Glenstar Wins BLM Approval for 13-Hole Drill Program at Nevada Wildhorse Project

New updates have been reported about Glenstar Minerals Inc.

Glenstar Minerals Inc. has secured U.S. Bureau of Land Management approval for a 13-hole reverse circulation drill program and 2,200 feet of new access roads at its Wildhorse tungsten-copper polymetallic project in Mineral County, Nevada, marking a key de-risking step for advancing the asset. The company has retained long-time contractor Midnight Sun Drilling, which previously worked on Glenstar’s Green Monster project, to execute the program across two priority targets.

The drill plan allocates six holes at the Coca Cola Zone and seven holes at the Rattlesnake Zone, testing depths of roughly 300 to 500 feet to refine the scale and continuity of a skarn and potential underlying porphyry system. At Coca Cola, drilling will follow a roughly 500-foot mineralized trend defined by trenching and rock sampling that returned copper grades up to 5.3% with associated silver, bismuth, and tungsten, while at Rattlesnake vertical holes will probe a north-south mineralization corridor about 1,600 feet away.

The program is designed to test an interpreted strike length of more than one kilometre between the two zones, where compiled data indicate a polymetallic system with core copper-silver-tungsten-bismuth-antimony mineralization surrounded by zinc and lead at the margins. While assay results from February trenching at Wildhorse are still pending, field observations have confirmed broader-than-expected alteration and a revised east-west structural trend that has guided final drill collar placement.

For Glenstar, this approval and mobilization decision are strategically significant, as Wildhorse is one of its key U.S. critical minerals projects alongside Green Monster, where prior work confirmed anomalous nickel, copper, cobalt, and zinc. Management and project geologists view the rapid regulatory turnaround and the systematic targeting as an opportunity to crystallize the project’s discovery potential and define a resource-scale system that could enhance the company’s asset base and future financing options.