1. TSXV: HMX
Gold and Silver Exploration in
Santa Cruz, Argentina
October 2011
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2. Forward Looking Statement
This exploration PowerPoint presentation contains certain forward-looking information and forward looking statements, as defined in applicable securities laws
(collectively referred to herein as “forward-looking statements”). Specifically, this presentation contains forward-looking statements relating to, among other things, the
exploration programs at Hunt Mining Corp.’s La Josephina, the timing thereof, anticipated work on the company’s Bajo Pobre project and El Gateado Projects and the
timing thereof, the interpretation of the exploration results received to date, the expected development of the La Josefina Project and the anticipated schedule for such
development and the key objectives for 2011 including the timing for an update 43-101 technical report. Often, but not always, forward-looking statements can be
identified by the use of words such as “plans”, “expects”, “is expected”, “budget”, “scheduled”, “estimates”, “continues”, “forecasts”, “projects”, “predicts”, “intends”,
“anticipates” or “believes”, or variations of, or the negatives of, such words and phrases or state that certain actions, events or results “may”, “could”, “would”, “should”,
“might” or “will” be taken, occur or be achieved. All statements included herein, other than statements of historical fact, including, without limitation, statements
regarding future plans and objectives of Hunt Mining Corp. (“Hunt Mining” or “the Company”), are forward-looking statements that involve various risks, assumptions,
estimates and uncertainties which may cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. Factors that could
cause actual results to differ materially from any forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, the failure to establish estimated resources and reserves, the
grade and recovery of ore which is mined varying from estimates, capital and operating costs varying significantly from estimates, delays in obtaining or failures to obtain
required governmental, environmental or other project approvals, inflation, changes in exchange rates, fluctuations in commodity prices, delays in the development of
projects, and uncertainties relating to the interpretation of the geology, continuity, grade and size estimates of mineral resources and reserves, as well as those risk factors
listed in the “Risk Factors” section of Hunt Mining’s managements discussion and analysis for the three and six month period ended June 30, 2011 and 2010 (“MD&A”)date
August 25, 2011, which may be viewed at www.sedar.com. Forward-looking statements reflect the current internal projections, expectations or beliefs of Hunt Mining and
are based on information currently available to the Company. Forward-looking statements are also based on a number of assumptions which may prove to be incorrect,
including, but not limited to, assumptions about the following: the availability of financing for exploration and development activities; the ability to attract and retain
skilled staff; the supply and demand for, and the level and volatility of the price of, metals and minerals; timing of the receipt of necessary approvals for exploration
projects and other operations; the supply and availability of consumables and services; energy costs; the accuracy of resource estimates and the assumptions on which
the resource estimates are based; market competition; ongoing relations with employees and local communities; and general business and economic conditions. There
can be no assurance that any forward-looking statement will prove to be accurate, and should any one or more risks and uncertainties materialize or should any
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There is no assurance that the Company will be able to successfully raise the capital required or to complete each of the initiatives described.
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The scientific and technical information in this presentation has been approved by Mel Klohn, Senior Technical Advisor for the Corporation is the Qualified Person under
National Instrument 43-101.
