Vizsla Silver Corp (VZLA)

[Joe Kaplan]

Blue, to add to your post.....
A mapped area of La Garra, Cerro Verde, Las Playas, along with the existing Vizsla maps will be very interesting.......... As silver advances, in the supply / demand imbalance....this could be very interesting... almost like a major miner has got to be eyeing VIZSLA as a takeover........IMHO

https://vizslasilvercorp.com/site/assets/files/7775/vizsla_silver_la_garra_close.pdf

In December 2023, Vizsla Silver conducted a five-day site visit and collected 37 samples on vein outcrops
and underground pillars on La Garra and Cerro Verde – Las Playas vein systems: fourteen rock-chip
samples collected across veins ranging from 0.30 to 2.50 metres reported silver equivalent grades (AgEq)
greater than 200 g/t (2.22 to 12.30 g/t Au and 22 to 1,156 g/t Ag). Base metals were detected in low
concentrations <1.0% and deleterious elements such as Sb and As were detected also in low
concentrations <110 ppm. All the primary samples and quality controls (standards, blanks, and duplicates)
were analyzed at SGS Lab facility in Durango Mexico. Because of its favourable location in the emerging
Panuco – San Dimas silver-gold-rich corridor, its geologic setting, vein orientation and observed high-
grades, Vizsla Silver’s geologists are confident that the La Garra-Metates District has good potential for
discovery of high-grade shoots along-strike and at depth on the La Garra and Cerro Verde – Las Playas
vein systems. Historic mining occurred in the upper 200 metres from surface at most, whereas shoots in
the region can have vertical extensions of up to ~550 metres. Additionally, because the area has seen so
little exploration and prospecting (La Garra and Cerro Verde – Las Playas occur in an area representing
~15% of the property), it is very likely that many other veins and prospects remain to be re-discovered
through mapping