SILVER FALCON MINING, INC. (PINKSHEETS: SFMI) announces that its industrial moving company has completed the necessary task of securing the numerous components of the Company's mill circuit. This preparation readies these components for transportation from the Company's Melba, Idaho location to that of the new Diamond Creek Mill facility in Murphy, ID.

SFMI purchased a complete mill circuit designed in 2008, which contains a number of technologically advanced modern components. This mill design enhances the production of ore at maximum efficiencies which should provide SMFI a lower cost structure per ounce during mill operations.

The Company further announces that during the week of December 2, 2009, Management will conduct on-site interviews for potential mine engineers, mill supervisor and mill personnel. The Company has a number of candidates they will be evaluating for this position. Persons with the necessary experience and/or education are welcome to send resumes to info@silverfalconmining.com.

Silver Falcon Mining also has a connection confirmation to the Hughes satellite network for the week of December 1st and expects to have fax and phone and internet service at its Diamond Creek Mill facility during that week.

Pierre Quilliam, CEO, states, "The moving contractors have worked diligently in securing the mill circuit for transfer to our new mill location in Murphy, ID. The actual move is approximately 20 miles. SFMI owns 100% of the Diamond Creek Facility, its surrounding acreage and the mill circuit. We are excited in this transfer and upcoming start-up of the mill."

Silver Falcon Mining, Inc. is an exploration and development Company specializing in high-grade Gold and Silver mining properties in North America.

Further Information contact Rich Kaiser, Investor Relations 800-631-8127, www.silverfalconmining.com.

Silver Falcon Mining, Inc. cautions that the statements made in this press release constitute forward-looking statements, and not guarantees of future performance and actual results or developments may differ materially from the projections in the forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are based on the estimates and opinions of management at the time the statements are made.