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3. An Overview
Hunt Mining is a precious metals exploration company with a portfolio of exploration and near -
term development projects in the Santa Cruz Province of Argentina
The Company is a major land holder in Santa Cruz Province controlling 2,867 sq. km (286,792
hectares) encompassing 31 mineral concessions
Santa Cruz is a precious metals province encompassing a rapidly growing number of
advanced and producing projects, operated by companies such as Anglo Gold Ashanti,
Hochschild Mining, Pan American Silver, Andean Resources (now) Gold Corp, Extorre Gold
Mines and Mirasol Resources
Management team has extensive experience and a proven track record of discoveries,
development and production success in the region
Completed 53,000 meters of drilling, 416 line kms of IP survey and over 15,000 surface channel,
trench and chip samples on projects in Santa Cruz Province
Currently drilling to build on historical resource as indicated in the NI 43-101 Technical Report
reported on www.sedar.com in October 2010
Contracted G Mining to provide a series of services, studies, and assessments
designed to guide the corporation to a Production decision for the La Josefina project
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4. Capital Structure – June 30, 2011
Common Shares Outstanding 99,945,747
Convertible Preferred Shares 20,881,493
Total 120,827,240
Warrants 26,114,610
Broker Warrants 4,960,044
Options 6,614,133
Fully Diluted Shares Outstanding 158,516,027
Cash (CAD $) 13,400,000
TSXV: HMX
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5. An Experienced Management and Technical Team
Tim Hunt, Executive Chairman, Director
- Over 30 years of international finance experience
- Founder and President of Huntwood Industries; one of the largest building products manufacturers in North
America
- Former President of Metaline Mining & Leasing and Hunt Mountain Resources
- Served as a board director for regional banks and Dream Center International
Matthew J. Hughes, B.Sc. P. Geo, President, CEO, Director
- Over 25 years of global exploration experience (North, Central, and South America; Asia)
- Former Project Manager and Chief Geologist for Kinross Gold and Mundoro Mining, as well a Senior
Geologist positions at Yamana, Buenaventura and Silver Standard /Triton Minerals
Danilo Silva, B.Sc. P. Geo, President CCSA, Manager South American Operations
- Over 25 years of mining experience and exploration success in Argentina
- Senior Geologist and Project Manager for majors including Yamana and Buenaventura
Vicente Sanchez, P. Geo, Exploration Manager of South America Operation
- Over 15 years of exploration in Argentina and Chile
- Exploration and Development positions for Yamana Resources, Coeur d’ Alene Mines, Barrick Gold and
Minera IRL, among others.
Vicki Streng, Chief Financial Officer
- 15 years accounting experience in the mining industries
- Former controller for Minera Andes, Nevoro and Yamana Gold (formerly Yamana Resources)
Mel Klohn, B.Sc. M.Sc. L.P. Geo, Senior Technical Advisor
- Licensed Professional Geologist with over 44 years of experience in the mining industry
- Served 25 years as a Professional Geologist and Research Scientist for the Exxon Corporation
- Former VP of Exploration for Yamana Gold, Aura Gold and Nevoro Inc.
- Served as Director, Technical Advisor and Consultant for numerous Junior and Senior Mining Companies
Viresh Varma, BA (Eco), PGDBA, Director of Corp. Development
- Over 20 years of experience in Global Marketing. Served as Director, COO & CEO of various Regional Growth
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6. A Proven Consulting Team
G Mining Services Inc. (“G Mining”)
- A provider of a wide range of services covering geology and resources, mine engineering,
mine audits, economic studies and project management.
- G Mining is led by its founder and President, Dr. Louis Gignac, P.Eng, who currently sits as
director and/or chairman for several publically traded companies.
- Dr. Gignac formerly served, for more than 20 years, as President and CEO of Cambior Inc
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Ms. Sandra Perry - Senior Technical Consultant
- A consulting geologist specializing in satellite and airborne image analysis for geologic
exploration, focused on field of geology applications
- She has 28 years of geological and remote sensing experience, emphasizing satellite
multispectral image analysis for mineral, hydrocarbon, and geothermal exploration.
- Sandy is a member of the NASA ASTER Science Team, researching and pioneering mineral
mapping using multispectral and hyper spectral imaging systems.
- She has participated in many exploration efforts around the world, specifically contributing to
seven precious metal discoveries in South America, including the Cerro Saavedra deposit
(currently San Jose Mine) and Martha Mine in the Deseado Massif of Patagonia.
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7. Board of Directors
A Strong Board
Scott Brunsdon, MBA
Scott is currently CFO for International Minerals Corp. Formerly, he was a CFO of Andean
Resources (now Goldcorp), CFO and Corp. Secretary of Revett Minerals, CFO of Placer Dome N.A.
and CFO, Secretary and Treasurer of Placer Dome US and executive positions in Hillsborough
Resources and Dayton Mining. He holds a MBA (Finance and Accounting) from the University of
British Columbia and a Bachelor of Commerce (Economics) from the University of Saskatchewan.
