory Board 215,000 Ryan Kalt Lawyer 4/19/2012 10/8/2013 10/8/2013 Director 0 David Matousek Insider 0 Ronald K. Netolitzky Geologist 5/18/2004 12/1/2017 12/1/2017 Consultant 1,190,000 Renee Patterson Broker 9/21/2009 Placee 50,000 Dane Sinclair Broker 1/11/2010 Placee 25,000 David Stelpstra Broker 1/22/2008 Placee 40,000 Monty Sutton Broker 9/21/2009 Placee 50,000 Bill Whitehead Broker 9/21/2009 Placee 600,000 Chris Wong Broker 1/22/2008 Placee 40,000 Share positions of current insiders based on last AGM circular, ownership % based on current Issued. Share positions of past insiders and shareholders have not been adjusted for rollbacks or splits. Risk Analysis Click here to view IPV Report Key to Understanding the Spec Value Hunter Tables Flagship Play Secondary Plays Other Plays A Spec Value Hunter table allows speculators to identify which projects offer poor, fair or good speculative value according to the rational speculation model. The speculative value depends on the project stage, the project's implied value as calculated by the company's fully diluted, stock price and net project interest, and the dream target deemed appropriate for the project. A dream target is what a project would be worth in discounted cash flow terms once in production. Poor Speculative Value - Fair Speculative Value - Good Speculative Value - Note: narrow arrows indicate IPV is outside the fair value channel but within 25% of the fair value limits Color Key for Target Outcome Achievability Ranges in millions ranked from most to least achievable below $25 Should be Private: Artisanal, Placer, Mom & Pop Shop $25-$50 Tiny Scale: underground mine or quarry - not worth the bother $50-$100 Small Scale: junior needs to self-develop $100-$250 Buyout Target: by Lower Tier Producers $250-$500 Buyout Target: by Mid-Tier Producers $500-$1,000 Ideal Target for Junior: Buckhorn, Sleeper $1,000-$2,000 Almost World Class: Ekati, Red Chris, Brucejack, Juanicipio, Stibnite $2,000-$5,000 World Class: Eskay Creek, Hemlo, Hermosa-Taylor, Oyu Tolgoi, LaRonde, McArthur $5,000-$10,000 Giants: Escondida, Sullivan, Carlin Trend, Kidd Creek, Orapa, Kamoa-Kakula above $10,000 Off the Scale District: Wits 1.0, Araxa, Sudbury Basin, Bayan Obo The target outcome range required for the current implied project value to represent fair speculative value is based on the upper and lower certainty limits associated with the project stage. The color coding is based on the target outcome using the mid-point of the certainty range. Active Company Projects Project Location Net Interest Stage IPV $ MM Fair Spec Value Required Target Outcome Range $100 UPV $500 $2000 Target Metals Deposit Style Vulcan Canada - British Columbia - Southeast BC 100% WI 2-Target Drilling $13 $538 - $1,346 Zinc Lead Silver Sedex Adamant Canada - British Columbia - Southeast BC 100% WI 2-Target Drilling $13 $538 - $1,346 Rare-Earth-Metals Niobium Peralkaline Intrusive Dictator Canada - British Columbia - Southern BC 100% WI 1-Grassroots $13 $1,346 - $2,692 Gold Lead Zinc Intrusion Related Gold System Donna Canada - British Columbia 100% WI 2-Target Drilling $13 $538 - $1,346 Gold Intrusion Related Gold System Findlay Canada - British Columbia - Southeast BC 25% TC 2-Target Drilling $54 $2,153 - $5,383 Lead Zinc Sedex Iron Range Canada - British Columbia - Southeast BC 20% TC 