Sable Resources Ltd. announced that it has started its drilling campaign at El Fierro Project in San Juan, Argentina. El Fierro is a historical artisanal silver-rich polymetallic vein mining district located 250 km northwest of San Juan city and 120 km from Sable's Don Julio Project. Sable will be the first company to drill the project. The El Fierro drill program will consist of a first phase of 3,000m, in 21 planned drill holes across three target areas - Fierro Bajo, Fierro Alto and La Verde. Sable plans to expand the program a further 2,000m for a total of 5,000m based on results from the first phase and following the incorporation of pending surface samples geochemical analysis from soils, outcrops, and new trenching. The drill program will test grade continuity and vein thickness at depth and along strike extensions of the high grade vein targets at the three known mineralized zones of the project which combined represent over 5.5 km of outcropping and sub-cropping veins within an area of 8 x 4 km. The first area to be tested will be Fierro Bajo with 10 shallow holes (1,400m) targeting four mineralized structures between 50 to 100m downdip. Fierro Bajo consists of at least four silver-rich veins that returned values of up to 17,531 g/t AgEq (12,181 g/t Ag; 5.67% Pb; 1.6% Cu; and 0.2%Zn Grab Sample). At Fierro Alto, six drill holes (totalling 900m) are planned to test the main structures (F and G veins) over a strike length of 600m at depths between 50 and 100m downdip. Structures at Fierro Alto returned values as high as 1,946.50 g/t AgEq (1,070 g/t Ag; 20% Pb; 0.38 g/t Au; 1.003% Zn; and 1.33% Cu. 0.25m Channel Sample). Finally, at La Verde the Company will drill seven short holes (totalling 700m) testing the mineralization to 50m depth on the three veins that are currently known. La Verde samples have returned some of the highest grades within the project, with values up to 2.582 g/t AgEq (784g/t Ag; 16.7 g/t Au; 3.42% Pb; 0.3% Zn; and 0.3% Cu. Grab Sample). The Company notes that selected grab samples noted above are not necessarily representative of the mineralization hosted at El Fierro. Channel samples are always taken perpendicular to structures and therefore represent true width. Silver equivalent (AgEq) is calculated based on 100% recovery and prices of USD 17.89 per oz for silver; USD 1,500 per oz for gold; USD 0.86 per pound for lead; USD 1.08 per pound for zinc; and USD 2.80 per pound for copper.