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Arizona Eagle Mining is advancing a high-grade gold exploration strategy in Arizona, anchored by the historic McCabe mine, as it prepares to list on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker AZEM. The company recently completed a reverse takeover with Core Nickel, gaining a public listing and additional critical mineral assets, but its primary focus remains firmly on gold in Arizona. The McCabe project offers a strong starting point, with a historical resource of roughly 880,000 ounces of gold at high grades, alongside significant silver credits. While not NI 43-101 compliant, the deposit benefits from extensive past production, underground development, and historical data compiled from previous operators, giving the company confidence as it moves to validate and expand the resource. Arizona Eagle has launched a 5,000-meter drill program aimed initially at confirming the historical resource, with plans to step out and test extensions along strike and at depth. The company controls a significantly expanded land package of nearly 5,000 acres, including multiple parallel and perpendicular structures that could support a much larger mineralized system. Management sees potential for a multi-million-ounce gold deposit, driven by high grades, district-scale geology, and the opportunity to capture additional ounces using lower cutoff grades in today’s higher gold price environment. Success will hinge on demonstrating that mineralization remains open in all directions and can be meaningfully expanded through drilling.