2-Target Drilling $67 $2,692 - $6,729 Copper Gold Zinc Lead Silver IOCG / Sedex Olson Lake Canada - Saskatchewan - La Ronge Belt 25% TC 2-Target Drilling $54 $2,153 - $5,383 Gold Orogenic Vein Pine Channel Canada - Saskatchewan - Northern Saskatchewan 20% TC 2-Target Drilling $67 $2,692 - $6,729 Gold Mesothermal Acacia Canada - British Columbia - Central BC 100% WI 2-Target Drilling $13 $538 - $1,346 Copper Zinc Lead Gold Silver VMS Black Diamond Canada - British Columbia - Southeast BC 100% WI 2-Target Drilling $13 $538 - $1,346 Silver Lead Zinc Vein Brook Canada - Saskatchewan 100% WI 1-Grassroots $13 $1,346 - $2,692 Lithium Pegmatite Brownell Lake Canada - Saskatchewan - La Ronge Belt 100% WI 4-Infill & Metallurgy $13 $135 - $269 Copper Zinc VMS Coyote Creek Canada - British Columbia - Southern BC 1.00% GOR 2-Target Drilling $0 $0 - $0 Potash Gypsum Sediment Hosted Crooked Lake Canada - Saskatchewan 100% WI 1-Grassroots $13 $1,346 - $2,692 Lithium Pegmatite Dragon Lake Canada - Yukon Territory - Ross River 100% WI 2-Target Drilling $13 $538 - $1,346 Gold Sediment Hosted Elsiar (LCR) Canada - British Columbia - Golden Triangle 100% WI 2-Target Drilling $13 $538 - $1,346 Copper Molybdenum Gold Porphyry Gladman Canada - Saskatchewan 100% WI 1-Grassroots $13 $1,346 - $2,692 Lithium Pegmatite Hanson Lake Canada - Saskatchewan 1.00% NSR 1-Grassroots $0 $0 - $0 Lithium Pegmatite Ice River Canada - British Columbia - Southern BC 100% WI 2-Target Drilling $13 $538 - $1,346 Rare-Earth-Metals Niobium Intrusive Complex Justice Canada - Northwest Territories 100% WI 2-Target Drilling $13 $538 - $1,346 Zinc Lead Mississippi Valley K9 Canada - British Columbia - Southeast BC 100% WI 2-Target Drilling $13 $538 - $1,346 Copper Gold Sedex Kalum Canada - British Columbia - Golden Triangle 100% WI 2-Target Drilling $13 $538 - $1,346 Gold Intrusion Related Gold System Keg Canada - Northwest Territories 100% WI 2-Target Drilling $13 $538 - $1,346 Zinc Lead Mississippi Valley MM Canada - Yukon Territory 100% WI 2-Target Drilling $13 $538 - $1,346 Zinc Lead Copper Silver Rare-Earth-Metals VMS Old Road Canada - Saskatchewan 100% WI 1-Grassroots $13 $1,346 - $2,692 Lithium Pegmatite Pelly Mountain Canada - Yukon Territory - Ross River 100% Wi 1-Grassroots $13 $1,346 - $2,692 Zinc Lead Silver Gold VMS Rusty Springs Canada - Yukon Territory 100% WI 2-Target Drilling $13 $538 - $1,346 Zinc Copper Stratabound Schotts Lake Canada - Saskatchewan 100% WI 3-Discovery Delineation $13 $269 - $538 Copper Zinc VMS Slocan Canada - British Columbia - Southeast BC 1.00% GOR 2-Target Drilling $0 $781 - $1,953 Graphite Wildhorse Canada - British Columbia - Southeast BC 100% WI 2-Target Drilling $13 $538 - $1,346 Gold Vein Wollaston Canada - Saskatchewan - Athabasca Basin 100% WI 1-Grassroots $13 $1,346 - $2,692 Uranium Unconformity style Project Stage Flagship Secondary Active Grassroots (1) & Target Testing (2) Discovery Delineation (3) Infill Drilling & Metallurgy (4) PEA (5) or PFS (6) Feasibility & Permitting (7) Construction (8) or Production (9) Clicking on the project icon will display a popup identifying the company project, its stage and target metals, basic facts, a chart, a link to that project within that company's KRO Profile, a link to the most recent news release, and a link to the most recent KRO comment if one exists.

