• The Trove property is drill ready and has 15 high-priority planned drill holes

Till Sampling at Trove:

• Durango sent an exploration crew to conduct a till sand/gravel (“till”) sampling program on certain blocks of claims in the Windfall Lake area of Quebec 2017

  •  All samples were obtained from Durango's northern blocks and were deemed priority due to being cut by cross cutting fault systems striking towards the Windfall Lake main mineralized system.

Five blocks of claims ware visited and sampled in November 2017.

• Thirty-six (36) 5kg till and thirty-six (36) duplicate soil samples were collected and analyzed for:
  
  • fine fraction analysis,
  • sampled for gold grain count
  • dense fraction.
• Of the 36 till samples taken from the area,
  • 17 samples representing 47% of the samples collected returned gold grains,
  • 25 till samples of the multi-element assays reported gold anomalies between 5 ppb and 3480 ppb representing 74% of the samples collected.

Trove, Quebec

Durango owns 100% interest in the Trove claims, which are surrounded by Osisko Mining Inc. (TSX: OSK) , in the Windfall Lake area between Val d'Or and Chibougamau, Quebec. The 1,185 hectare property is compelling due to the coincidence of gold found in tills coinciding with magnetic highs, several Induced Polarization anomalies and two faults crosscutting the property. The fault systems north and south of the Trove, control gold mineralization elsewhere, indicating the Trove has excellent exploration potential. Durango received all the final drill permits for the Trove property in September 2019 and is undergoing its final reviewing process for the proposed 3,000m drill program.

Geophysics Program:

Conducted induced polarization (“IP”) survey on its North and East claim blocks at Windfall Lake.

• Completed during the spring and summer of 2018 with the purpose of finding anomalous geophysical targets
• Target areas for the IP survey were determined based on the high gold particles discovered through Till Sampling Program
  
  • The IP survey targeted three areas named P1, P2, and P3.
  • A total of 51 individual IP anomalies were grouped as 27 chargeable lineaments and were further defined in P1 and P2 targets.

• The two targets are in direct contact with Osisko Mining Inc.’s  claims and cross cut by NE-SW fault systems striking towards the reported Windfall Lake main mineralized system.

History of Trove:

Durango entered a JV with  BonTerra on Trove in 2017

September 11, 2018, BonTerra advised Durango in writing that it will not be proceeding with further exploration activities on the Trove Property

Pursuant to the terms of the Option Agreement, Durango will retain its 100% interest in the Trove Property.

• Allowed for exploration and drilling without dilution to shareholders.
• Durango received cash payments of $300,000 and 3 million common shares of BonTerra satisfying the terms up to and including the first anniversary. 

EAST BARRY - Currently Drilling

• Drilling two exploration holes on the East Barry Property budgeted for depths of approximately 750m each.
• Test high priority targets coincident with high till anomalies of up to 2.19 g/t gold and pristine gold grains in till trend

The East Barry Property is a compelling target to host gold mineralization.

• 7,740 hectares, bordering Osisko Mining Inc. (TSX:OSK) on the west and Bonterra Resources Inc. (TSXV:BTR) on the north
• Five-kilometre gold trend on the East Barry property,
• Till sampling programs
  • including over 2 g/t gold along an established 5km trend of gold from till assays
  • Till samples go to greater depths  (1m+) to reach bedraock contact due to amount of overburden   
• New outcrops have been discovered on high ground providing key geological information for the area

The East Barry Property covers a northeasterly trending linear structural contact in sync with Till sampling 

Further Geophysical studies planned to further define gold targets include; 

• Additional till sampling,  

• Magnetic Survery  

• Induced polarization surveys. 

These programs at Barry are designed to pin down structural targets along the 5km southern contact