BRS Resources Ltd. has initiated a mechanized surface trenching and rock-sampling program across the northern sector of the Guadalupana claim block in Sonora, Mexico.

The exploration work is engineered to cut directly beneath weathered surface horizons, bypassing leached caps that can mask the true grade of underlying mineral systems. This approach provides direct access to buried rock masses, enabling the field team to secure systematic, representative channel samples across intact vein structures.

Guided on-site by Project Geologist Hugo Vargas and operations manager Manuel Machiche, the program focuses on structural corridors displaying the strongest potential for primary mineralization at depth. BRS has designated the SilverGold Mountain property as its flagship asset within the Mulatos Gold Belt in Sonora, Mexico.

“Near-surface leaching of exposed outcrops often masks the true grade of underlying mineral systems. Trenching below these depleted surface caps to systematically sample unweathered rock in-situ is sound exploration methodology. With Project Geologist Hugo pinpointing the best structural opportunities for mineralization at depth, this program could yield exciting returns and will give us the clean, representative geochemical data required to vector high-conviction drill targets.”

— Allan L. Schappert, Qualified Person and Principal Resource Geologist at ALS Geo Resources LLC

Assay results from the trenching and sampling campaign will be released progressively as they are received and compiled.

Read the full announcement: BRS Resources Initiates Bedrock Trenching Program at Guadalupana Target to Expose Primary Mineralization in Sonora, Mexico