Vulcan Project
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Vulcan		Canada	BC	Southeast BC	10,005 ha

Net Interest: 100% WI Vested: Yes Uncapped NSR/GOR: 0.00%

Ownership Terms: December 2011 agreement for Navy ResourcesCorp. (a private B.C. company) to acquire 60% of the Hilo portion. Under terms of the agreement, Navy will complete exploration expenditures of $3,000,000, make cash payments of $250,000 and issue 1,000,000 common shares to Eagle Plains over a fifty-four month period. Dropped 2015. Agreement Sept 28, 2020 whereby Brascan Gold Corp (private) can earn 60% by spending $4 million, issuing 1,000,000 shares and paying $500,000 over 3 years. Eagle Plains reserves a 2% NSR for itself. Option dropped Dec 2021.

Target Metals: Zinc Lead Silver

Model: Sedex

Stage: 2-Target Drilling

Notes on Vulcan Project

The road-accessible property overlies rocks of the Purcell Supergroup, including Aldridge Formation sediments. The principle exploration target on the property is a Sullivan-type stratiform sediment-hosted massive sulfide deposit. The nearby Sullivan Mine produced 144 million tons of ore averaging 6.5% lead, 5.6% zinc and 2.3 opt silver to 1988, representing 300,000,000 ounces of silver, 8,000,000 tonnes of zinc and 8,000,000 tonnes of lead. At Vulcan the styles of mineralization, host rocks and alteration all show strong similarities to the Sullivan Deposit. The best sulfide mineralization at Vulcan is exposed in a surface showing. Strata-controlled pyrrhotite-galena-sphalerite is interpreted to occur at the Sullivan time horizon in a 7.5 m thick zone which includes 1.5 m averaging 1.6% combined lead-zinc. Grab samples of this zone assay up to 5.5% lead-zinc and 22 opt silver. The Vulcan property has been tested by historic drilling on separate occasions. The most comprehensive testing occurred in the early 1990's by Ascot Resources. In 1991 a five-hole 1,003m drill program was completed. In 1992 three holes were drilled totaling 1535m and explored the Lower-Middle Aldridge contact (LMC) to depths of 300m, roughly 600-800m down-dip of 1991 intersections. Though 1992 drilling indicated the presence of Sullivan-type stratigraphy and alteration in all holes, significant base-metal mineralization was not encountered. The down-dip extension of the 1991 holes on the Vulcan property remain untested and provide targets for future work.

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Outcome Visualization Project as of Dec 2, 2024: Eagple Plains - Vulcan
Project:	Vulcan	Location:	Canada	Stage:	2-Target Drilling
Net Interest:	100% WI	Uncapped NSR:	0.0%	Target Metals:	Zinc Lead Silver
OV Project ID:	1000021	OVP Posted:	5/11/2020	OVP Retired:
Current OV ID:	1000062	Current OV Confirmed:	5/11/2020	Visualizer:	JK

