Trailbreaker Resources Advances Multiple Exploration Projects in British Columbia and Yukon
TL;DR
Trailbreaker Resources' newly consolidated high-grade gold claims and drill-ready projects offer significant discovery potential for investors seeking advantage in the emerging commodity bull market.
Trailbreaker has expanded its Liberty project to 9,453 hectares through systematic geophysical surveys and drilling, with archaeological studies completed for permit approval.
Trailbreaker's exploration projects create economic opportunities in British Columbia and Yukon while maintaining responsible partnerships with local First Nations communities.
Trailbreaker discovered rock samples with up to 630 g/t gold at Atsutla and acquired the Wheaton property near the famous 52-ounce Turnagain nugget source.
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Trailbreaker Resources Ltd. is advancing multiple mineral exploration projects across British Columbia and Yukon Territory, focusing on gold, copper-gold, and copper-molybdenum targets. The company's current portfolio includes three primary projects in BC: the Atsutla Gold project, Liberty Cu-Mo project, and Coho Cu-Au property, along with several additional properties at various stages of development.
The Atsutla Gold project, located 120 km northwest of Dease Lake, BC, represents a newly discovered high-grade gold opportunity. Recent consolidation of key ground near the Highlands zone, which has yielded samples up to 630 g/t gold, enables first-pass exploration this field season. The project features two distinct targets: the Highlands zone as a new high-grade orogenic gold discovery and the Swan zone as a porphyry copper-gold-silver target, both fully permitted for drilling but never tested.
At the Liberty Cu-Mo project northwest of Quesnel, BC, Trailbreaker completed extensive work throughout 2024-2025 including diamond drilling, geochemical surveys, and geophysical studies. The property expanded significantly from 5,054 to 9,453 hectares, requiring additional archaeological and environmental assessments that have delayed drill permit approval despite favorable results defining targets for phase 2 drilling.
The recently acquired Coho property, adjacent to Pacific Ridge Exploration's Chuchi deposit near the Mount Milligan mine, is considered one of Trailbreaker's more advanced projects. While permitted under previous ownership, the company is applying for a new 5-year area-based permit covering up to 50 drill sites to accommodate an aggressive exploration program. Historic geophysical data from 2022-2023 is being modeled to aid targeting.
Additional projects include the newly acquired Wheaton Gold property east of Dease Lake, where surface exploration is mobilizing for 2025, and the Castle Rock property on Vancouver Island, which recently received approval for a 5-year drill permit including up to 40 sites. The company maintains a pipeline of projects throughout the region, including properties near Golden, Clearwater, Williams Lake, and in Yukon Territory.
President Daithi Mac Gearailt stated the company is well-positioned for a potential multi-decade commodity bull market, with drill-ready projects, strong cash position, and favorable share structure. Technical information was reviewed by qualified person Carl Schulze, P. Geo., of Aurora Geosciences Ltd. For project details, visit TrailbreakerResources.com.
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