Hunt Gold Corp. announced today that its Joint Venture Company, formed to acquire HGLC shares as a short to medium term investment, acquired an additional 425 million shares at a price of $0.0001. Total purchases to date by the Joint Venture Company now total to 3,028,863,000 shares.

Joint Venture Company’s purchases have substantially reduced the total of Common Stock being offered in the market. The Joint Venture Company and the Company’s Management currently believe that they won’t be unable to purchase additional shares in “off the market” transactions since they have been unable to attract any further Sellers at these prices.

Further purchases of the company’s shares by the Joint Venture Company will be affected in the market once Hunt Gold’s website is launched. The company believes today’s earlier news announcing Assay results will “undoubtedly cause the Company’s stock price to higher price levels in

Today before the opening bell, Hunt Gold Corp. announced assay results from the first five drill holes of its first recently completed drill campaign at the “Mockingbird” Gold Project in Arizona. The assay work was done by Jacobs Assay of Tucson, Arizona.

The company reported the following:

- All of the first five drill holes encountered Gold Mineralization.

- Management considers these Assay initial results to be solid and positive but is of the opinion that the Assay Results from the remaining three drill holes to be of a far higher grade and Jacobs Assay has elected to place the assays for the other 3 drill holes in “EXCEPT” meaning that 3 or 4 intervals in the “ore zone” are listed as “pending.” Management is of the opinion that Jacobs Assays has higher gold values for these intervals, and to that end, they are re-running

With Gold prices now close to $1,000 an ounce, Hunt Gold Corp.’s gold mining properties are substantially increasing in value. In fact, Jeffrey Nichol, head of American Precious Metals Advisors, claimed yesterday that Gold Prices could rise higher than $2,500 per ounce in the future.

Hunt Gold also retains interest in Silver Mining through its stockholding in a Silver Company. Silver has also done extremely well the past few months, rising from $8.40 an ounce to more than $14 an ounce. The company’s valuation will continue to rise as precious metal prices benefit from investors’ demand for “safe haven” investments.

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Moments ago, Hunt Gold Corp. announced that its Joint Venture Company, a partnership between Hunt Gold and a Mining Fund to acquire shares of HGLC, acquired another 800,000,000 “free trading” shares of the company’s common stock from another Seller yesterday at a price of $0.000075 per share. That seller is no longer offering the shares in the market.

Total purchases to date by the Joint Venture Company now total to 2,603,863,000 shares of “free trading” common stock. All purchases by the Joint Venture Company were transacted “off market” to eliminate brokerage costs and avoid distortion of trading volumes. The purchases to date have been settled in cash.

Hunt Gold management emphasized that the seller was being forced to dispose of these shares due to financial pressures beyond the seller’s control and was made fully aware that if they were able to hold them for a

Today before the opening bell, Hunt Gold Corp. announced that it has authorized an issue of up to $10 million of Convertible Bonds. These bonds are being issued to eliminate existing loans made to the company. The company intends to settle all of these loans through the issuance of convertible bonds by the end of this month.

Hunt Gold Corporation’s cash requirements are enormous considering its extensive exploration and drilling program, ongoing monthly overhead costs, the costs of its Geologists, Professional Advisors and Consultants, its fifty percent share of the Joint Venture Company which is actively acquiring shares of Hunt Gold Corp., and the proposed stock buyback and cancellation program.

The terms of the Convertible Bonds include, without limitation, that: (i) at the option of the holder, the Convertible Bonds are convertible into shares of Hunt Gold Corporation’s Common Stock, at any time after

Today, Hunt Gold Corp updated investors on the progress of its JV Company’s stock purchases. Total purchases to date now total to 1,403,863,000 shares of “free trading” Common Stock after the Joint Venture Company acquired an additional 300 million shares of the Company’s “free trading” Common Stock Tuesday, February 17, 2009.

Hunt Gold’s Management emphasized that the sellers of this stock were being forced to dispose of these shares because of financial pressures beyond their control. The Joint Venture Company is making a substantial difference in reducing the number of shares being offered for sale. All purchases have been settled in cash.

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Recently, Hunt Gold Corp. appointed Frederick J J Blaauw as its Non Executive Chairman and Mr. Patrick F. O’Hara as its Senior Geochemist. Both men have a huge wealth of knowledge and experience, and play key roles within the company.

Mr. Blaauw earned his B.Sc in Mining Engineering from the University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa and has served at the highest Managerial Level of many of the world’s foremost mining companies. Previously, he was a Principal and Co-Founder of Resources International which provided more than $650 million in funding to mining projects.

Mr. O’Hara brings more than three decades of mineral exploration experience to the company. He has a Ph. D in Geology from Arizona State University as well as an M.A. and B.A. in Geology from Queens College of the City University of New York. O’Hara has authored or co-authored over 70

Hunt Gold Corporation announced during November of last year that it had formed a Joint Venture Company, being a 50/50 partnership between Hunt Gold and a Mining Fund, to acquire shares of Hunt Gold’s Common Stock as a short to medium term investment.

Today, the company reported their progress on the purchases:

– Total purchases to date by the Joint Venture Company now amount to 1,103,863,000 shares of “free trading” Common Stock.

– 156,983,000 “free trading” shares were purchased on November 17, 2008 at a price of US$0.00035 per share

– 196,880,000 “free trading” shares were purchased on November 26, 2008 at a price of US$0.0003 per share

According to the press release, the Joint Venture Company is not purchasing these shares to increase the stock price. As stated in the terms of the agreement between the Joint Venture Company partners, this is a short to medium term

Hunt Gold Corporation today announced that it has appointed MDM Worldwide Solutions, Inc. as its Investor Relations firm, effective immediately.

The Contact Details are as follows:

MDM Worldwide Solutions, Inc. 989 Avenue of the Americas, 4th Floor New York, NY 10018

Telephone: (646) 961-4458 E Mail: huntgold@mdmworldwide.com Contact : Richard Hausig

Hunt Gold’s management believed it was necessary to immediately implement this Investor Relations interaction in order to make sure stockholders were given all timely information. By appointing an IR firm, management will no longer have to deal with the overwhelming amount of requests for information from stockholders.

The Company stated in the press release that it is dealing with all outstanding issues at this time, particularly the Stock Dividend payment which has been delayed by third parties and their professional advisors, a situation that has been beyond its control. Hunt Gold anticipates having these issues resolved in

Although many would have expected Silver and Gold to be hitting all time highs during the recent market turmoil over the financial system, both metals have actually been hit pretty hard. Silver has fallen the most, going from $19.55 an ounce in July of last year to just less than $8.50. What made this happen?

Although there are theories of manipulation and governmental interference, we will focus on what is ‘known’. First, hedge funds were forced to sell their positions in the market as their clients withdrew their funds. Many of these institutions were highly leveraged, causing an even greater amount of selling. The second most apparent reason precious metal prices fell was the astonishing strength of the U.S. Dollar.

First, remember that Gold is a finite resource. There is only so much of it in the world, and then it’s gone. This is a