JAEGER RESOURCES CORP. ANNOUNCES AN UPDATE AT ITS TAYLOR BROOK ZINC – LEAD – SILVER – COPPER PROPERTY IN NEW BRUNSWICK

Jaeger Resources Corp. has announced the completion of Very Low Frequency (VLF) and magnetometer geophysical surveys at its Taylor Brook Property in New Brunswick, marking a significant milestone in the company's exploration program. The surveys were conducted over a newly established 20.35 kilometer grid covering recently staked claims, demonstrating the company's systematic approach to exploring this polymetallic prospect.

The Taylor Brook Property targets zinc, lead, silver, and copper mineralization, representing a diversified base and precious metals opportunity in New Brunswick's established mining jurisdiction. The completion of these geophysical surveys provides Jaeger with critical subsurface data that will guide future exploration decisions and potential drilling programs.

The use of VLF and magnetometer surveys represents standard industry practice for early-stage exploration, as these techniques can effectively identify geological structures and potential mineralized zones without the higher costs associated with drilling. For Jaeger Resources, this methodical exploration approach allows the company to systematically evaluate the property's potential while managing exploration expenditures.

The completion of this geophysical work positions Jaeger to advance the Taylor Brook Property through subsequent phases of exploration. The data collected from these surveys will be interpreted and analyzed to identify priority targets for future work programs, potentially including more detailed geophysical surveys, geochemical sampling, or initial drilling activities depending on the results obtained.