Sable Resources Ltd. announced that positive results from field work carried on its Margarita Project late last year has motivated the company to initiate a two phase drill program to test the 1.7 kilometer structure. The Margarita Project consists of partially outcropping silver bearing epithermal quartz veins on two mining exploration licenses totaling 125 hectares of ground with an approximate strike length of 1.7 kilometers, and is fully surrounded by Sunshine Silver Mine Corporation's Los Gatos Project. The Los Gatos deposit contains measured and indicated resource of 9.2 million Tonnes grading 289 ppm silver, 5.7% zinc, 2.8% lead, and 0.36 ppm gold for a resource of 178 million ounces silver-equivalent. Surface sampling consisted of forty four (44), one-meter channel samples (the "Samples") of exposed vein material at various locations. Twenty nine (29) of the 1-meter surface channel samples returned significant silver values greater than 100 g/t ranging in value from 106 to 909 g/t silver. The Samples were also highly anomalous in gold (Au to 479 ppb), lead (Pb to 3,770 ppm), zinc (Zn to 11,500 ppm), arsenic (As to 238 ppm) and antimony (Sb to 932 ppm). Based on these results, a planned drill program is planned to commence during the first quarter 2018 subject to gaining required permitting. The initial drill program will consist of a two phase, 11 diamond drill hole program totaling 4,025 meters and test the vein structures at depths between 200 and 400 meters. Company geologists interpret potential for a high-grade precious metal horizon below the current surface Samples based on low temperature silica textures at surface combined with precious metal values and elevated arsenic and antimony values indicating a position in the upper levels of an epithermal system.