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Visualized Outcome: Eagle Plains - Vulcan 9,000 tpd UG Scenario
Eagle Plains Resources Ltd specializes in the prospect-generator-farmout model with a focus on British Columbia and Saskatchewan. Once in a while the junior develops a target so good it cannot resist drilling it on a 100% basis. As described in Tracker April 23, 2020 the 100% owned Vulcan project in southeastern British Columbia is such a situation where in mid 2020 Eagle Plains will drill a deep hole to test an MT anomaly at 300-700 m depth which may be a smaller version of the Sedex zinc-lead-silver Sullivan deposit discovered in 1892 and mined until 2001, yielding 160 million tonnes of 5.86% zinc, 6.08% lead and 67 g/t silver. But more importantly, the hole will test a geological hypothesis that the historic work within this 10 km corridor of Lower-Middle Aldridge stratigraphy tilted on its side may have misplaced the Sullivan Time Horizon several hundred metres east of its actual location. If correct, the earlier drilling of the Vulcan corridor by past operators may have overshot the horizon most likely to host Sullivan-style mineralization. The main purpose of the drill hole, which will allow downhole geophysical surveys that would illuminate an even bigger MT target at 1,000 m depth, is to restore the prospectivity of the Vulcan corridor as a prime, effectively untested location to pursue the hunt for Sullivan Two. The search for Sullivan Two has been an ongoing obsession among juniors for a century and is of no small interest to Teck which owns the Trail smelter whose shutdown due to lack of concentrate feed would trigger a huge reclamation liability. Currently Trail gets concentrates from Red Dog and other producers, but having a reliable long term local source would enable Teck to push the reclamation liability far into the future. So while the Vulcan drill hole could get lucky, its main purpose is enable Eagle Plains to attract a strong farmout deal from a major. The Vulcan OV imagines a discovery about a third the size of Sullivan with similar grades, and developed as a 9,000 tpd underground mine similar to that proposed by a PEA for Arizona Mining Inc's Hermosa-Taylor zinc-lead-silver deposit in Arizona which South32 bought for CAD $2.1 billion in 2018. Hermosa-Taylor is a carbonate replacement deposit which is capable of higher grades than a Sedex deposit, but which by nature has greater complexity. Unlike most Sedex deposits such as Red Dog Sullivan also contained silver and other "critical" by-product metals recoverable at the smelter level. The OV only assumes zinc, lead and silver as payable metals. The OV is intended to demonstrate the valuation upside for Eagle Plains such a discovery would have even at current Covid-19 depressed zinc and lead prices.
Source Note: The Vulcan OV is based on the PEA Arizona Mining Inc published on Apr 6, 2017 for a 10,000 short ton per day underground mine at Hermosa-Taylor that relies on a shaft.
Visualized Outcome Summary: Eagle Plains - Vulcan 9,000 tpd UG Scenario
Deposit Scenario: 60,000,000 t @ 6.00% Zinc, 6.00% Lead, 67.00 g/t Silver
Mining Scenario: Underground 9,000 tpd 18.3 yrs, CapEx $457.0 million, SustCapEx $500.0 million, OpEx $55.00/t (USD)
LOM Payable: 6.2 billion lb zinc, 7.2 billion lb lead, 102.0 million oz silver
Economic Outcome (USD): Revenue Model at OV designated Metal Prices
		Annual Average	Life of Mine (LOM)	LOM Stats
Recoverable Revenue:		$1,144,029,927	$20,895,523,773	$348/t ore Recoverable Value:
Smelter/Transport Costs:		($275,689,201)	($5,035,419,204)	24.1% of Recoverable Revenue
Gross Payable Revenue:		$868,340,725	$15,860,104,569	75.9% of Recoverable Revenue
Royalties:		$0	$0	0.0% of Gross Payable Revenue
Net Payable Revenue:		$868,340,725	$15,860,104,569	75.9% of Recoverable Revenue
Mining Cost:		($131,400,000)	($2,400,000,000)	63% of OpEx - $40.00/t ore
Processing Cost:		($39,420,000)	($720,000,000)	19% of OpEx - $12.00/t ore
Other Cost:		($9,855,000)	($180,000,000)	5% of OpEx - $3.00/t ore
Sustaining Cost:		($26,315,789)	($500,000,000)	13% of OpEx - $8.33/t ore
Total Operating Cost:		($206,990,789)	($3,800,000,000)	24% of Net Payable Revenue - OpEx - $63.33/t ore
Pre-Tax Cash Flow:		$661,349,936	$12,060,104,569	76% of Net Payable Revenue - $201.00/t ore
Taxes:		($222,715,215)	($4,061,086,599)	34% of Pre-Tax Cash Flow - $67.68/t ore
After-Tax Cash Flow:		$438,634,721	$7,999,017,970	50% of Net Payable Revenue - $133.32/t ore
Note: Concentrate transport costs, smelter treatment costs and retention are subtracted from recoverable revenue to get gross payable revenue to which the uncapped royalty rate for the project is applied. The annual average of LOM sustaining cost is expensed as an annual operating cost. Annual average figures reflect full production years.
Economic Outcome (USD): Royalty Model for 1% NSR at OV designated Metal Prices
Mine Life:	19 years	Startup	NPV 5%	NPV 10%	NPV 15%
Annual Avg NSR:	$8,683,407	Now	$97,538,590	$65,083,839	$46,411,490
LOM NSR:	$158,601,046	2022	$107,536,295	$78,751,445	$61,379,196
Economic Outcome - Discount Rate: 8.0% - CAD AT NPV: $4.8 billion - Good Speculative Value
Gross Rock Value (USD/t):	$374	Recoverable Rock Value:	$348	Payable Rock Value:	$264
LOM Net Payable Revenue (USD):	$15,860,104,569	LOM PT Cash Flow (USD):	$12,060,104,569	LOM AT Cash Flow (USD):	$7,999,017,970
USD Pre-Tax NPV:	$5,349,258,353	Pre-Tax IRR:	144.7%	Pre-Tax Payback:	0.7
USD After-Tax NPV:	$3,405,406,337	After-Tax IRR:	96.0%	After-Tax Payback:	1.0
CAD Fair Spec Value Low:	$47,866,391	CAD Fair Spec Value High:	$119,665,979	CAD Implied Project Value:	$13,458,151
Price Target if Visualized Outcome delivered by Expl-Dev Cycle without dilution: CAD $35.57
Fair Speculative Value Stock Price Range: CAD $0.36 - $0.89
MSV (Market Cycle S Curve): Market Speculative Value represents the typical market pricing pattern of a new discovery as it moves through its exploration-development cycle. The irrational pricing behavior of the yellow channel contrasts with the fair speculative value of the blue channel as defined by the rational speculation model because during the pre-economic study stages there is great uncertainty about how big the discovery will turn out.