Alan Chan, P. Eng
Alan is a professional engineer and an entrepreneur. He graduated from University of
Saskatchewan with a Bachelor of Science Degree. Alan is Director, CFO and Secretary of Grand
Power Logistics Group.
Andrew Gertler, MBA
Andrew is a principal and Vice-President of Lester Asset Management and he holds a Bachelor of
Commerce (Finance) degree from McGill University and a Master of Business Administration from
the University of Western Ontario.
Bryn Harman, CFA
Bryn is a former listing officer at the Alberta Stock Exchange and has worked as a buy side and sell
side research analyst in the United States.
Darrick Hunt, CPA
Darrick is CFO of Huntwood Industries and a Certified Public Accountant under the Board of
Accountancy of Washington State and he holds a Bachelor Degree in Business Administration from
Gonzaga University. Responsible for several international business operations
Jacques Perron, P. Eng
Jacques is President and Chief Executive Officer of St. Andrew Goldfields (SAS on TSX), a Canadian
gold producer. Mr. Perron obtained his B.Sc. in mining engineering at l’École Polytechnique. His
prior work experience included management positions at IAMGOLD, Noranda Inc., J.S. Redpath
and Cambior.
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8. Discovery and Development
A Team with a Track Record
Mina Martha (Coeur d’Alene Mines)
- Precious metals deposits
Don Nicolas (Minera IRL)
- Precious metals deposits
Lejano (Coeur d’Alene Mines)
- Precious Metals deposits
Candelaria Mine Extension (Kinross
Gold)
Danilo Silva Matt Hughes
- Precious Metals deposits
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9. Hunt Mining Project Locations
Exploration and Mining Concessions, Deseado Massif Precious Metal Province, Santa Cruz Argentina
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MAJOR LAND HOLDERS (ranked by size of holdings)
FOMICRUZ SE
HUNT MINING CORP / CCSA 2,868 sq. kilometers
= Regional Mineralized Trends MIRASOL RESOURCES LTD
PATAGONIA GOLD PLC
HIDEFIELD / MINERA IRL
EXTORRE GOLD MINES LTD
HOCHSCHILD ARGENTINA SA (San Jose Mine)
COEUR ARGENTINA SRL (Martha Mine)
48 IAMGOLD ARGENTINA SA 48
ANGLO / FOMICRUZ (Cerro Vanguardia Mine)
MINERA ANDES INC (San Jose Mine)
ARGENTEX MINING CORP
PAN AM. SILVER / SJSA (Manantial Espejo Mine)
GOLD CORP. (formerly Andean Resources)
OTHER COMPANIES
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Cerro
Vanguardia
South America
Mina Martha
Argentina Manantial
Deseado Massif Espejo
Santa Cruz
0 20 50
KILOMETERS
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10. Geological Setting
High-grade epithermal, low sulfidation
style vein deposits found throughout the
region
Nearly all of the hundreds of gold-silver
and base metals occurrences in the
Deseado Massif region in South
Argentina are this type
Deposits are hosted in Jurassic aged
volcanic rock localized by structures,
often many meters wide and hundreds
of meters to several kilometers long
Mineralized structures are comprised of
quartz veins, stock-works and breccias
that carry gold, silver, minor sulfides with
variable amounts of base metals
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11. Project Summary
La Josefina
• Completed 49,300 meters of core
drilling
• Completed 416 line kilometers of
geophysical surveys
• Collected more than 15,000 surface
channel and trench samples
• Building resources, open to expansion
Bajo Pobre
• Located less than 80 km southeast of
