Bitterroot Resources Ltd. owns the Coyote Sinter gold/silver project in Nevada. The project contains sinter and geothermal features at surface that indicate a preserved low-sulfidation epithermal system is present. Previous shallow drilling was anomalous but untested the priority 200-400m depth range. Recent work included mapping of 4 geothermal vents, CSAMT geophysics, and relogging of historic holes. This work defined drill targets along structures below the vents and along a 1.5km fault. Bitterroot is permitted and plans a core drilling program in 2022 to test for a bonanza zone at the projected optimal depth range for this type of system.

1. Bitterroot Resources Ltd.
November 30, 2021
BTT (TSX-V)
Mr. Rick Streiff, CPG is the Qualified Person
responsible for the contents of this presentation
Coyote Sinter
Gold/Silver Project,
Elko County, Nevada

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3. Nevada – The Leading US Mining State
Castle Property
Coyote Sinter
Property

4. Coyote Sinter – Location
Carlin Trend
Independence Trend
Jerritt Canyon
Tuscarora
Coyote Sinter
Property
Elko
10 km

5. Coyote Sinter – Location
• BLM - administered land in Elko County, NV
• Proximal to the Independence (Jerritt Canyon)
and Tuscarora Mining Districts
• Good road access, with mining infrastructure
and services nearby in Elko, NV

6. Coyote Sinter
• Insert Google earth image
Sinter outcrop, gentle topography

7. Typical Depth Range of
Epithermal Gold/Silver
Bonanza Zone
-200 to -400 metres below
Paleosurface (Sinter)
Radius 2018
Drilling Depth
Chevron 1990
Drilling Depth
Sinter
Sinter
Coyote Sinter - Epithermal Model

8. Why Explore Coyote Sinter ?
• Sinter, stibnite crystals and geothermal vents at surface confirm
the entire epithermal (hot spring) system is preserved and likely
mineralized
• Strong surficial pathfinder geochemistry
(Gold, Arsenic, Antimony and Mercury)
• Logging of RC drill hole chips and CSAMT indicates a potentially
structurally brittle host dacite flow host rock at depth
• Untested bonanza zones at 200-400 metres depth
• Permitted for drilling under BLM Notice of Intent (20 sites, 4.7 acres)

9. Coyote Exploration Target
• The Coyote Sinter represents the
top of a high energy, high thermal
fluid flow geothermal system
• Stibnite crystals in sinter
indicate that the geothermal
fluid was likely mineralised
with gold and silver
• Alignment of 4 surface
geothermal vents identifies an
upflow zone (priority drill target)

10. Coyote Sinter –
Previous Shallow Drilling
• 1990 - Chevron Minerals drilled 4 RC holes to a
maximum depth of only 50 metres. All were
geochemically anomalous.
• 2018 - Radius Minerals drilled 5 RC holes to a
maximum depth of only 201 metres. Minimal
assaying / geochem was done.
• Bitterroot will target the untested 200-
400 metres depth with core drilling

11. Coyote - Antimony-in-Soil
• Highly anomalous
antimony and
bladed stibnite
crystals are
consistent with the
top of a fertile low-
sulfidation
epithermal system.
Chevron Fault

12. Coyote – Arsenic-in-Soil
Highly anomalous
arsenic in sinter is
also consistent with
the top of a fertile
low- sulfidation
epithermal system.
Chevron Fault

13. Coyote - Gold-in-Soil
Highly anomalous
gold, arsenic and
antimony in sinter
are all consistent
with the top of a
fertile low-
sulphidation
epithermal system.
Chevron Fault

14. 2021 Coyote Field Work
Geologic Relogging of RC
Drill Chips Highlighted
Brittle Dacite Host Rock at
Depth
Detailed Geologic Mapping
has Identified Four Likely
Geothermal Vents

15. 2021 Coyote Detailed Geologic Map
1.5 km-long,
mineralized,
Chevron fault
Is untested
below 50
metres
Inferred
Fault
Geothermal vents
= drill targets

16. 2021 Coyote Detailed Geologic Map
Geothermal Vents
NNE/SSW “Chevron” Fault
Inferred Fault
Target at
depth ?

17. Coyote Conceptual Cross-Section*
-200 metres
-400 metres
Bonanza Zone targets
“Chevron” fault target Geothermal
vents
* Looking Northwest

18. Coyote Geologic Mapping
Yellow = sinter horizon hosting 4 geothermal vents
Red = water table silicification horizons
Black = dark, high-energy sinter horizon
Tuscarora
Jerritt Canyon

19. 4 Geothermal
Vents
Identified
• The vents indicate:
• the epithermal system
is fully preserved
• A highly prospective
structural conduit

20. Geyserite
…forms on the paleosurface of the
geothermal system adjacent to
geothermal vents in the “splash zone”.
Geyserite at Coyote was mapped around
4 separate geothermal vents.

21. More
Geothermal
Textures
Above Right:
Breccias around geothermal vents,
indicating explosive activity.
Below Left:
Stromatolites formed in calmer warmer
water pools adjacent to the more active
areas.

22. CSAMT Survey - 2021
Geothermal Vents
seen in CSAMT

23. CSAMT – Resistivity increases
below geothermal vents
Line 3
Line 6
Sinter
Geothermal vents
-200 meters
-400 meters
flow
Bonanza
zone
target
Geothermal vents
Bonanza
Zone
Target
flow
-200 metres
-400 metres
Brittle Dacite
Sediments and tuffs
Sinter
Sediments and tuffs
Brittle dacite

24. CSAMT – Chevron Fault target
~1.5 km long
-200 metres
-400 metres
flow
Sinter
Bonanza
Zone
Target
Line 4
Brittle Dacite
Sediments and Tuffs
Area of
Chevron
Fault
Splays

25. 2021 – Field Work Adds Value
• Geophysical survey (CSAMT)
• Relogging of RC drilling chips
• Detailed Geological Mapping defines vent
area, favorable structures, lithologies and
drill targets
• BLM Permits received, bond posted
2022 – Ready to Drill,
subject to financing

26. Bitterroot Resources Ltd.
Suite 206-B
1571 Bellevue Avenue
West Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada, V7V 1A6
Tel: 604 922 1351
Contact – Michael Carr, CEO
Email: infoman@bitterrootresources.com
Website: www.bitterrootresources.com
TSX-V symbol – BTT
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