2. Contents
Summary ....................................................................................................................................................... 3
Introduction .................................................................................................................................................. 3
Property Description and Location ........................................................................................................... 3
Tenure Location (Map A) .............................................................................................................................. 4
Tenure Location (Map B) .............................................................................................................................. 5
Tenure Detail and Topography (Map) .......................................................................................................... 6
History ........................................................................................................................................................... 7
Geology ......................................................................................................................................................... 8
Geoscience Geochemistry map for Gold (extrapolated from report) .......................................................... 9
2014 Exploration Program .......................................................................................................................... 10
Exploration Program (Map A) ..................................................................................................................... 11
Exploration Program (Map B) ..................................................................................................................... 12
Placer Bulk Testing/Production Potential 2014/2015 ................................................................................ 13
2014 Exploration Program Initial Cost Estimates ....................................................................................... 14
2014 Exploration Program Cost Estimates Expanded ............................................................................. 14
Placer Bulk Testing/Production Potential 2014/2015 Performa ................................................................ 15
Full Production Performa (General Program) ............................................................................................. 17
3. Summary
The Mugaha Creek Properties are both placer and mineral prospects, located east of the confluence of
Mugaha Creek and Williston Lake.
Following the research of several reports in this area, and hand testing in 2012 through 2013, it has been
decided to propose this mechanical exploration program for 2014. Included with this proposal is the
outline for a production program.
The purpose of this presentation is to outline a verification process of the previous hand testing with the
potential of production (pending investors) within the first year of mechanical testing. The Results of this
testing will be sent to a Geologist for the purpose of a prospectus report.
The prospectus report will enable Snowshoe Mountain Resources Corp to be merged into a public
company on the OTC markets in the United States. Upon a successful merger, it will be likely to raise
public funds to purchase equipment and other start up costs associated with a project of this magnitude
Introduction
The ArthurJames/Two and a Half Shovels, Old School/GoldenEight claims of the lower Mugaha Creek
valley and Homeland/Heartland of the upper Mugaha Creek valley are 100% owned by Mitch Mortensen.
Mr Mortensen has been exploring this region since 2008, staked these claims in 2012 and has been hand
testing this area since.
Property Description and Location
The Lower Mugaha Creek property consists of 7 MTO placer cells called ArthurJames Claim
Tenure#951169 (128.50Hectares), 4 MTO placer cells called OldSchool Tenure#1027578 (73.41
Hectares), 4 MTO Mineral Cells called Two and a Half Shovels Claim Tenure# 1018495 (73.43Hectares)
and GoldenEight Tenure#1027580 (73.41Hectares).
all claims complete the rights to two zones of potential.
The upper Mugaha creek Property consists of 1 MTO placer cell called Homeland Claim Tenure#1018306
(18.35Hectares) and 1 MTO Mineral Cell called Heartland Claim Tenure#1018408(18.35Hectares)
Please note the Homeland/Heartland claims are still in preliminary testing phase and expansion of these
claims is intended.
Lat 55*25'20.0" Long -123*7'34.4" NTS 93O 045 map number, BCGS 093O/06 map sheet number
The properties are located 15km north of Mackenzie, BC. Access to all claims is good with the Forestry
road running through the middle of the lower Mugaha Creek claims. The Lower Mugaha Creek property
is heavily forested on the north side of the road and dips steeply down to Mugaha Creek. The south side
of the road is clear cut and flat in the test pit zone.
4. Tenure Location
0 175 350 km.
Legend
This map is a user generated static output from an Internet mapping site and is for general
reference only. Data layers that appear on this map may or may not be accurate, current, or
otherwise reliable. THIS MAP IS NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATION.
Scale: 1:10,000,000
Map center: 54°20' N, 125°25' W
5. Location Map
0 1.75 3.5 km.
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reference only. Data layers that appear on this map may or may not be accurate, current, or
otherwise reliable. THIS MAP IS NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATION.
Notes: Red Stars: Tenure# 951169 to Mackenzie Hospital
Scale: 1:100,000
Map center: 55°22' N, 123°5' W
6. Tenure Detail and Topography
0 175 350 m.
