Red Rock Discovers 1,340,000 lbs U3O8 (Based on a Cut-Off Grade of 0.05%)

Red Rock Energy Inc. (TSX VENTURE:RRK) ("Red Rock") announced today that it has
received two National Instrument 43-101 ("NI 43-101") compliant technical
reports in respect of its new Fusion Zone property and the East Target Project.
The Fusion Zone report was prepared by Scott Wilson Roscoe Postle Associates
Inc. ("Scott Wilson RPA"), while the East Target Project report, which relates
to property recently acquired from Strategic Resources Inc. (formerly Uranium
City Resources Inc.) ("Strategic"), was prepared by Watts, Griffis and McOuat
Limited. ("WGM"). These technical reports (the "Reports") estimate an inferred
mineral resource in the case of the Scott Wilson RPA report and an inferred
mineral resource in the WGM report. The tables below summarize the estimates
from the respective reports which were completed using accepted methods mandated
by NI 43-101 and Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
standards.




TABLE 17-3 MINERAL RESOURCE ESTIMATE Fusion Zone Project - APRIL 21, 2009

                                            INFERRED RESOURCES
Zone             Cut-off             Tonnes        % U3O8         Contained
                  % U3O8            x 1,000                      U3O8 lbs x
                                                                      1,000
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MOF-1              0.050                320         0.114               803
MOF-1              0.075                165         0.162               591
MOF-1              0.100                 94         0.221               460
MOF-2              0.050                 91         0.069               139
MOF-2              0.075                 23         0.100                51
MOF-2              0.100                 11         0.115                28
Total              0.050                411         0.104               942
Total              0.075                188         0.155               641
Total              0.100                105         0.201               487

Notes:
1. CIM definitions were followed for Mineral Resources.

2. Mineral Resources are estimated at a cut-off grade of 0.075% (U)3(O)8 
  (within) wireframe shells of the MOF-1 and MOF-2 zones.

3. Mineral Resources are estimated using an average long-term uranium price 
   of (US$70/lb U)3(O)8 (and an exchange rate of US$1.00=C$) 1.20.

4. The Mineral Resources estimate was prepared using Gemcom software. A 
   block model was developed and grades interpolated using inverse distance
   cubed.

5. A density value of 2.67 tonnes/m(3) was used.

6. Figures may not add exactly due to rounding.


TABLE 7.

WGM EAST TARGET INFERRED MINERAL RESOURCES ESTIMATE (using 0.01% U3O8 Cut-
off and 1% U3O8 Composite Top-Cap)

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Inferred Resources            Tonnes        Specific Gravity         % U3O8
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(0.01 to 0.02% U3O8)         109,900                    2.79          0.015
(0.02 to 0.05% U3O8)         149,600                    2.79          0.031
(0.05% U3O8 and up)          143,100                    2.79          0.139
Total                        402,600                    2.79          0.065
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Fusion Zone Development:

In 2008 Red Rock began a diamond drilling program on the RB2 claim group to
investigate the Fusion Zone. Scott Wilson RPA visited the project on November
23-26, 2008 as part of its preparations to complete the NI 43-101-compliant
Report. The drill program at the RB2 block was designed: (1) primarily to search
for undiscovered uraniferous zones within the RB2 claim block; (2) to follow up
selected uraniferous drill intersections found during prior drilling by other
explorers; and (3) to test selected radioactive or uraniferous zones known to
exist within the property. Exploration drilling by Red Rock along the projected
northeasterly extension of the Cinch Lake Mine, Main Ore Fault (MOF)
ductile-brittle zone, intersected two parallel, mineralized brittle fault
structures designated MOF-1 and MOF-2 (collectively termed the "Fusion Zone").
Scott Wilson RPA interprets that the MOF has split into these two features, but
this remains to be determined. The mineral resource estimate for the Fusion Zone
on the RB2 claim block was prepared using data from 52 drill holes including
historic drill holes and Red Rock's 2008 drill program with data up to April 21,
2009. A set of cross-sections and plan views were used to construct
three-dimensional wireframes of the MOF-1 and MOF-2 zones. High-grade values
were cut to 1.00% U3O8 prior to compositing assays into zone composites for each
drill hole.


According to the subject Report, the discovery of the Fusion Zone MOF-1 and
MOF-2 structures northeast of the historic Cinch Lake mine workings indicates
that Red Rock's primary objective in its 2007 / 2008 drill program has been
accomplished and that there is good potential to expand on the new discovery. 


East Target Development:

Drilling commenced on the East Target site at the end of September 2006,
concluding in the spring of 2008, by former operator UCR. The site was selected
for drilling after the conducting of both airborne and ground surveys. The
airborne surveys were preformed by Geotech Ltd. in the summer of 2006 for
magnetic and EM profiles. A follow up ground radiometric survey was started in
the fall of 2006. More than 1,340 readings were measured along the grid lines
and an additional 60 readings made between the grid lines to check the extension
of anomalous readings found on the grid lines. The prospects are further
enhanced due to the proximity of former mining operations conducted by Eldorado
Nuclear Ltd., a crown corporation which operated the Verna Mine within 500
meters of this site. UCR conducted drilling on the East Target totaling
13,224.22 M in 89 holes. Seventy-six holes were drilled on land, eleven holes
were drilled on Verna Lake and two holes were drilled on the adjacent Ace Lake.
WGM reprocessed the drill logs supplied by UCR staff geologists into 35
south-west cross sections to coincide with the sections interpreted by UCR
geologists. Drill hole spacing across sections were on average measuring 25 and
35 m apart. In total, twenty-two northeast-looking, vertical cross-sections were
defined for the East Target mineralized zone. 


The WGM report recommends a 60 day follow up drilling program of 20 holes for a
total of 3,000 m to increase the resources of the East Target uranium
mineralization.


In discussing the Reports, Sandy Loutitt, President of Red Rock, stated: "The
preparation and delivery of these Reports represents the completion of another
important stage in the development plans we have set for Red Rock. The review
and analysis of our exploration program and the program conducted by Strategic
and the data obtained from it confirms that we are on the right path, and with a
positive indication of inferred uranium resources of approx 1,340,000 lbs.
(based on a cutoff grade of .05%) in hand, we are clearly justified in
vigorously continuing the expansion of our activities in the Uranium City camp."


This NI 43-101 technical report, entitled "TECHNICAL REPORT ON THE FUSION
URANIUM ZONE PROJECT, RB2 CLAIM GROUP, URANIUM CITY, SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA" and
dated July 10, 2009, has been filed and is available for viewing in its entirety
on SEDAR. The report was authored by William E. Roscoe Ph.D., P.Eng. and R.
Barry Cook M.SC., P.Eng., each of whom being Qualified Persons as defined by
Canadian Securities Administrators' NI 43-101, and who have reviewed and
verified the technical disclosure provided in this news release.


This NI 43-101 technical report, entitled "A Mineral Resource Estimate of the
East Target Project Area and A review of the Uranium Properties in Northern
Saskatchewan for Uranium City Resource Inc" and dated December 15th, 2008, has
been filed and is available for viewing in its entirety on SEDAR. The report was
authored by Albert Workman, P.Geo., Kurt Breede, P.Eng., and David Power-Fardy,
P.Geo. each of whom are Qualified Persons as defined by Canadian Securities
Administrators' NI 43-101, and who have reviewed and verified the technical
disclosure provided in this news release.


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