Plans for 2026: depth, targets, and objectives

Brad Rourke, Executive Chairman of Scottie Resources Corp. (TSXV: SCOT) (OTCQB: SCTSF) (FSE: SR80), joins us to review the final drill results from the 2025 drill program at the Blueberry Contact Zone, and we look ahead to the fully-funded 50,000 metre 2026 Drill Program at the Scottie Gold Mine Project; located in the Golden Triangle of British Columbia.  Once all the data from both the 2025 and 2026 drill programs are analyzed, then an updated Resource Estimate and Feasibility Study will be released next year.

Brad has moved into the role of Executive Chairman, focused on strategic oversight, capital markets engagement, and corporate development initiatives. He has passed the leadership baton to Thomas Mumford, promoting him to CEO, as well as President. Mr. Rourke has been instrumental in assembling the Company's current management team and Board of Directors, attracting high quality investors and strategic partners such as Ocean Partners and Franco Nevada, which facilitated the discovery of the Blueberry Contact Zone, and securing funding for the Company's largest drill programs to date.

Dr. Thomas Mumford brings extensive experience in corporate strategy, capital markets, and resource project advancement, overseeing the Company's recent PEA and drilling execution strategies that have continued to advance and grow the Project while identifying future drill targets that may result in new discoveries. As CEO, he will lead the Company's operational execution, strategic planning, and stakeholder engagement.

Next we focused on the final assay results from the 2025 drill program that were announced over a few press releases in February, and which demonstrated continuity at Blueberry and district-scale upside across the property.  In 2025, Scottie completed its biggest drill season ever, drilling more than 27,300 metres across 126 holes. This included 17 specialized holes (2,300 metres) focused on ground stability and water studies important steps as the project advances toward potential future mine development.

The program delivered the best gold intercept ever recorded on the property, including 30.1 grams per tonne gold over 23.65 metres in drillhole # SR24-364.  Other recent headline holes returned 14.4 g/t Gold over 40.75 Metres in drillhole # SR25-483; 42.5 g/t Gold over 4.40 Metres in drillhole# SR25-381; 141 g/t Gold over 4.55 Metres in drillhole# SR25-470; and 54.6 g/t Gold over 7.05 Metres in drillhole # SR25-473.

Results from the season showed consistent high-grade gold throughout the project.

• 44% of holes hit more than 2 metres of 5+ g/t gold
• 30% of holes hit more than 2 metres of 10+ g/t gold
• 25% of holes hit more than 2 metres of 15+ g/t gold
• 20% of holes hit more than 2 metres of 20+ g/t gold
• 11% of holes hit more than 2 metres of 30+ g/t gold

Brad outlined the team at Scottie is now finalizing their interpretation of the 2025 assay results and will outline the 2026 exploration plans in the coming weeks for the 50,000 meter drill program focused on upgrading known ounces from inferred to indicated, as well as testing expansion targets like Wolf, P-Zone, C&D veins, and Domino.   After all the 2026 data comes in the Company will then update the Resource Estimate and complete the workstreams to announce the Feasibility Study.

If you have any questions for Thomas regarding Scottie Resources, then please email us at Fleck@kereport.com or  Shad@kereport.com.

• In full disclosure, Shad is a shareholder of Scottie Resources at the time of this recording and may choose to buy or sell shares at any time.

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