Fair Speculative Value Ladder

USD OV NPV	CAD OV NPV	Exch Rate	Diluted	Net Interest
$3,405,406,337	$4,786,639,147	1.4056	134,581,506	100.00%
Project Stage	Uncertainty Range	CAD FSV Range	CAD FSV per Share Range	CAD MSV per Share Range
Grassroots	0.5% - 1.0%	$23,933,196 - $47,866,391	$0.18 - $0.36	$0.36 - $0.89
Target Drilling	1.0% - 2.5%	$47,866,391 - $119,665,979	$0.36 - $0.89	$0.89 - $1.78
Discovery Delineation	2.5% - 5.0%	$119,665,979 - $239,331,957	$0.89 - $1.78	$1.78 - $26.68
Infill & Metallurgy	5% - 10%	$239,331,957 - $478,663,915	$1.78 - $3.56	$17.78 - $35.57
PEA	10% - 25%	$478,663,915 - $1,196,659,787	$3.56 - $8.89	$8.89 - $26.68
Prefeasibility	25% - 50%	$1,196,659,787 - $2,393,319,573	$8.89 - $17.78	$8.89 - $17.78
Permitting & Feasibility	50% - 75%	$2,393,319,573 - $3,589,979,360	$17.78 - $26.68	$8.89 - $17.78
Construction	75% - 100%	$3,589,979,360 - $4,786,639,147	$26.68 - $35.57	$17.78 - $26.68
Production	100%	$4,786,639,147	$35.57	$35.57 - $44.46

Market Speculative Value Stock Price Range: CAD $0.89 - $1.78

Warning: while the market spec value (S-Curve) and fair spec value channels presented in project value terms track the evolving expected ultimate outcome value, when presented in stock price terms the expected stock prices are subject to dilution through future equity financings or project interest farmouts.

Alternative Metal Price Scenarios
	Metal 1	Metal 2	Metal 3	Metal 4
	Zinc	Lead	Silver
Spot:	$1.40 /lb	$0.93 /lb	$30.46 /oz
OV Assigned:	$1.40 /lb	$0.93 /lb	$30.46 /oz
Pessimistic:	$0.90 /lb	$0.93 /lb	$30.46 /oz
Optimistic:	$1.50 /lb	$0.93 /lb	$30.46 /oz
Fantasy:	$2.00 /lb	$0.93 /lb	$30.46 /oz
Note: for Metal 1 pessimistic, optimistic and fantasy price scenarios, OV assigned prices are used for Metals 2-4

Economic Outcomes with Alternative Metal Price Scenarios
	USD PT NPV	USD PT IRR	USD AT NPV	USD AT IRR	AT Payback yrs
Spot:	$5,349,258,353	144.7%	$3,405,406,337	96.0%	1.0
OV Assigned:	$5,349,258,353	144.7%	$3,405,406,337	96.0%	1.0
Pessimistic:	$3,865,268,441	107.5%	$2,440,812,894	71.8%	1.4
Optimistic:	$5,646,056,335	152.2%	$3,598,325,025	100.8%	1.0
Fantasy:	$7,130,046,247	189.3%	$4,562,918,468	125.0%	0.8

Fair Speculative Value for Alternative Metal Price Scenarios
Stage: Target Drilling - 1.0% - 2.5%
	CAD AT NPV	CAD Target Price	CAD FSV Range	CAD FSV per Share Range	CAD MSV per Share Range
Spot:	$4,786,639,147	$35.57	$47,866,391 - $119,665,979	$0.36 - $0.89	$0.89 - $1.78
OV Assigned:	$4,786,639,147	$35.57	$47,866,391 - $119,665,979	$0.36 - $0.89	$0.89 - $1.78
Pessimistic:	$3,430,806,604	$25.49	$34,308,066 - $85,770,165	$0.25 - $0.64	$0.64 - $1.27
Optimistic:	$5,057,805,655	$37.58	$50,578,057 - $126,445,141	$0.38 - $0.94	$0.94 - $1.88
Fantasy:	$6,413,638,198	$47.66	$64,136,382 - $160,340,955	$0.48 - $1.19	$1.19 - $2.38

