Bravada Gold Corporation announced results from 2012 drilling at its Wind Mountain gold and silver property, located in northwestern Nevada. The program consisted of twelve reverse-circulation holes, 1393 meters in total, at three separate targets. The program was designed to provide information on exploration areas which are not presently included in Bravada's existing NI-43-101 resource at Wind Mountain, which consists of 570,000 ounces of gold and 14.7 million ounces of silver in the Indicated category and an additional 354,000 ounces of gold and 10.1 million ounces of silver in the Inferred category.

Connector Exploration Target ­ Geological re-modeling completed late in 2011 suggested that the Breeze and DeepMin resources are not two separate deposits, as originally thought, but one relatively continuous deposit. Two holes were drilled from the same location in order to test this theory, one vertical and one angled -70 degrees to the west. Holes WM12-088 and WM12-089 are located approximately 200 meters south of the existing Breeze resource and both holes ended in thick zones of mixed oxide/sulfide gold mineralization, with the bottom of hole WM12-089 ending in 10.7 meters of 0.935g/t Au and 33.7g/t Ag.

Designed open pits modeled for the 2012 Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) did not include this area due to a lack of drill data; thus, any resource added in the Connector area could expand the open pit design. This limited drilling program indicates that the two resources can be connected with further delineation drilling. Zephyr Exploration Target ­ Two vertical scout holes were drilled to 183 meters and 133 meters depth, respectively, in this large, alluvial-covered area.

Neither hole intersected the targeted host rock; however, overlying lake sediments contain long intervals of anomalous gold and silver (20-80ppb gold and 1-5ppm silver). These concentrations are similar to the values encountered in lake sediments that overlie the DeepMin resource. A gravity geophysical survey was conducted in December over the Zephyr target and is being interpreted to identify structures and basement highs that could represent silicified rock at shallow depths.

Follow-up drilling is being planned for the second and third quarter of 2013. North Hill Exploration Target ­ Drill holes tested the alluvium-covered, down-dip projection of shallow, oxide mineralization of the North Hill deposit. Unfortunately, the mineralized horizon was eroded prior to being covered by alluvium, limiting the size of the resource at North Hill.

This area will now be evaluated as a heap leach site, which should reduce operating costs compared to costs attributed to the site used in the 2012 PEA.