Goldcorp’s Cerro Negro gold project
• Historically, over US $2.0 million spent
in exploration including mapping and
surface sampling
• Large gold bearing epithermal
system identified
El Gateado
• One km northeast of La Josefina
project
• Completed 30 line kilometers of
Geophysics, 6,300 meters of core
drilling, collected more then 1000
surface samples
• Large gold bearing epithermal
system identified
Additional Projects
• Covering 1,700 sq. km of prospective
lands
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La Josefina: Flagship Project
• Joint Venture with Fomento Minero
de Santa Cruz Sociedad del Estado
(“Fomicruz.”), government owned
mining entity
• Hunt Mining to earn 91% interest and
Fomicruz 9% interest after completion
of positive pre-feasibility and
feasibility study by 2012~13
• Company must spend US $6 million in
exploration drilling to earn mining
and production rights for a 40 year
period (current level of investment
over $12 million)
• Production is subject to 1% Provincial
mine-mouth royalty and 5%
FOMICRUZ mine-mouth royalty
(equivalent to 2% NSR)
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13. La Josefina - Pre 2011
Drill Program Highlights
Select assay intervals from 5 ore
shoots
Sinter 12.2 m of 23 g/t Au
Ailin 3.1 m of 94.44 g/t Au & 56.6 g/t Ag
Ailin 1.3 m of 88.8 g/t Au and 65.5 g/t Ag
Amanda 3 m of 7.34 g/t Au and 155.4 g/t Ag
Cecilia 3.2 m of 5.1 g/t Au and 1,238 g/t Ag
Veta Sur 2.85 m of 14.78 Au and 96.8 g/t Ag
For full range of drilling results, pls see: drill assays prior to 2011 on www.huntmining.com/projects/la-josefina
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14. La Josefina - Pre 2011: Veta Norte Zone
Veta Sur Shoot Long Section
For further details of the grade of each metal/mineral used to establish the equivalent grade see: drill assays prior to 2011 on www.huntmining.com/projects/la-josefina
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15. La Josefina Sinter Target
For full range of drilling results, pls see: drill assays prior to 2011 and until September 30th 2011 on www.huntmining.com/projects/la-josefina 15

16. La Josefina - Pre 2011: Noreste Zone
Sinter Target
Silica exhalite Flat line sinter
related to hot layer exposed
spring activity over an area
of 2.5 km x 300
m or more
Structurally Potential
controlled, open pit, bulk
high-grade minable
mineralization operation
going to depth
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17. Drill Results Highlights (pre-2011 drilling)
In 2007 and 2008 CCSA drilled 37,600 meters in 260 holes on the La Josefina property. The top 25 mineralized
intervals are summarized below:
Hole # / Target : Interval Interval Au Max Au Equiv. Min depth Max Average Interval Au Interval Ag Percent Au Interval Cu Interval Pb Interval Zn
No.
Shoot
length (m)
Equivalent (g/T)
Assay (g/T)
(m)
depth (m)
depth (m)
(g/T)
(g/T)
of Equiv.
%
%
%
1
SVN134 / V Norte : V Sur
6.30
13.11
78.30
97.7
104
100.85
2.74
644.76
21%
0.4%
3.5%
0.3%
2
SSI167 / Noreste :Sinter
1.00
79.83
79.83
33
34
33.5
79.60
14.20
100%
0.1%
0.3%
0.0%
3
SVN04 / V Norte : V Sur
4.05
16.96
53.65
39.95
44
41.975
7.62
581.15
45%
0.2%
0.4%
0.1%
4
SVN132 / V Norte : V Sur
11.40
6.02
18.76
69.6
81
75.3
2.58
214.12
43%
0.0%
0.0%
0.2%
5
SVN150 / V Norte : V Sur
8.50
7.63
31.74
16
24.5
20.25
4.22
212.35
55%
0.3%
4.1%
0.1%
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SVN57 / V Norte : Amanda
2.45
22.09
76.84
