Western Star Uncovers Multiple Tungsten Zones at Rowland Property

Western Star Resources Inc. (CSE: WSR) (OTC: WSRIF) has announced the successful completion of Phase 1 exploration at its 100% owned Rowland Tungsten Property in Elko County, Nevada. The program included a high-resolution UAV magnetic geophysical survey, soil geochemistry, rock-chip sampling, and field checks of historical workings. The results have materially increased the company's understanding of the property, confirming four discrete zones of extensive historical tungsten-bearing workings: Northern Zone A, Northern Zone B, Central Zone, and the original Rowland Zone. Notably, Northern Zone B was not documented in public historical records and shows significant development such as decommissioned shafts and a wooden ore chute, suggesting it was a processing site. CEO Blake Morgan stated that the property looks considerably more prospective than historical records suggested, with multiple zones of extensive development including a previously undocumented central area with processing infrastructure and 600-700 meters of trenching. The company has rush-submitted rock and soil samples for assay results, expected in the coming weeks.

The Phase 1 UAV magnetic survey is the first modern high-resolution geophysical dataset for the property, and preliminary results are imminent. The company’s near-term priorities include integrating assay results, finalizing a Phase 2 program, and advancing toward drill targeting and permitting. The successful field program has validated the expansion of the claim package and highlighted the potential for significant scheelite mineralization, confirmed by UV fluorescence and portable XRF screening. Western Star Resources, a mineral exploration company, aims to increase shareholder value through cost-effective exploration and potential partnerships or joint ventures. The company also owns nine mineral claims in British Columbia.

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