The soil sampling program was carried out in October and November 2024 by IOS service Geoscientifiques and included the collection of 605 soil samples covering the favourable geology and distinctive magnetic domains in the central part of the property (Figures 2 and 3).
Rickmark, CEO of Harvest Gold State: Geochemical investigations of this soil provided a breakthrough in this characteristic of this species by understanding the gold potential surrounding the mineralized corridors of the Chiasco River. These soil geochemical results overlap historical information with recent geophysical, exploration and mapping results of harvests, creating previously invisible target opportunities. The GEO team meets this week to prioritize drill targets. ”
The results of the Soil Geochemical Program* highlight a unique gold target. Over 98 th Percentile au z-score ** values define eight zones parallel to the Mineralization Corridor (KRMC) of the Kiasco River (Figure 4). Three of the gold trains are soon located south of KRMC and down ice, confirming known mineralization from previous drilling and findings. Another five gold trains will be parallel to KRMC’s KRMC. These targets are geologically and geologically related by geolites and gablo in local stratigraphy (Figs. 5, Figs. 6).
The soil sampling programme was conducted in the heart of Mossau property, along with the results of recently published research and geological mapping. The soil sampling program reviewed existing drill targets along the mineralized corridors of the Kias River and identified new targets in the central part of the Mossau properties. Previously recognized mineralization in the heart of the properties along the Kiask River Mineralization Corridor identified by Vior in 2017 contained 2.93 g/t Au with a maximum of 12.9 g/t Au from excavation and grab samples. Mineralization has been confirmed and expanded along the strike from the results of the 2024 Exploration and Mapping Program (Press Release, May 15, 2025)
The soil sampling program included lines at intervals of 200 m perpendicular to known ice flow directions, and sample stations every 25 m. The importance of the abnormality is determined not only by gold grade and Z score*, but also by the continuity of the abnormal sample. .
* Soil sampling investigations are inconclusive, results are still in the early stages of interpretation, and there is no guarantee of mineral discovery
** The anomaly threshold was determined by iOS using a stochastic approach. The result of the assay is first converted to logarithmic data. The Z-score is calculated for each element in each sample. This significantly limits the range of values and allows normal distributions to be used for probability modeling. The anomaly threshold for an element is determined by the difference between the sample Z-score and the expected Z-score of the log. A normal population with a mean of 0 and standard deviation of 1, representing the local background confirmed by analysis of a large iOS database. Samples deviating from local trends may be associated with abnormal populations.
About Harvest Gold Corporation
Harvest Gold focuses on exploring near-surface gold and copper stone porphyry deposits in politically stable mining jurisdictions. Harvest Gold’s board of directors, management teams and technical advisors have over 400 years of collective geological and fundraising experience.
Harvest Gold has three active gold projects focusing on the urban Barry region, totaling 377 claims covering 20,016.87 ha located about 45-70 km west of Goldfields – wind sediments (Figure 1).
Harvest Gold acknowledges that it will span the Mosseau Gold Project eeyou istchee-james bay and abitibi territory. Harvest Gold is committed to building positive, mutually beneficial relationships based on respect and transparency with our local Indigenous communities.
Three properties in Harvest Gold, Mosseau, Urban-Barry and Labelle, cover preferred strikes of more than 50 km along the calcified shear zone.
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Figure 1: Project location: Urbanbury Greenstone Belt
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Figure 2: Mosseau Geology – Area of Soil Sampling Survey (Red)
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Figure 3: Mosseau Magnetics and Magnetic Domain – Area of soil sampling survey (red)
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Figure 4: Central Area – Soil Sampling AU (Z Score)
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Figure 5: Soil sampling (Z-score) and advanced target area covered by geology
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Figure 6: Soil sampling (Z-score) and target area for up-ice is magnetically covered
QA/QC Statement
All soil samples collected during the program were safely transported to the Institute of Activation in Anchor, Ontario (ACTLAB). Sample analysis included ICP-MS analysis of major and trace elements (Method UT-1-30G) following Aqua regia digestion in a 30g aliquot. Digestion by Aqua regia consists of a solution of 75% hydrochloric acid and 25% nitric acid, which is highly aggressive and oxidized, allowing metals, sulfides and gold to dissolve. However, the content of silicate minerals depends on the mineral species and metal in which solubility is present, so only partially enters the solution into which they subtract from the reported results. Therefore, most of the iron and magnesium present in these scleral minerals is solubilized, leaving behind an insoluble silica and alumina residue. However, digestion with Aqua regia does not bring impact-resistant minerals into the solution, such as quartz, feldspar, zircon, and some oxides. For five samples with aluminum results above the UT-1-30G limit, aluminum was analyzed by ICP-OE after lithium-Boten fusion. 68 Certified Reference Materials (Oreas 46 and Oreas 47), Internal Reference Materials (MRIHB23-2 and TILL09), and Company-Solved Blanks follow industry standard QA/QC protocols, including the insertion of certified reference materials, blanks, and duplicates to ensure the accuracy and accuracy of the results.
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On behalf of the Board of Directors
Rick Mark
President and CEO
Harvest Gold Corporation
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