Otso Gold Corp. announced a further update to its previously announced drilling program. As previously announced, the first portion of an expected 10,000 m drilling program was completed in 2019 with the sample assaying delayed while funding was completed. Further sample batches began to be processed in October, 2020. The drill program results will be compiled and interpreted as they are received and will inform the final 8,000m of the drill program planned for in February 2021 which will test drill targets identified around the current pit areas and to infill currently identified mineralised targets. The drill program will be further enhanced by high tech ADROK geophysics to target the veins accurately. The results will be used to inform an update to the Mineral Resource estimate. The primary objective of this portion of the drilling programme has been to infill drill to improve confidence in the mineralisation to form the basis of the mine plan for production. The balance of the drilling will be focused on further infill drilling with some folllow up drilling of mineralisation from historical drilling programs to the north east of the North Pit (including 3.44 g/t over 4 metres some 6 metres from to the surface) and the `petrol pump' area (9 metres at 22.58 g/t at 53 m from surface), areas that could be indicative of new mineralisations on the edges of the current pits. The completed drilling was focused on three prospective areas: the western edge of the north pit; south of the north pit; and the south pit. Assays from much of this drilling remain pending, but encouraging results received to date include: 19LV0009: 2 metres @ 2.93 g/t Au starting at 64.8 metres; 19LV0066: 1 metres @ 3.52 g/t Au starting at 98 metres; 19LV0066: 1 metres @ 9.9 g/t Au starting at 116 metres; 19LV0068: 2 metres @ 10.63 g/t Au starting at 35.7 metres; 19LV0081: 1 metres @ 9.72 g/t Au starting at 48.05 metres; and 19LV0081: 1 metres @ 2.42 g/t Au starting at 52.05 metres.