Brixton Metals (TSXV: BBB / WKN A114WV) has released additional strong drill results from the Trapper gold target on its vast Thorn Project in northwestern British Columbia, Canada. The complete multi-element results now released include all outstanding drill holes from the 2025 campaign and supplement earlier reports, which initially only reported gold grades, with some significant silver values. A total of 6,272 meters were drilled in 30 holes at the Trapper target – and still the gold zone remains open in several directions.
Brixton Metals Expands Gold and Silver Mineralization at Trapper
Brixton Metals’ 2025 drilling focused on expanding the known gold and silver mineralization within the central Trapper zone and testing continuity along a four-kilometer-long, northwest-southeast-trending gold-in-soil anomaly. The latest results show that mineralized structures have been encountered up to one kilometer away from the main zone.
Several drill holes intersected narrow but high-grade intervals. For example, drill hole THN25-358 returned 4.27 g/t gold and 11.63 g/t silver over 3.00 meters from a depth of 51.7 meters. THN25-352 intersected 1.50 meters grading 4.62 g/t gold and 5.06 g/t silver from a depth of 28.5 meters. THN25-364 is also particularly noteworthy, returning 1.20 meters grading 11.45 g/t gold and 9.21 g/t silver from a depth of 119 meters.
These intercepts are partially outside the core zone defined to date and indicate that the Trapper system may continue along the structural trends. The combination of high-grade veins and broader, continuous zones is significant in evaluating the overall potential of the deposit.
Strong core sections confirm continuity of the system
In parallel with the new drill results, Brixton has now reported silver grades for previously reported holes thus providing a more complete picture of the metal content at the Trapper target.
Among the best intercepts is hole THN25-344, which returned 38.50 meters averaging 4.07 g/t gold and 6.71 g/t silver from a depth of 191.0 meters. Within this interval, a particularly high-grade section of 1.85 meters with 39.61 g/t gold and 30.91 g/t silver was encountered from 220.0 meters.
Another key drill hole is THN25-345, which returned 4.44 g/t gold and 3.45 g/t silver over 22.15 meters starting at 203.85 meters. This includes 3.00 meters grading 28.83 g/t gold and 14.18 g/t silver starting at 223.0 meters.
THN25-361 also underscores the thickness and continuity of mineralization at Brixton Metals’ Trapper target: The hole intersected 23.50 meters grading 3.33 g/t gold and 3.36 g/t silver starting at 92.0 meters. Within this interval, an extremely high-grade half-meter intersection of 112.00 g/t gold and 45.30 g/t silver was reported from 112.0 meters.
The company emphasizes that these results correspond with previous successful drill campaigns, which documented long gold intervals with similar mineralization styles, and confirm the continuity of the system both along strike and at depth.
Trapper target as an important component of the Thorn project
The Trapper Gold Target is part of Brixton Metals’ large-scale Thorn Project in an established mining belt in northwestern British Columbia. The project area hosts several copper-gold porphyry, gold, and silver targets and has been systematically explored for years. Trapper plays a key role within this portfolio, as it combines high-grade gold-silver zones with an extensive geochemical footprint.
Brixton Metals’ exploration program combines targeted core drilling, detailed surface mapping, geochemical sampling, and geophysical surveys. The goal is to better understand the structure of the gold-bearing zones and increase the predictability of future drill targets. The current campaign has already shown that the mineralization extends over a larger area than previously thought.
Another aspect: according to the company, the Trapper target remains royalty-free. This gives Brixton Metals additional flexibility in strategic planning and possible future development scenarios within the Thorn project.
Next steps: Expansion of the mineralized footprint
With the completion of the 2025 drilling campaign, Brixton Metals now has received all gold and silver results for Trapper. Based on this, the company intends to expand the extent of the known mineralization and define potential new targets under the large-scale gold-in-soil anomaly.
Future work will focus on following up known structures and testing newly interpreted faults and corridors derived from the combined geological and geophysical data. As the gold zone remains open in multiple directions, there is scope for additional expansion along strike and at depth.
For investors monitoring the Canadian project developer, Brixton Metals’ latest results provide a more accurate assessment of the grades and thicknesses of gold and silver mineralization at Trapper. With these new drill intercepts, Brixton Metals has confirmed the continuity of the system at the Trapper Gold Target and broadened the geological basis for the next phase of exploration.
