Honey Badger Identifies Multiple Promising Silver Zones at Nanisivik

Honey Badger Silver Inc. has announced promising results from its 100%-owned Nanisivik project in Nunavut. A detailed review of a historic database of drilling and assays has revealed significant silver mineralization in multiple areas that were not previously mined.

The Nanisivik Mine, which operated from 1976 to 2002, produced about 17.9 million tons of ore. Honey Badger's CEO, Dorian L. Nicol, highlighted the potential of the site for economic orebodies. The company's initial target is set at 100 million ounces of silver.

According to the historical data, multiple intersections exhibited significant silver values. At the Oceanview North Prospect, drill data showed 22.79% Zinc, 12.42% Lead, and 97.6 grams per tonne Silver over 5.3 meters core length. Other notable intersections were reported at the Deb and Area 14 Prospects.

An independent review by APEX Geoscience Ltd. confirms these findings. Large tonnages in multiple sulphide zones at Nanisivik indicate prospective silver and zinc concentrations, with potential for critical metals like germanium, gallium, and indium.