Vancouver, British Columbia--Homeland Precious Metals Corp. (OTCBB: HPMEF) reports that its exploration activity for the Bell Flat property has been completed for this season.  An extensive auger-drill sampling program was deployed on a grid covering the extent of the property and was implemented to assess the potential of covered mineralization.  This auger-drill program defined new areas of precious metal mineralization that correlate with the previous geophysical survey anomalies identified by Hemlo Gold in 1993, and supports the findings outlined in the re-analysis of the geophysical survey done earlier this year by Fritz Geophysics.

The auger sampling anomalies, along with the surface rock chip samples previously collected from the property, define a discrete zone of alteration and mineralization that can be followed for over 1600 meters (1 mile).  Past drilling on the north end has identified low grade gold and silver values within altered Tertiary volcanic rock and Triassic sediments.  The next phase of exploration will include reverse circulation drilling to test the newly defined targets, as well as additional geologic mapping and sampling.

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