140.8
143.25
142.025
18.53
221.93
84%
1.7%
0.5%
0.3%
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SVN181 / V Norte : Amanda
4.40
11.30
37.57
162.2
166.6
164.4
8.46
176.81
75%
1.2%
0.2%
0.1%
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SVN78 / V Norte : Amanda
5.00
9.55
52.87
27
32
29.5
8.54
62.97
89%
0.1%
0.3%
0.0%
9
SVN198 / V Norte : Cecilia
4.70
10.09
33.06
104.2
108.9
106.55
7.52
159.49
75%
2.0%
0.4%
0.1%
10
SVN149 / V Norte : V Sur
4.60
9.85
48.15
61.4
66
63.7
2.38
464.68
24%
0.6%
10.6%
0.1%
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SVN135 / V Norte : V Sur
8.10
5.57
35.42
50.9
59
54.95
2.69
179.37
48%
0.1%
1.1%
0.1%
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SVN233 / V Norte : Cecilia
1.50
27.15
43.67
166.5
168
167.25
8.96
1,131.76
33%
0.1%
1.3%
0.3%
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SVN-144 / V Norte : V Sur
3.05
13.02
22.11
100.2
103.25
101.725
7.51
342.62
58%
0.1%
9.3%
3.8%
14
SVN186 / V Norte : Cecilia
8.40
4.58
11.37
184.6
193
188.8
3.16
88.78
69%
1.5%
0.1%
0.1%
15
SVN89 / V Norte : V Sur
14.00
2.73
18.54
69
83
76
2.59
8.57
95%
0.2%
0.1%
0.0%
16
SVN222 / V Norte : Cecilia
2.65
14.36
34.17
166.35
169
167.675
5.10
576.34
36%
0.2%
1.8%
1.0%
17
SVN125 / V Norte : V Sur
2.20
17.07
55.51
150.3
152.5
151.4
7.08
621.89
41%
0.2%
6.6%
0.8%
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SVN117 / V Norte :Cecilia
7.95
4.70
23.29
13.45
21.4
17.425
3.74
59.39
80%
0.1%
0.2%
0.0%
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SVN193 / V Norte : Amanda
4.65
7.88
26.59
17.35
22
19.675
7.59
18.17
96%
0.1%
0.2%
0.0%
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SVN137 / V Norte : V Sur
3.70
9.13
16.62
74.7
78.4
76.55
2.08
438.59
23%
1.5%
7.0%
0.1%
21
SVN136 / V Norte : V Sur
3.00
10.94
31.84
30
33
31.5
10.90
2.43
100%
0.0%
0.1%
0.1%
22
SVN172 / V Norte : Amanda
7.90
4.04
10.13
222.7
230.6
226.65
3.21
51.47
80%
1.5%
0.1%
0.1%
23
SVN176 / V Norte : Amanda
7.60
4.03
18.46
260.4
268
264.2
3.46
35.14
86%
0.8%
0.0%
0.1%
24
SVN153 / V Norte :V Sur
9.90
3.03
23.97
34.7
44.6
39.65
2.18
52.61
72%
0.1%
0.8%
0.1%
25
SVN84 / V Norte : Amanda
4.23
6.97
25.34
165
169.23
167.115
5.37
99.52
77%
0.7%
0.1%
0.0%
For full range of drilling results, pls see: drill assays prior to 2011 on www.huntmining.com/projects/la-josefina 17

18. La Josefina 2011– Drill Results Highlights
Highlights taken from 2011 press releases
March 3, SC-D11-244 A true mineralized width of 2.14 meters grading 7.62 g/t gold, 33.04 g/t silver and 3.4% lead, including:
2011 0.43 meters of 26.41 g/t gold, 102.60 g/t silver and 5.2% lead and 0.38 meters of 9.91 g/t
gold, 40.40 g/t silver and 8.1% lead
SC-D11-248 A true mineralized width of 5.7 meters grading 26.19 g/t (grams/ton) gold and 41.59 g/t silver, including:
0.81 meters of 132.34 g/t gold and 112.20 g/t silver.
0.36 meters of 66.41 g/t gold and 245.00 g/t silver.
March 22, SC-D11-252 A true mineralized width of 3.00 meters grading 7.14 g/t gold, 133.44 g/t silver 6.67% lead and 1.16%
2011 copper including:
0.48 meters of 0.26 g/t gold, 580.00 g/t silver, 2.1% copper and 30.0% lead 0.52 meters of 27.20
gold, 42.10 g/t silver, 1.3% copper and 1.0% lead
SC-D11-255 A true mineralized width of 1.94 meters grading 135.31 g/t (grams/tonne) gold, 39.72 g/t silver and 6.51%
lead Including:
0.47 meters of 206.08 g/t gold, 89.40 g/t silver and 4.0 % lead.
0.52 meters of 97.64 g/t gold, 20.90 g/t silver and 1.7% lead.
