Blind Creek Resources Begin Work Program at Table Mountain Project

Blind Creek Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:BCK) ("the Company" or "Blind Creek")
reports that stage 1 of its 2012 field program in the Mayo Mining District,
Yukon is now completed.


The Blind Creek five person exploration team will now focus on Table Mountain,
15 km northwest of the historic Atlin placer gold camp.


During 2011, the Blind Creek team encountered a gold-silver geochemical soil
anomaly extending over 36 hectares and which is still open. An anomalous zone of
copper-molybdenum-lead-zinc extending over 100 hectares forms a halo to the
gold-silver geochemical core, which also still open.


These anomalous areas fall within a gossan zone 4000 meters long and 1000 meters
wide and were only partially explored in 2011.


On the west side of Table Mountain is a known placer gold creek. During the
1900's government records indicate samples from copper prospects on the east
side of the mountain, the Dundee and the Petty, returned gold of $8.00 per ton
value (standard reporting practices at that time). Rock formations in the Table
Mountain area are deemed volcanic, and intersected by a major regional NW-SE
fault, named the Nahlin Fault Zone.


Table Mountain is accessible from Atlin by a 5 minute float plane flight or a
one hour jet-boat ride, and by a natural 100 km waterway to the Skagway Alaska
rail head in Carcross Yukon, with road links to the Alaska Highway, via Graham
Inlet and Tagish Lake.


The Company now has an updated website with information and technical reports at
www.blindcreekresources.com.


The technical information in this News Release has been written by Nicholas
Clive Aspinall, P.Eng., a qualified person as defined in National Instrument
43-101.


On behalf of the Board of Directors,

J. Frank Callaghan, President and CEO

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inherently risky business with large capital expenditures and cyclical metals
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