Western Star Resources flags 0.28% WO3 peak in White Star tungsten soil survey in Nevada

• Western Star Resources reported first systematic soil sampling at its White Star tungsten project in Nevada, defining two tungsten-in-soil anomalies.
• Best soil result hit 2,230 ppm tungsten, equivalent to 0.281% WO₃, from sample B206 in the South Zone.
• North Zone outlined a 215-by-240-meter footprint, peaking at 156 ppm tungsten over a quartz monzonite–tactite contact.
• South Zone covered roughly 135-by-95 meters, located south of the historic Mission Cross mine on tactite terrain described as locally scheelite-bearing.
• Company plans 25-meter infill sampling, step-out soil work, then drill pad selection to test four district anomalies across White Star and Rowland.

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