0.50 meters of 228.01 g/t gold, 47.10 g/t silver and 6.1% lead.
March 31, SC-D11-258 A true mineralized width of 2.85 meters grading 2.38 g/t gold, 178.65 g/t silver and 25.18% lead
2011 including:
0.43 meters of 1.44 g/t gold, 729.00 g/t silver, and 26.8% lead
0.48 meters of 3.73 g/t gold, 253.00 g/t silver, and 24.8% lead
0.48 meters of 9.08 g/t gold, 53.70 g/t silver, and 13.9% lead
SC-D11-267 12.38 meters (true width) of 188.52 g/t gold, 171.88 g/t silver and 14.84% lead including 0.88 meters of
494.32 g/t gold, 143.60 g/t silver and 10.37 % lead, and 0.50 meters of 25.60 g/t gold, 395.00 g/t silver
and 33.07 % lead.
For full range of drilling results, pls see: drill assays as of September 30, 2011 on www.huntmining.com/projects/la-josefina
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19. La Josefina 2011– Drill Results Highlights
Highlights taken from 2011 press releases
May 2nd, SVN- 1.24 meters true width of 38.31 g/t (grams/tonne) gold, 150.92 g/t silver and
2011 D11-271 12.66% lead, including
0.38 meters true width of 85.12 g/t gold, 337 g/t silver and 26.97% lead, also
0.38 meters true width of 37.24 g/t gold
SVN- 0.87 meters true width of 18.94 g/t gold, 184.44 g/t silver and 1.04% copper,
D11-272 including
0.50 meters true width of 31.92 g/t gold and 220 g/t silver and 1.54 % copper
SVN- 2.42 meters true width of 3.56 g/t gold and 63.94 g/t silver including
D11-275 0.40 meters true width of 11.60 g/t gold, also
1.50 meters true width of 4.43 g/t gold and 96.22 g/t silver
May 05, SSI- 19.47 meters (63.88 feet) true width of 18.83 (grams/tonne) g/t gold,
2011 D11-278 including
9.48 meters true width of 32.04 g/t gold, including • 3.00 meters true width of
62.87 g/t gold
SSI- 4.45 meters true width of 4.83 g/t gold, including
D11-282 1.45 meters true width of 11.65 g/t gold
1.00 meter true width of 8.95 g/t gold (second mineralized intercept)
SSI- 7.00 meters true width of 3.01 g/t gold, including
D11-286 2.00 meters true width of 7.51 g/t gold,
SSI- 1.00 meters true width of 40.97 g/t gold
D11-287
For full range of drilling results, pls see: drill assays as of September 30, 2011 on www.huntmining.com/projects/la-josefina
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20. La Josefina 2011– Drill Results Highlights
Highlights taken from 2011 press releases
July 26th, SVN-D11-312 6.2 meters true width (20.3 feet) of 4.47 g/t gold, 573 g/t silver, 1% Copper and 13% lead, including
2011 2.6 meters of 5.85 g/t gold and 538.39 g/t silver and
1.9 meters of 5.62 g/t gold and 1102.20 g/t silver
SVN-D11-314 2.4 meters true width (7.8 feet) of 7.34 g/t gold, 65.62 g/t silver, including
1.00 meters of 16.91 g/t gold and 137.35 g/t silver
SVN-D11-309, Gold and silver grades range from below detection limit (< 0.01 g/t Au)
310, 311, 313, to3.18 g/t gold and 205g/t silver.
and 318
Sep 30th, SVN-D11-323 1.72 meters true width (5.6 feet) of 4.33 g/t gold, 26.02 g/t silver, including
2011 0.44 meters true width (1.4 feet) of 14.4 g/t gold and 77.9 g/t silver
SVN-D11-326 1.00 meters true width (3.3 feet) of 4.93 g/t gold, 86.67 g/t silver
SVN-D11-327 0.95 meters true width (3.1 feet) of 1.39 g/t gold, 196.75 g/t silver
SVN-D11-317, Gold and silver grades range from below detection limit (< 0.01 g/t Au)
319, 320, 321, to 4.56 g/t gold and 197.70 g/t silver.