Disclaimer: A visualized outcome is one of many possible outcomes for an exploration project as it moves through the 9 stages of the exploration-development cycle from grassroots to a producing mine with failure as an outcome at any point along the way. The range of possible outcomes for the physical nature of a deposit shrinks after delivery of an initial 43-101 resource estimate. While the nature of the deposit constrains the range of mining scenarios, the cost assumptions will vary as the project moves through the feasibility demonstration stages of the cycle, which affects the economic value of the final outcome. This economic value will also vary according to the prices of the metals targeted for extraction which may change during the years it takes for a project to become a mine. An outcome visualization is thus a compilation of best guess assumptions for the key variables that drive the discounted cash flow model, the basis for assigning an economic value to a mine. An OV is not intended as a prediction, but rather as a framework that allows the incorporation of new information generated by the exploration-development cycle for the project into a valuation model on an ongoing, dynamic basis.

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Adamant Project
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Adamant		Canada	BC	Southeast BC	8,903 ha

Net Interest: 100% WI Vested: Yes Uncapped NSR/GOR: 1.00%

Ownership Terms: Acquired by staking December 2021. A 2% NSR was created with a 1% buyback by Eagle Plains for $1 million anytime that was spun out to Eagle Royalties Inc.

Target Metals: Rare-Earth-Metals Niobium

Model: Peralkaline Intrusive

Stage: 2-Target Drilling

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Dictator Project
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Dictator		Canada	BC	Southern BC	2,578 ha

Net Interest: 100% WI Vested: Yes Uncapped NSR/GOR: 0.00%

Ownership Terms: Agreement Oct 5, 2020 to acquire 100% from Aurum Vena Mineral Resources Corp (milo Mielniczuk) for $70,000, 250,000 shares and $150,000 exploration over 4 years. Vendor retains a 1% NSR that can be bought for $1 million.

Target Metals: Gold Lead Zinc

Model: Intrusion Related Gold System

Stage: 1-Grassroots

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Donna Project
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Donna		Canada	BC	British Columbia	9,421 ha

Net Interest: 100% WI Vested: Yes Uncapped NSR/GOR: 2.00%

Ownership Terms: Acquired from ALX Uranium Corp in 2016. Underlying 2% NSR. Agreement Jan 24, 2018 where Pinnacle North Gold Group can earn 60% by spending CAD $3 million, paying $250,000 and issuing 1,000,000 shares over 5 years. Option dropped July 2, 2020. On July 14, 2020 Eagle Plains acquired 4 crown grants that covered the St Paul and Morgan Mines on undisclosed terms.

Target Metals: Gold

Model: Intrusion Related Gold System

Stage: 2-Target Drilling

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Findlay Project
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Findlay		Canada	BC	Southeast BC	33,500 ha

Net Interest: 25% TC Vested: Yes Uncapped NSR/GOR: 0.00%

Ownership Terms: August 2011 option for Minerals and Metals Group to earn 60% by making cash payments to Eagle Plains of $500,000 and completing $5-million in exploration expenditures over five years. MMG may earn an additional 15-per-cent interest (for a total of 75 per cent) by delivering a bankable feasibility study by 2018. MMG withdrew in August 2014. Agreement May 8, 2023 to option 75% to Amaroq Gold Corp which can earn 60% by issuing 1,800,000 shares, paying $500,000 and spending $5 million over 4 years. Amaroq can increase to 75% by delivering a feasibility study by 2030. Eagle Plains retains a 2% NSR.

Target Metals: Lead Zinc

Model: Sedex

Stage: 2-Target Drilling

Notes on Findlay Project

The Findlay project overlies Aldridge formation stratigraphy, considered prospective for sedimentary exhalative (sedex) deposits. Structurally, this area has been identified as an extension of the North Star-Sullivan corridor which hosts the world-class Sullivan deposit 30 kilometres to the south. The Findlay property displays Sullivan-style exhalative tourmalinite (boron) horizons, massive fragmental sections, anomalous lead, zinc and indicator geochemistry, and base metal occurrences. This Sullivan smoke occurs throughout the lower to upper Aldridge formation and indicates the potential for Sullivan-style mineralization at multiple stratigraphic levels.

