Black Mammoth Wins Drill Permit for Amador Silver Targets in Nevada

Black Mammoth Metals ( (TSE:BMM) ) has shared an update.

Black Mammoth Metals has secured final approval to begin drill testing priority targets at its wholly owned Amador Silver property in Lander County, Nevada, selecting up to six sites on Bureau of Land Management ground where multiple boreholes may be drilled. The program aims to test a high-chargeability, high-resistivity geophysical anomaly coincident with a 1.22 km high-grade silver shear zone and historic workings, where past drilling and recent rock sampling have already indicated significant silver mineralization, underscoring the project’s potential to advance within the company’s growing U.S.-focused exploration portfolio.

Amador comprises 78 unpatented lode claims over roughly 631 hectares near the historic silver town of Austin, with mineralization hosted in a quartz vein shear along a contact between Devonian sediments and intrusive rocks, a setting considered prospective for further discoveries. The drill permit and upcoming work provide a key catalyst for Black Mammoth as it systematically evaluates a broad pipeline of gold, silver, copper, and rare earth projects acquired since 2024, potentially enhancing its resource base and strategic positioning in North American metals exploration.

More about Black Mammoth Metals

Black Mammoth Metals is a Vancouver-based mineral exploration company focused on precious and base metals, with a portfolio of 100%-owned gold, silver, copper, and rare earth properties across Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Idaho, and California. Its assets include advanced and historic mining districts such as Amador Silver in Nevada, Blanco Creek in Idaho, and multiple gold-silver projects in key U.S. mining jurisdictions.

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