322, 324, 325,
328, 329, 331,
332, 333, 334,
335, 336, 337,
338, 339
For full range of drilling results, pls see: drill assays as of September 30, 2011 on www.huntmining.com/projects/la-josefina 20

21. 2011 - La Josefina Drill Hole Locations
Sinter Area = 24 Core Holes
Veta Norte Area = 13 Core Holes
Central Area = 25 Core Holes
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22. 2011 La Josefina, Sinter Area
Drill Hole Locations
Hole SSI-D11-278:
19.47 meters (63.88 feet) true width of 18.83 (grams/tonne) g/t gold,
including
9.48 meters true width of 32.04 g/t gold, including
3.00 meters true width of 62.87 g/t gold
Hole SSI-D11-282:
4.45 meters true width of 4.83 g/t gold, including
1.45 meters true width of 11.65 g/t gold
1.00 meter true width of 8.95 g/t gold (second mineralized intercept)
Hole SSI-D11-286
7.00 meters true width of 3.01 g/t gold, including
2.00 meters true width of 7.51 g/t gold,
Hole SSI-D11-299:
34.0 meters (111.5 feet) true width of 2.82 g/t gold, including
6.25 meters true width of 7.29 g/t gold, including
1.25 meters of 11.76 g/t gold and 0.65 meters of 15.57 g/t gold
For full range of drilling results, pls see: drill assays as of September 30, 2011 on www.huntmining.com/projects/la-josefina
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23. La Josefina - Timelines
Acquisition of other
Argentina Projects
Exploration at other
Argentina Projects
Acquisition of Flagship
La Josefina Project
Exploration of Flagship
La Josefina Project
In-house Resource
Calculation – La Josefina
HUNT MINING CORP INCEPTION
43-101 Resource
Calculation – La Josefina
Metallurgical Study
La Josefina
PEA, Scoping, Prefeas
Study La Josefina
Feasibility Study
La Josefina
Base Line
Environmental Study
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q1 Q2 Q3
Q4 Q4 Q4 Q4 Q4 Q4
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Complete
Underway / Planned
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24. Bajo Pobre Project
• Earn up to 100% interest by spending $500,000
• Property encompasses 32 square kilometers
• Greater than 8 kilometers of mineralized vein strike has been mapped and sampled
• Widespread intense hydrothermal alteration covers an area of more than 10 square kilometers
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25. El Gateado Project
• Project block encompasses 190 km sq. for both El Gateado
and Lobuno
• Mineral rights are 100% owned by the Corporation
• Property is contiguous to La Josefina
• 12 core holes drilled in 2006 by subsidiary of Hunt Mining Corp.
• Core drilling over 2300 meters in 2011
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26. 2011 Key Objectives in Progress
• Offset historic drill holes at La Josefina to supplement and enhance current resource
• Conduct resource expansion drilling where ore shoots remain open at La Josefina
• Expand exploration drilling with new targets within La Josefina and El Gateado, as well as
some of the many untested targets
• Update NI 43-101 compliant resource estimate at La Josefina
• Initiate PEA, scoping and feasibility study for La Josefina
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27. Key Value Drivers
Large portfolio of exploration and development projects in the Santa Cruz
province of Argentina
Excellent potential at its flagship La Josefina project
Excellent exploration potential across the region
Management team has an outstanding exploration, discovery, and
development record in the region
Executing on exploration program in Santa Cruz; drill rigs turning and
generating consistent, positive news flow
Efficient planning at La Josefina: 2012-2013 completion of development,
economic feasibility, production decision and formation of CCSA-Fomicruz
joint venture company; 2014; mine construction phase and 2015; projected
production
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28. Contact Information
Matthew Hughes
President and CEO
509-892-5287
MHughes@huntmining.com
Viresh Varma
Director of Corp Development
647-588-0460
VireshVarma@huntmining.com
Dean Stuart
Investor Relations
403-517-2270
DStuart@huntmining.com
1611 N. Molter, Suite 201, Liberty Lake, WA 99019 USA Phone 1.509.892.5287 Fax 1.509.892.5318 www.huntmining.com HMX: TSX.V
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