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Milestone Timeline
Program	Start	End	Milestone
Target Testing	2014 Q2 Mid June	2014 Q3 Mid August	an 850-metre, one-hole program begins, testing for Sullivan-type targets.

Iron Range Project
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Iron Range		Canada	BC	Southeast BC	70,473 ha

Net Interest: 20% TC Vested: Yes Uncapped NSR/GOR: 1.00%

Ownership Terms: Acquired in 1999 by staking when crown grants expired. March 2014 binding letter of intent for Santa Fe Metals to acquire a 60-per-cent interest over 5 years for 6 million shares, $10 million in exploration expenditures. Option drropped on Feb 11, 2016. Agreement May 5, 2020 to option up to 80% to a private Alberta company which can earn 60% by spending CAD $3.5 million and paying $250,000 over 5 years, after which it increase to 80% by paying $1 million to Eagle Plains.

Target Metals: Copper Gold Zinc Lead Silver

Model: IOCG / Sedex

Stage: 2-Target Drilling

Notes on Iron Range Project

The Iron Range property consists of 56,200 hectares. The claims are well situated with respect to infrastructure with a high-pressure gas pipeline, high-voltage hydroelectric line, railway and major highway all located within property boundaries. The Iron Mountain structure has been mapped with widths of up to 150 m and a strike length of over 50 km. Claims held by Eagle Plains cover over 30 km of the structure, with significant iron-oxide mineralization occurring over 15 km. Copper and gold mineralization have been discovered along the structure, highlighting the potential for iron-oxide copper-gold (IOCG) mineralized systems associated with the structure. The claims also overlie rocks of the Aldridge formation, including the same stratigraphic time horizon which hosts the world-class Sullivan deposit located 70 km to the northeast. Over its 100-year lifetime, Sullivan produced approximately 150 million tonnes of ore including 300 million ounces of silver, eight million tonnes of zinc and eight million tonnes of lead, collectively worth over $25-billion at current metal prices. The Iron Range deposits were originally staked in 1897 and were covered by Crown grants held by Cominco Ltd. and the Canadian Pacific Railway. Past work on the Iron Range deposits by Cominco focused on the considerable iron oxide resource with trenching and very shallow (20 m depth) diamond drilling along the Iron Range Mountain ridge. Eagle Plains staked the current claims immediately after the Crown grants reverted in 2000 and have been exploring the property since then. Exploration work to date includes geological mapping, geochemical surveys, diamond drilling and a 690 line km airborne geophysical survey. Drill programs were carried out by Eagle Plains in 2005 and 2008. Swift Resources optioned the property in late 2009 and completed a total of 580 m of drilling in seven holes.

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Milestone Timeline
Program	Start	End	Milestone
Delineation	2011 Q1 Mid January	2011 Q1 Mid January	5,000m phase 2 drill program begins, to consist of 12 to 16 holes designed to test structural features and the stratigraphic interval known to host the Sullivan deposit, located 70 kilometres to the north.

Olson Lake Project
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Olson Lake		Canada	SK	La Ronge Belt	10,380 ha

Net Interest: 25% TC Vested: Yes Uncapped NSR/GOR: 0.00%

Ownership Terms: Eagle Plains acquired by staking in 2017. Agreement Oct 24, 2019 where Canex Energy Corp (now SKRR Expl Inc) can earn up 75% by spending CAD $1.5 million, paying $250,000 and issuing 800,000 shares by Dec 31, 2020 to earn 51%, at which point Canex can increase to 75% by spending another $1.5 million and issuing 200,000 shares by Dec 31, 2023.

Target Metals: Gold

Model: Orogenic Vein

Stage: 2-Target Drilling

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Pine Channel Project
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Pine Channel		Canada	SK	Northern Saskatchewan	6,997 ha

Net Interest: 20% TC Vested: Yes Uncapped NSR/GOR: 0.00%

Ownership Terms: Acquired early 2019 by staking. An additional 1,105 ha was purchased on Mar 17, 2020 for an undisclosed amount and a 2% NSR. Agreement to option 80% to Apogee Minerals for 2 million shares, $150,000, and $3 million exploration by June 30, 2025. A 2% NSR was created with a 1% buyback by Eagle Plains for $1 million anytime that was spun out to Eagle Royalties Inc.

