Bayhorse Mine Underground Workings Update

Bayhorse Silver Inc. BHS: TSX-V, 7KXN: FSE (the “Company” or “Bayhorse“) reports on the first two weeks of underground work at its Bayhorse Silver Mine in east-central Oregon, USA.
Mining contractor, American Mining and Tunneling (“AMT”) of Elko, Nevada has completed nearly three quarters of scheduled underground safety work. AMT have scaled, bolted and screened the first 270 ft of the roof within the 370 ft long adit, and is installing the ventilation system to the Intermediate Level workings.

The Company has created a digital, 3 dimensional presentation of all the underground workings. This presentation can be viewed on the Company’s website at:

Please note: To see the interactive model in your web browser you may have to change the settings for viewing PDF files from “preview” to “View”

The underground plans and comprehensive detailed maps were acquired from Dr. A. Wallace, P.Geol, who is a highly recognized exploration geologist and is the principal of Cordex Exploration of Reno, Nevada. These substantial records have been under the care and custody of Cordex since the work was conducted by Dr. Wallace.

The 3-Dimensional (3D) representations will be used by AMT in planning the next phase of work. They will also be used by Apex Geoscience, who will conduct a laser scan of the underground workings to confirm the accuracy of the records and to accurately locate the drill holes conducted by Silver King Mines during its 1984 mining program.

An array of highly experienced geological and engineering consultants is assisting the Company in its work at the historic Bayhorse Silver Mine. The team includes Dr. Clay Conway, P.Geol, Dr. Stewart A Jackson, P.Geo., Dr. G. E. Ray, P.Geol, (Independent) Dr. Richard Jolk, P.Eng. Metallurgy, Apex Geoscience (Independent. M. Dufresne M.Sc. P.Geol) as well as Sacre-Davey Engineering and Metsolve Metallurgical Labs