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otherwise reliable. THIS MAP IS NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATION.
Scale: 1:10,000
Map center: 55° 25' 20" N, 123° 7' 34" W
7. History
There is limited historical information for the Mugaha Creek area. However, what information is
available has been quite valuable and credible.
From a press release by Quantum Minerals
"During the years 2003 to 2006, extensive geochemical surveys outlined a number of gold-in-soil
anomalies southeast of Mugaha Creek in an area of extensive vegetation and overburden cover. One of
these anomalies was investigated by hand trenching and outlined a number of narrow, mineralized
quartz veins in sheared and faulted slate and siltstone. At least 3 to 5 veins were outlined and could be
traced intermittently for about 120 meters along strike and remain open in both directions. Gold values
are highly erratic and metallic screening analyses indicate that a significant amount of the values occur
as free gold. Mineralized veins are generally sheared and highly fractured and contain sporadic pyrite
and base metal sulfides. Eight of 13 trenches cut mineralized quartz veins and values ranged from less
that 1 g/t gold over 1.0 meter to a maximum of 139.1 g/t gold over 1.0 meter. Thirteen separate sample
intervals contained values of greater than one g/t over one meter. Trench 5 contained a total of 5
separate mineralized veins averaging 1 meter wide over a total width of 15 meters.
The characteristics of the Mugaha property mineralization are interpreted to be consistent with the
sediment hosted vein gold deposit model. Mineral deposits of this type contain some of the largest
concentrations of gold worldwide; e.g. Muruntau, Uzbekistan - 80 million oz; Sukhoy Log, Russia – 20
million oz.; Bendigo-Ballarat district, Australia – 20 million oz; Macraes Flat, Otago Schist Belt, New
Zealand – 5.2 million oz.
At the Mugaha property only one of approximately 25 gold-in-soil anomalies within an area measuring 5
km by 3 km has been partially explored by trenching. There is therefore excellent potential for the
discovery of similar gold mineralization.
The technical content of this news release has been reviewed and approved by James M. Dawson, P. Eng
who is a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101"
8. Geology
The properties are underlain by weakly metamorphosed and complexly deformed rocks of the Upper
Proterozoic Misinchinka Group. The Misinchinka Group consists of a thick monotonous sequence of
siliciclastic and lesser carbonate rocks of turbidite affinity deposited on the western margin of ancestral
North America.
Geochemical studies by quest show a map
(http://www.geosciencebc.com/i/project_data/QUESTdata/GBCReport2009-3/map_2009_3_4_au.pdf)
Included on the legend "Note: This geochemical interpretation map was produced by blending multiple surveys
collected over a period of nearly 30 years, using different sample media (lake and stream sediments) and different
laboratory techniques"
and report
(http://www.geosciencebc.com/i/project_data/QUESTdata/GBCReport2009-3/GBC_Report_2009-3.pdf)
Page 11 of the Quest Report shows a localized high readings of AU as great as 1000ppb in and around
Mugaha Creek
Samples Retrieved, pending assay should verify local mineriaztion and potential placer deposits
(This mineralized quartz sample was found on ArthurJames/Two and a Half Shovels Claims. Note the
sharp edging indicating limited displacement by glacial movements.)
(This Mineralized quartz sample was found on Homeland/Heartland claims. Note the facing portion is a
chiselled cross section. The outer sharp edging also indicates limited displacement by glacial movements)
10. 2014 Exploration Program
Following a hand test of a depth of 8 feet in the 2013 season that revealed significant black sand (Iron)
and very fine gold, a more extensive (mechanical) testing program to reach greater depth is hereby
presented.
The exploration program for the ArthurJames/Two and a Half Shovels Claims and
OldSchool/GoldenEight are a series of Test pits as a means to identify/clarify an old Mugaha Creek
channel and placer deposits associated.
1-10 mechanical test pits 25ft by 25ft (to a max depth of 25 feet on tenure 951169 and 1-3 mechanical
test pits 25 feet by 25 feet to a max depth of 25 feet test pits on tenure 1027578 which are intended as
settling ponds.