Target Metals: Gold

Model: Mesothermal

Stage: 2-Target Drilling

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Acacia Project
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Acacia		Canada	BC	Central BC	4,734 ha

Net Interest: 100% WI Vested: Yes Uncapped NSR/GOR: 1.00%

Ownership Terms: Acquired by staking in 2001. Agreement Sept 30, 2019 where 37 Capital Corp can earn 60% by spending $2.5 million and issuing 300,000 shares over 4 years. Option dropped. A 2% NSR with a 1% buyback at $1 million was created and spun out to Eagle Royalties. Agreement May 31, 2023 to option 100% of Acaca and 4 other projects (Lost Horse, FinLith, Surprise and Toodoggone) to Nevgold for 10 million shares.

Target Metals: Copper Zinc Lead Gold Silver

Model: VMS

Stage: 2-Target Drilling

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Black Diamond Project
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Black Diamond		Canada	BC	Southeast BC	2,515 ha

Net Interest: 100% WI Vested: Yes Uncapped NSR/GOR: 0.00%

Ownership Terms: Acquired by staking in 1993. A 2% NSR was created with a 1% buyback by Eagle Plains for $1 million anytime that was spun out to Eagle Royalties Inc.

Target Metals: Silver Lead Zinc

Model: Vein

Stage: 2-Target Drilling

Notes on Black Diamond Project

The property contains a prominent structure which hosts quartz vein material up to eight metres in width, and locally contains high-grade silver, lead and zinc mineralization. Located within the Toby Creek area, the steeply dipping north-to-south-oriented structure is exposed for approximately 760 metres vertically and is interpreted to have at least 3.5 kilometres of strike length within property boundaries. Historical pits, trenches and tunnels are located along irregular, exposed intervals over three km. Black Diamond saw limited production in 1906 to 1907. Tunnels up to 65 m in length were driven into mineralization in three separate areas over 790 m (2,600 feet) on the north side of Toby Creek. Historical production of 47 tonnes of ore was reported, containing 1,929 ounces of silver (40 ounces per ton), and 15,801 pounds of lead (63 per cent). Zinc-rich material was probably left as waste, as evidenced by inspection of waste dumps.

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Milestone Timeline
Program	Start	End	Milestone
Target Testing	2012	2012	400m drill program begins, with a single hole to test known structures on the property.

Brook Project
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Brook		Canada	SK	Saskatchewan	771 ha

Net Interest: 100% WI Vested: Yes Uncapped NSR/GOR: 0.00%

Ownership Terms: Acquired by staking Mar 2, 2023

Target Metals: Lithium

Model: Pegmatite

Stage: 1-Grassroots

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Brownell Lake Project
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Brownell Lake		Canada	SK	La Ronge Belt	1,006 ha

Net Interest: 100% WI Vested: Yes Uncapped NSR/GOR: 2.00%

Ownership Terms: Eagle Plains acquired by staking in 2017. Agreement Mar 28, 2023 whereby Pacific Imerial can earn 60% by issuing 1 million shares, paying $500,000 and spending $5 million over 4 years. Dropped. A 2% NSR was created with a 1% buyback by Eagle Plains for $1 million anytime that was spun out to Eagle Royalties Inc.

Target Metals: Copper Zinc

Model: VMS

Stage: 4-Infill & Metallurgy

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Coyote Creek Project
Coyote Creek		Canada	BC	Southern BC	2,048 ha

Net Interest: 1.00% GOR Vested: Yes Uncapped NSR/GOR: 0.00%

Ownership Terms: Agreement July 1, 2014 to sell 100% to Secure Energy Drilling Services for $250,000 over years plus an unspecified production royalty that is likely on a tonnage unit extracted basis. $1.50/t royalty of which half can be bought for $1 million.

Target Metals: Potash Gypsum

Model: Sediment Hosted

Stage: 2-Target Drilling

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Crooked Lake Project
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Crooked Lake		Canada	SK	Saskatchewan	0 ha

Net Interest: 100% WI Vested: Yes Uncapped NSR/GOR: 0.00%

Ownership Terms: Acquired Mar 2, 2023 by staking.

Target Metals: Lithium

Model: Pegmatite

Stage: 1-Grassroots

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