Buffalo, New York 10/21/2009 7:35:00 AM
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Puma Exploration Finds Intersection of 1.5% Cu. Over 63 Metres

Puma Exploration (TSX-V: PUM) has encountered an intersection which includes 1.5% Cu over 63 metres and 1% Cu over 97 metres. The drill hole has identified two zones consisting of copper rich stockworks with attractive intersections and grades. Ore samples of 13% Cu. over 0.60 meters, 14 samples with over 4% Cu., and 37 samples with over 1% Cu were found in a total of 102 samples. The drilling was done on the company's Turgeon, New Brunswick Property.

 

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About Puma Exploration

Puma Exploration Inc. is a junior mining exploration company. The Company’s activities consist of carrying out exploration work with the goal of developing deposits of precious and other metals. The Company focuses its activities on the discovery of mineral deposits and orebodies located in the Bathurst mining camp, and outside the traditional mining camps in Manitoba. The Company focuses on bringing into production the mineralized silver-zinc-lead lenses on the Ann’s Creek property in New Brunswick. The Company is the operator for exploration work on the Nicholas-Denys Property, located in northeastern New Brunswick. The Company holds 100% of the mineral rights in the Ann’s Creek Property. As at February 28, 2009, the Company was 25% owned by Ressources Appalaches Inc.

 

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