• Black Mammoth Metals reported IP survey results at its 100%-owned Antelope Gold property in Nevada, flagging a drill target beneath the North Zone.
• Inversion modeling outlined overlapping resistivity-high and chargeability-high anomalies tied to a north-south structure cut by a northwest dike-filled corridor.
• The dike structure is underlain by a chargeability high at roughly 150-300 meters depth, interpreted as a potential feeder for a silica cap.
• Historical Phelps Dodge drilling (1988-89) returned 1.88 g/t gold over 12.19 meters from surface in hole PTR-106, including 3.41 g/t over 4.57 meters.
• Antelope land position expanded to about 321 hectares after staking eight additional unpatented lode claims; the project carries no royalties or work commitments.

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