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Claude Resources drills 5.2 m of 31.54 g/t Au at Seabee

2014-04-21 10:33 ET - News Release

Mr. Brian Skanderbeg reports

CLAUDE PROVIDES 2013 UNDERGROUND DRILLING RESULTS FROM THE SEABEE GOLD OPERATION

Claude Resources Inc. is providing an update from its 2013 underground drilling program at the Seabee gold operation. The underground drilling program drilled approximately 50,000 metres in a continuing effort to expand and better define the Seabee gold operation's current resource.

Highlights include (cut grade over true widths):

Seabee mine

  • Hole U13-061: 13.16 grams per tonne gold over 4.7 metres;
  • Hole U13-066: 8.27 g/t Au over 7.8 metres;
  • Hole U13-075: 12.23 g/t Au over 10.7 metres;
  • Hole U13-076: 22.62 g/t Au over 6.1 metres;
  • Hole U13-077: 23.58 g/t Au over 4.8 metres;
  • Hole U13-087: 31.32 g/t Au over 2.5 metres;
  • Hole U13-089: 49.02 g/t Au over two metres;
  • Hole U13-321: 31.54 g/t Au over 5.2 metres.

Santoy mining complex (Santoy 8 mine and Santoy Gap deposit)

  • Hole SUG-13-905A: 13.28 g/t Au over 3.5 metres;
  • Hole SUG-13-301: 17.32 g/t Au over four metres;
  • Hole SUG-13-320: 9.64 g/t Au over 4.4 metres;
  • Hole SUG-13-335: 10.34 g/t Au over 6.5 metres;
  • Hole SUG-13-347: 13.90 g/t Au over 5.7 metres;
  • Hole SUG-13-355: 6.09 g/t Au over 8.5 metres.

Brian Skanderbeg, senior vice-president and chief operating officer, stated: "We continue to have great success in our ongoing underground drill program at the Seabee gold operation. These results not only indicate the potential to mine higher-grade tonnes, but also demonstrate the opportunity and the long-term viability that exists within and outside our current resources. Additionally, these results are located near current mining activities, and require minimal capital and time to be included in the company's life of mine."

In 2014, drilling at the Seabee gold operation will be focused on targets proximal to infrastructure with the potential to materially impact near-term production, and to positively impact the company's mineral reserves and mineral resources. Underground drilling at the Seabee gold operation is anticipated to consist of 18,000 metres at the Seabee mine and 34,000 metres at the Santoy mining complex. Specifically at Santoy Gap, the company currently has two underground drill rigs that are active and are targeting to drill 27,000 metres in 2014. The Santoy Gap is expected to produce initial development ore during the second quarter and production ore in the fourth quarter. Completion of the Santoy Gap fresh-air vent raise, a key milestone to initiating production, is planned during the second quarter of 2014.

            HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE 2013 UNDERGROUND DRILLING PROGRAM

Hole                 From          To           Au         Au    True width
                       (m)         (m)  (g/t uncut)  (g/t cut)           (m)

SUG-13-905A         122.5       126.5        13.28      13.28           3.5
SUG-13-912          226.5       230.3        10.90      10.90           2.1
SUG-13-921          252.1       270.7         3.97       3.97           8.5
SUG-13-922          259.7       284.6        20.00       7.75           2.7
SUG-13-301           91.0        96.5        18.46      17.32           4.0
SUG-13-315          119.0       120.8        18.49      18.49           1.2
SUG-13-320          158.6       167.4         9.64       9.64           4.4
SUG-13-322          159.6       165.7        13.55      13.55           2.9
SUG-13-328          151.2       156.7         9.27       9.27           2.9
SUG-13-329          112.1       114.8        10.88      10.88           1.9
SUG-13-332          101.0       104.3        27.71      16.72           2.3
SUG-13-335           81.6        89.5        10.34      10.34           6.5
SUG-13-337          153.9       158.2        18.84      13.07           2.2
SUG-13-340          161.2       168.3        15.19      10.69           3.5
SUG-13-343          126.9       131.3         9.63       9.63           2.7
SUG-13-345           99.7       102.8        10.45      10.45           2.1
SUG-13-347           71.6        78.0        16.02      13.90           5.7
SUG-13-353          174.5       178.5        12.43      12.43           1.8
SUG-13-355           78.0        88.4         6.09       6.09           8.5
SUG-13-366          180.3       189.0         7.66       7.66           3.7
U13-015             294.6       305.0         7.94       7.94           4.2
U13-017             197.4       203.0        11.76      11.76           4.3
U13-027             201.6       206.4         8.25       8.25           3.2
U13-028             215.7       219.4        14.92      12.48           2.3
U13-046             194.1       197.2         9.74       9.74           2.1
U13-051             222.4       228.1         9.20       9.20           3.9
U13-057             341.2       346.8        17.33       9.65           2.1
U13-608             259.3       261.6        21.63      21.63           1.5
U13-609             288.7       290.6        38.15      38.15           1.2
U13-610             310.1       314.5         9.69       9.69           2.5
U13-612             203.5       208.5         9.62       9.62           4.3
U13-613             222.0       224.7         8.75       8.75           2.2
U13-614             232.8       237.2         6.66       6.30           3.1
U13-626             294.0       297.1        46.60      16.61           2.0
U13-060              85.5        98.2         3.10       3.10           6.8
U13-061              81.3        88.8        13.96      13.16           4.7
U13-062              91.4        98.3        30.57      11.58           4.4
U13-063              87.2        90.6        13.04      13.04           2.4
U13-064              98.2       107.8         8.26       6.58           5.2
U13-066              90.8       107.3        13.13       8.27           7.8
U13-071             134.2       137.0         7.98       7.98           1.7
U13-072             139.5       144.6        13.69      12.43           2.8
U13-075              75.1        93.4        28.07      12.23          10.7
U13-076              52.7        60.2        27.05      22.62           6.1
U13-077              56.7        63.5        39.24      23.58           4.8
U13-080              77.4        86.9        15.04      11.50           4.5
U13-081              41.1        46.7         8.94       6.80           4.9
U13-087              61.5        64.4        35.79      31.32           2.5
U13-088              58.1        64.0        12.05      12.05           5.3
U13-089              67.0        69.4        82.86      49.02           2.0
U13-092              82.3        84.9       120.27      33.69           1.8
U13-093              81.8        83.8        25.56      24.94           1.4
U13-312              65.9        69.7         8.59       8.59           3.8
U13-316              72.4        75.8        10.22      10.22           3.0
U13-321              93.4       101.8        65.88      31.54           5.2

To view longitudinal sections and plan maps of the Seabee gold mine and the Santoy mine complex please go to the company's website. In addition, the company also announces that Peter Longo, vice-president of mining operations, has left the company to pursue other interests. Mr. Longo's responsibilities will be assumed by Brian Skanderbeg, senior vice-president and chief operating officer. The company thanks Mr. Longo for his efforts and contributions, and wishes him the best in his future endeavours.

Samples were assayed by Claude's on-site non-accredited assay lab at the Seabee gold operation. Duplicate check assays were conducted at site as well as at TSL Laboratories in Saskatoon. Results of the spot checks were consistent with those reported. Sampling interval was established by minimum or maximum sampling lengths, and geological and/or structural criteria. Samples of 200 grams were pulverized until greater than 80 per cent passes through 150-mesh screen. Thirty-gram pulp samples were then analyzed for gold by fire assay with gravimetric finish (0.01-gram-per-tonne detection limit). Brian Skanderbeg, PGeo, senior vice-president and COO, qualified person, has reviewed the contents of this news release for accuracy.

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