Summa Silver Corp. announced that it has received drill permits for the high-grade silver and gold Mogollon Property, New Mexico. Key Highlights: Classic Epithermal Vein Field: Largely incomplete records report that mines in the Mogollon district produced at least 16.4 million ounces of silver and 339 thousand ounces of gold at average grades of 821 g/t AgEq (298 g/t Ag and 6.16 g/t Au) between 1904 and the 1942 federally mandated shutdown of precious metal mining in the U.S. at the onset World War II. Initial Focus on the Consolidated Extension Target: Drilling will begin by testing mineralization surrounding the historic Consolidated Mine where widely spaced drilling in the 1980's hit substantial intercepts of high-grade silver and gold mineralization3 including: 598 g/t silver equivalent (219 g/t Ag and 4.46 g/t Au) over 14.0 m from 299.0 m in MGR-38; 380 g/t silver equivalent (135 g/t Ag and 2.88 g/t Au) over 22.1 m from 290.6 in MGR-14; 1,127 g/t silver equivalent (523 g/t Ag and 7.1 g/t Au) over 2.7 m from 343.7 m in MGR-35. Target Rich Environment with "Low Hanging Fruit": The Consolidated Extension target represents roughly 1.5% of the total prospective vein/structure strike length present on the property which features numerous poorly explored to completely unexplored veins. Drill Program to Begin Shortly: Company geologists are currently on-site, a diamond drill has been secured, and rig mobilization is expected to occur at the beginning of Fourth Quarter with 15,000 m of drilling planned before the end of Second Quarter 2022. Ongoing Drilling at the Hughes Property and Results Pending: Drilling remains ongoing on the Hughes property at Tonopah, Nevada with results now pending for 17 holes, and drilling taking place at the Ruby Discovery. Most holes have intersected zones of quartz-adularia veins, stockworks, and breccias typically featuring visible Ag-sulfosalts.