StrikePoint Gold CEO Michael Allen joined Steve Darling from the Vancouver Resources Investment Conference to share news about the company's focus in Nevada and the upcoming drill program at its Hercules Gold Project. Allen explained that StrikePoint Gold is among the largest landholders in Nevada’s Walker Lane trend, with its Hercules project spanning 100 km². He noted that the project had been previously sold for $25 million in 2020, before being reacquired for just $250,000 two years ago. The 2026 exploration program is designed to convert existing historical data into a modern inferred resource of approximately 1 million ounces of gold, with a variance of plus or minus 20%. “We’re permitted, funded, ready to go,” said Allen, referring to the 3,000m, 30-hole drill program slated to begin as early as late February or early March. The initial focus will be on the northern portion of the property, which holds about 300 historical drill holes. Later in the year, the company may shift attention to the underexplored southern half, which includes 45 additional targets. Allen also highlighted the advantages of operating in Nevada, calling it “where America goes to mine,” and emphasized how rising gold prices are driving strong margins for low-grade bulk tonnage operations like Hercules. #proactiveinvestors #strikepointgold #tsxv #skp #otcqb #stkxf #vric2026 #HerculesGoldProject #GoldExploration #NevadaMining #MichaelAllen #GoldStocks #OTCQB #JuniorMining #DrillProgram2026 #MiningInvestment #GoldPrice #WalkerLane #ResourceEstimation