Bullfrog Gold Corporation

Bfgc Is The Only Entity Since 1999 To Examine The Barrick Electronic And Paper Data Bases, Which Include 157 Miles Of Drilling In 1,298 Holes And More Than 2,500 Pounds Of Documents. Bfgc Recently Estimated Mineral Inventories Remaining Around The Barrick Mines At 470,000 Ounces Averaging 0.89 G/T, Based On Cross-sectional Methods And A Nominal Cut-off Grade Of 0.3 G/T. These Average And Cutoff Grades Are Higher Than Most Heap Leach Projects Proposed And Operating In The U.S.A. The Estimates Are Also Supported By Close-spaced Drill Holes Upon Which Barrick Recovered A Total Of 2.3 Million Ounces From Their Proven And Probable Ore Reserve Estimates. As A Result, These Estimates Could Be Readily And Inexpensively Upgraded In Compliance With Us And Canadian Estimation Standards. Bfgc Has Also Identified Significant Additional Mineralization And Defined Several Exploration Targets That Could Further Enhance The Project And Add Shareholder Value. Although Barrick’s Buildings And Equipment Have Been Removed, Project Infrastructure And Attributes Include Suitable Access Roads And Pit Ramps, Main Powerline And Substation, A Paved State Highway That Crosses The Property, More Water Rights Than Foreseeably Needed And A Town Less Than 4 Miles Away That Hosts A Population Of 1,000 With Associated Amenities And Services.