BRY PLACER GROUP

Assessment Report 2012

Gravel,silt sampling and panning on

Claims: 523068, 522278, 589718

Located on map sheet 093A 062 5 ~ 2 ° 5 7 ' 3 / A / / 3 1 ° Hi' 9 ¥ " )Aj

Cariboo D/viS''on

Owner-operator Egil Livgard

Writer: Egil Livgard September 7 t h 2012 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BRANCH

ASSESSMENT REPORT

INDEX

Summary page 3

Recommendations

Introduction 4

Property

Location and access

History 5

Geology

Property testing 6

Cost of work 7

Maps:

Location map 8

Claim map 9

Sample locations 3 10,11,12

Historic soil survey 13

Historic geology 14

Likley area 15

References 16

Appendix 2 sheets

Summary 3

The property consists of three placer claims that total 117.68 Hectars

That covers about 1.4 Kilometers of the south bank of Quesnel River

starting about 3 kilometers below Quesnel Forks and extends west

about 1.4 kilometers. The Quesnel River is staked for placer

continuously for 90 kilometers below the claims all the way to Quesnel

City. Access to the claims is either by boat from the Forks or by dirt

road from Morehead road and east along the river to the west border

of the claims. The ground immediately above the river bank has been

staked for hardrock and explored for copper gold. A broad intrusive

carries gold values as does some of the adjoining rocks. A coincident

chargability and magnetic geophysical anomaly has been outlined.

These rocks have been continuously eroding into the river and have left

some of their gold on the river bank. Six gravel and silt sample were

collected and three of these consisting of a large pan full weighing 5kg

were panned down to about 200g. 'colours' were noted in two pans -

one was almost one mm long. The samples were submitted to G&L

Lab. In Kamloops for analysis. The results were very good.

Recommendations

The road should be fixed to and extended onto the property. Two creek

wash outs require culverts. A proper testing using a small sluice box and

hand work is recommended.

Estimated cost: Road work $4000

Sluice testing $3000

Introduction 4

An examination of part of the claim ground and some gravel and silt sampling and panning was carried out on the 26 t h of May and parts of June 1 s t 2012.

This assessment report describes that work.

Property

The property consists of three claims: # 523068 that covers 58.84 hectars, # 522278 that covers 19.61 hectars and # 589718 that covers 39.23 hectares. The total size of the property thus covers 117.68 hectars. The property starts about 300 meters downstream from the Quesnel Forks (the junction of the Cariboo and the Quesnel Rivers) and takes in 1.7 kilometers downstream of the south shore of the Quesnel River. The writer is the owner of the property

Location and access

The property is found on map sheet # 093A 062 about 0.5 to 2.0 Kilometers west of Quesnel Forks which is about 10 kilometers NW of Likley B.C

The property can best be accessed by driving down Morehead creek road to the Quesnel River and there turn on a road along the river to the east. This old road extends to the western boundary of the claims. The road is washed out in three places. To get drivable road access two small creek wash outs need fixing and one large slide into the river has to be bypassed by about 200 meters of new road.

History 5

Gold was discovered in the Barkerville-Wells area inl858. Historic production totaled 3.7 million troy ounces of gold of which 1.9 million ounces came from placer mining and 1.8 million ounces from 2.7 million short tons of underground ore. The Bullion pit near Likley produced 175,700 ounces of gold from 200 million tons of gravel. Numerous other smaller placer operations have operated around in the area and some are still active. The Quesnel Forks area is one of the better known. Gold has been carried down by both the Quesnel and the Cariboo rivers and onto and downstream from the Bry property placer claims. Placer claims cover the river banks continuously for over 90 kilometers all the way to the city of Quesnel. Minor placer testing was carried out on the property in 2008. No other placer activity is documented on the property. Partly the same area is covered by hardrock claims and some exploration activity has continued intermittently for several decades. A soil survey (2005) along the foot of the cliffs gave values in gold up to as much as 34 grams per tonne.

Geology

The property is located in a structural and depositional feature known as the Quesnel Trough. The feature is a 30 kilometers wide, northwesterly trending volcanic-sedimentary belt. This belt has been intruded by numerous alkaline stocks which frequently carry anomalous values in copper and gold. Two mines have been established on or at such intrusions - each is associated with a number of mineral deposits. The QR mine, which is no longer active, lies about six kilometers west of the property on the north side of the river. The mineral deposits at this mine, containing mainly gold, are found in volcanics altered by intrusive bodies. The Polly Mine is located about 10 kilometers south of the property. The mineral deposits at this mine, containing copper/gold, are found in intrusives and in the intruded rocks.

The geology at and in the immediate vicinity of the property has many features similar to that at the above mines although no mineable deposits have yet been located. The intrusive is about 500m wide. It carries anomalous values in

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copper/gold and has intruded similar volcanics and in part calcareous sediments. The intruded rocks also in places show anomalous gold values. These rock types are being eroded by the river and the gold they carry is in part being deposited in the gravel of the river.

Property testing

Test work in 2008 using a sluice box found 'colours' in the gravel. In the writers opinion the test location was not the best, being upstream from any locally derived gold. Accessing the placer ground from the higher ground above is difficult due to the very steep slope and partly dense growth. Previous test work reached the placers by boat from the Forks. Relatively moderate roadwork, connecting to the Morehead Creek road 6-7 kilometer downstream to the west, will give easier access. The work this year consisted of silt sampling and panning of silt and gravel. Two pans had visible gold - one flake was close to one mm long. The samples were shipped to G&T Metallurgical services in Kamloops for analysis. Each pan sample was a full pan weighing 5 Kg. It was panned down to about 200g. The grades of each sample were thus 1/25 of reported grade.

Pan 1. 12.8/25 0.512g/T gold in the gravel

Pan 2. 21.7/25 0.868g/T gold in the gravel

Pan 3. 016/25 .0064g/T gold in the gravel

The silt samples (not panned) gave IB. 0.3, 2B. 0.03, 28-1.0.05 g/tonne

It was noted that the ground just south of the property had good room for a settling dam in low ground away from the river up against the steep bank.

Cost of work

Travel two days: Terrace to Likley- 825 kilometers and return

Vehicle and gas : 825 x $0.45/Km -$371.25 return $742.50

Wages $400 x2 $800.00

Accommodations $100.79+85.11 $185.90

Meals $90.00 x2 $ 180.00

$1908.40

Morehead Lake cabins $110.00 x6 $660 + tax $739.20

Meals $ 50.00 x6 $300.00

Vehicle $ 50.00x6 $300.00

Wages $400.00x6 $2400.00

$200.00x6 $1200.00

$6847.60

Cost per day worked $6847.60/6 $1141.27

Total cost for placer test $1141.27x 1 $1141.27

Analysis 6 samples $ 318.78

Report $ 500.00

$ 1960.05

Maps:

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References 16

B.C.G. Bull 97 Geology and Mineral Deposits of the Quesnel River -

Horsefly area.

- Mapplace

- Minfile 093A 041 Bullion Lode

Dome Exploration (Canada) Ltd. Feb. 1986

ARS 3048 by Bryan Livgard Jan.8 2009 Placer Assessment Report

27961 By Egil Livgard Nov 13 t h 2005 Dome claims Geology

The writer is a retired professional Engineer with 45 years

experience x x X ^ ^ x "

201 Cariboo - More Likley

008 Mt. Polly Mine

121 QR Mine

Egil Livgard Terrace BC

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APPENDIX

Analysis - 1 sheet

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