High-grade exploration project · Nevada, USA

MohoProject

A drill-ready vein system with high-grade gold and silver at its core

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Ownership100% Lahontan

Land package11 km²

StatusPermitted and drill ready

Project overview

A compact project with a large structural footprint

Moho is a high-grade, oxidized gold-silver vein and fault-breccia system in Mineral County, approximately 35 kilometres southwest of Santa Fe.

The 100%-owned property covers 11 square kilometres in Nevada's Walker Lane. Historic workings, underground sampling, drilling and ground magnetics point to multiple mineralized structures across a corridor more than 2.5 kilometres long.

LocationMineral County

Nevada's Walker Lane

SystemAu–Ag–Pb–Zn

Oxidized epithermal veins

Historic mining1930s

High-grade underground workings

Drilling1,960 m

Six core holes completed

Drilling highlight

31.9g/t AuEq

over 0.4 metres

High grade confirmed at depth

Hole MOH-002CA returned a standout interval grading 21.8 g/t gold, 376 g/t silver and 14.1% lead. The result sits within a broader 1.4-metre interval grading 17.0 g/t AuEq.

21.8 g/t Au376 g/t Ag14.1% Pb

Structural corridor

More than 2,500 metres of prospective strike

Ground magnetic surveys define a series of en echelon veins and fault breccias along the Moho Structural Corridor. Drilling has tested only a narrow vertical range and one of several mapped vein systems, leaving the broader corridor open for systematic follow-up.

Strike: 2.5+ km
Geometry: Multiple sub-parallel structures
Oxidation: All mineralization intersected to date

Ground magnetic map of the Moho Structural Corridor showing veins, faults and drilling — Ground magnetics and historic drilling · schematic project data

Exploration thesis

Historic grades, modern targeting

Small-scale mining in the 1930s reportedly produced material grading 20–25 g/t gold and approximately 300 g/t silver. Modern core drilling has confirmed high-grade mineralization at depth, while geophysics has expanded the target beyond the historic workings.

“Wide open high-grade vein system in the Walker Lane.”Company project summary

Work program

Ready for the next round of drilling

Permits are in place for immediate follow-up. The next phase can test continuity around known intercepts while stepping into parallel vein and fault-breccia targets defined by the magnetic survey.

CompleteGround magnetic survey
CompleteSix-hole core drilling program
CompleteDrill permitting
NextFollow up high-grade intercepts
UpsideTest parallel structures across the corridor

Project documents

Source material

Company project information and selected disclosure supporting the Moho overview.

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