Kingman Minerals Ltd. announced its assay results for Phase II diamond drilling on the Mohave Project near Kingman, Arizona, USA. Kingman Minerals experienced slow drilling and technical issues caused by supply chain and other pandemic related problems, which led to a temporary suspension of the Phase II diamond drilling. As such, the Company was unable to fully test all desired targets. Yet, two of the partially completed holes (MH- 07, MH-08) were capped and are to be re-entered at some point in 2022 and completed to their respective target depths. All of the 24 fully permitted holes are intended to define the continuation of the vein systems away from the Rosebud shaft area and to test some deeper targets suspected to be present within the Rosebud claim group. Diamond drill hole MH-06 intersected both main vein systems with the East vein yielding 0.7 gpt Au, & 132 gpt Ag. The west vein showed values of 4.3 gpt Au, & 68.3 gpt Ag. These intercepts extend the veins to the southeast of the mine workings, where previously no vein mineralization was known to occur. The MH- 06 discoveries open an entirely new area for future Mohave Project exploration. Core hole MH-07, which has a target depth of 2000 feet (610m) was temporarily suspended at 1185 feet (361m) due to escalating drilling costs. Although the hole is not yet completed, a Tertiary-age porphyry intrusive and associated alteration in the lower part of the hole indicate the possibility that there could be a larger mineralizing system at depth.