Reclamation will be concurrent with operations.
Although depth desired for each test pit is bedrock, maximum machine depth recommended for this
type of testing is 6-15meters (20-50feet).
Two sets of raw samples will be taken at a systematic process.
One five gallon pail per 1.5meters (5feet) or more frequent depending on geological features.
The first set of samples will be assessed via panning method onsite. The second set of samples will be
exported for assay.
The results of the first set of samples assessed onsite may adjust the dynamics of the testing/sampling
program by;
• Test holes met with feasible value will be set up for bulk testing
• Some Test holes met with little or no value will be utilized into adequate ground water source
settling ponds and potential layout for initial processing and eventual full production status.
The results of the second set of samples will be to verify field results by a credible laboratory for investor
review.
Discovering Mineralized quartz veins in this testing area is not expected. Should quartz veining be
discovered, samples will be obtained for assay.
11. Exploration Program
0 175 350 m.
Legend
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otherwise reliable. THIS MAP IS NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATION.
Notes: Red Stars: Proposed Test Pits
Blue Star: Staging
Scale: 1:10,000
Map center: 55° 25' 20" N, 123° 7' 34" W
12. Proposed work map
0 350 700 m.
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reference only. Data layers that appear on this map may or may not be accurate, current, or
otherwise reliable. THIS MAP IS NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATION.
Notes: Red Star: proposed test pit(s)
Green Star: proposed wash plant and settling ponds
Scale: 1:20,000
Map center: 55° 25' 43" N, 123° 7' 16" W
13. Placer Bulk Testing/Production Potential 2014/2015
For this report:
• Although exploration in this area is limited to a max of 180days x 10hr per day season.
• Gold recovery estimates will be based on average figures available per location
• Gold values will be set at a base rate of $1200 per troy ounce. (Below current market values)
• Daily gold recoveries will be based on a Goldlands Processor Hybrid capable of washing 25yrds
per hour
Each test pit will consist of 10hrs digging at a specific location. The goal is to identify over burden depths,
pay layers and depth to bedrock
Each Test pit that will be bulk sampled will consist of 10hrs processing material using the Goldlands
Hybrid Processor.
The Hybrid processor is capable of 250yrds per day based on a 10 hour day. There is potential to reach
15 days (with current budget) processing material at 250yrds per day totaling 3750yrds
Potential Recovery of Gold for 2014/2015 Processed Test Pits
Daily yards
Grams
Daily
processed
Gold
Recovered
bulk sample
Per yrd
Gold
Daily Value of
gold at $1200
per ounce (38.70
per gram)
250 .1 25.00 Grams $967.50
250 .14 35.00 Grams $1354.50
250 .31 77.50 Grams $2999.25
250 .93 232.50 Grams $8997.75
250 1.2 300.00 Grams $11610.00
Should the test pits prove favorable, The pay layer will be strategically extracted and transported by
dump trucks to Tenure1027578 where 1-3 test pits will be utilized as settling ponds. The nearby creek
flows year round and will serve as a suitable water source. The settling ponds and operations will be set
up to recycle water in a contained system. The test pit area on Tenure #951169 for the first year is
50meters long by 30meters width. I estimate the old creek system of placer deposit to be 10-15 meters
wide by 250meters long. This work area is also within the proposed ROW for TransCanada Pipeline
project. Reclamation work will be concurrent with operations, however the level of reclamation could
be considered within the context that the pipeline itself will cause greater disturbance than myself and
will require reclamation work following their operations anyway. Operations on both claims utilize
logged cut blocks and existing roads for access.
Some of the tailings will be used for road maintenance.
14. 2014 Exploration Program Initial Cost Estimates
Reclamation Bond $5000.00
Prospectus Report $2000.00
Assays $3000.00
Excavator $1000 per day x 30 $30,000.00
Misc $10,000
Total $50,000
2014 Exploration Program Cost Estimates Expanded
Goldlands Processor $50,000
New Total $100,000
