VR Resources Ltd. reported the highlights of the 2017 exploration program on the Company’s Danbo property, and expansion of the property size by 50% as a result. The Danbo property is located along the northern margin of the Walker Lane Belt in western Nevada, in a setting analogous to the nearby Round Mountain gold mine and past-producing Paradise Peak epithermal gold deposit. Highlights: 35 of 81 surface grab samples returned > 1 g/t gold. Select samples spanning the system include: 9.1 g/t Au and 16.9 g/t Ag from the northern end; 53.3 g/t Au and 55 g/t Ag from the north-central area; 33.9 g/t Au and 158 g/t Ag from south-central area; 9.9 g/t Au and 29.8 g/t Ag from the southern end; Three parallel epithermal quartz vein sets are mapped at surface for 1.3 kilometers along strike, within an associated geochemical footprint 1.5 kilometers long by 1.1 kilometers wide based on soil geochemistry and an airborne hyperspectral survey used to map alteration minerals. Gold mineralization spans a minimum of 107 vertical metres within the exposed hydrothermal system; An increase in property size by 50% to 38 claims covering 627 acres (254 ha). The gold grade at Danbo consistently increases with increasing depth into the hydrothermal system. This relationship confirms the grade potential along the entire 1.5 km strike length of the epithermal vein system, below fertile but low grade veins exposed at high toporgraphic elevations at either end of the system. Silver is consistently present in gold-bearing quartz vein samples from throughout the system at Danbo. VR will initiate the drill permitting process at Danbo in first quarter of 2018. Road access both to and within the property will facilitate cost-effective drilling. VR will also evaluate the utility of high resolution geophysical surveys such as electromagnetic (EM) or induced polarization (IP) to map sulfide-bearing quartz veins in the sub-surface as a guide to prioritizing drill targets.