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SLAM Exploration Ltd. is a mineral resource company based in Miramichi, New Brunswick and is focused on mineral properties with demonstrated ore grades in mineral belts that have proven potential for mining. The Company has well developed expertise for gold and base metal exploration and  has an extensive digital database on the Bathurst Mining Camp.  This combination has proven effective and allows SLAM to advance its known deposits and at the same time come up with new discoveries with huge blue-sky potential. The Company has an active portfolio of gold properties in Ontario and silver-copper-lead-zinc properties in New Brunswick.

The Company recently announced drilling results from its Silverjack silver-copper-lead-zinc property located adjacent to the Nash Creek property and 12 km from the Belledune smelter and seaport in the Bathurst mining area of New Brunswick. From its initial 20-hole program, the Company reported grades ranging up to 653 g/t silver (19.05 oz/ton), 2.69% copper, 14.60% zinc and 12.8% lead. 

SLAM's wholly owned Nash Creek zinc-lead deposit contains a 43-101 compliant resource estimate published in February 2009 by Wardrop Engineering Inc. SLAM also owns the Costigan, Nepisiguit and Nash Creek zinc-lead-silver deposits in the Bathurst mining area.

SLAM recently completed a 2000m drilling program to follow up significant gold intercepts reported from its 2008 drilling programs  in the gold producing Uchi Sub-province of northwest Ontario and is eagerly awaiting assay results on several geologically promising holes, 4 of which had reported visible gold!

The Company is seeking partners with both technical expertise and financial resources to continue with its strategies for project development. SLAM's long-term success depends on making discoveries, and the development of deposits into mines. While the company's current portfolio has excellent potential, SLAM continually searches for new properties and potential acquisitions. SLAM's future may rest on the ability of management to select promising properties and to finance exploration on these properties.