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Re: steesharp post# 125367

Friday, 01/14/2011 2:32:12 AM

Friday, January 14, 2011 2:32:12 AM

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Plus there was some more recent drilling done here is a quote from the Cabot link on Kat's website "Subsequent prospecting in the days that followed was successful in locating the bedrock source a distance of 200 meters up ice to the northwest. A number of recently discovered quartz veins have produced results of 10 grams of gold per ton with the highest reaching as high as 12 oz/ton. http://www.katexploration.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=78&Itemid=174
If you read through the old geo reports also by famed Dennis Woods from Surry you will see that this Cabot (Discovrry) has been moved by "up ice"......meaning the ice flow moved it down ice!....and the (source)...was found!....an this (NEW) Source discovery area is where several drill cores found the super high VG Gold and it is those photos that are highlighted in the option pr ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// The "Cabot Property," with its significant new Copper/Cobalt/Gold discoveries, is a prime example that tremendous potential still remains for new discoveries in this prolific mining region. The Cabot zone consists of a discrete, intensely chloritized and moderately sericitized zone hosting an estimated 10-25% stringer/stockwork sulfides. The zone is interpreted to represent a feeder stockwork pipe commonly associated with volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits. The Cabot Zone had been tested with several past drill holes averaging 0.39% Cu over 21.6 meters with internal intervals grading up to 0.90% Cu over 5.78 meters. The best grade intersections over an appreciable width encountered 1.90% Copper over 2.78 meters and 1.33% copper over 3.66 meters respectively.

One mineralized zone exposed on surface, varies between 25-30 meters wide and a strike length of 700 meters. A rough calculation has indicated 18 to 20 million tons of low grade copper ore, with cobalt as a complementary mineral, together averaging approximately ½%. There are large areas of the properties unexplored with no drill testing that has the potential to increase the volume of ore significantly.

Ken Stead, President/CEO, states, "We have been in negotiations for the past several months in trying to acquire this property and very excited we've closed the deal. However, while we are excited about the Copper/Cobalt content, it's the Gold potential that is most attractive. One drill hole intersected 40 meters of anomalous gold along with one meter averaging 10 grams per ton. A number of recently discovered quartz veins have produced results of 10 grams of gold per ton with the highest reaching as high as 12 oz/ton. These are the kind of properties KAT Exploration is looking for as it continues to move forward and bring real value to its shareholders. KAT Exploration will continue to have interest in obtaining gold, copper, silver and other minerals that would prove to be substantial assets for the company. Multi-mineral ore deposits are where our focus has always been and will remain."

Over the next day or so, a full write-up and photos of the Cabot properties will be uploaded to the KAT Exploration website for investor viewing.

This press release contains forward-looking information within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and is subject to the Safe Harbor created by those sections. This material contains statements about expected future events and/or financial results that are forward-looking in nature and subject to risks and uncertainties. Such forward-looking statements by definition involve risks, uncertainties and other factors, which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of Kat Exploration to be materially different from the statements made herein.

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