Xtierra Inc. has completed the first two drill holes and 732 meters of a planned five drill holes totaling 1,500 meters into previously identified areas of high-grade silver mineralization. Drill core samples will be sent to an SGS laboratory in Durango with results anticipated by the end of the month. Current drilling is located adjacent to and west of the main Bilbao Silver-Lead-Zinc deposit. The objective of drilling these two holes is to confirm the continuity of the high-grade silver values to the northwest between drill holes X42 and X75 and to the south between drill holes X84B and X96 which are 100 meters apart. The third hole will test the continuity between the two best drill hole results in X26 and X40-1. Key prior drilling results (silver only) from the period 2010-2013 are summarized below. This high-grade silver zone called the Victor Vein runs north-south over a strike length of approximately 500 meters. Company's prior drill campaigns and exploration in 2010-2013 identified eight targets for potential satellite mineralization around the main Bilbao polymetallic deposit. The table above provides strong evidence of potential additional significant silver resources which require further drilling to prepare a 43-101 report. With the much-improved outlook for silver prices, approaching the $30 per ounce level used in the 2014 RungePincockMinarco (Canada) Limited (RPM) PEA, the company are excited about these silver targets potentially increasing the value of the Bilbao deposit. The company invested over $30 million at Bilbao commented Tim Gallagher, President. Historically, samples from half-core were prepared at the Stewart Group laboratory in Zacatecas and analyzed for multi-element content using ICP-MS by Stewart Group in Kamloops, British Columbia. Standards and blanks were used regularly for quality control. Significant mineralized intervals are reported in the table as core lengths and estimated true thickness (70% to 95% of core length).