Bingham Style, Intrusive-Related

Mineral System Targets

Inland is a privately-held, Canadian-based, mineral exploration company

capitalizing on the mineral potential of western Utah’s Great Basin,

In one of the premier metallogenic provinces in the world.

THOMPSON KNOLLS Au-Cu PROPERTY

Disclaimer

The drillhole sample assays presented below are from historical drilling data which pre-dates NI 43-101, and most of the assays were performed by a Centurion Mines Corporation, a professional mining company, assay laboratory set up and staffed by a professional assayer. The high grade drilling assay samples from drillhole CKC-96-10 were re-assayed for gold and silver by Centurion in 1996 at a professional, IDSO 9000 certified assay laboratory. As such, the early assay data and sampling and assaying procedures are historical and should be viewed in that context. The historical drilling programs were conducted under the supervision of a person who is a Qualified Person. All of the post 1996 rock chip geochemical analyses were performed by certified assay labs. As such, the historical sampling, assaying and QA/QC protocols are not known, and therefore these results must also be seen and interpreted in an historical context. These data are presented here for historical information purposes only. These data have been studied and verified and felt to be appropriate at this early stage of this exploration project by Richard R. Redfern, QP, who has written a 43-101 technical report on the property and these assay and sampling programs.

Thompson Knolls Property Area

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Thompson Knoll

-Looking NW

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View of Thompson Knoll Porphyry Target from June 2015 Site Visit

Panorama Of Porphyry Target, Looking North

Crows Nest On Left And North Knoll On Right,

Truck For Scale

TK is “DRIVE-TO”, 30 minutes from Baker, NV

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Bingham Copper-Gold Deposit Model

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Barney’s Canyon Gold Mine

Bingham Cu

Barney’s Melco

Carr Fork

Skarn Cu

Stewart Au

Comparison of Bingham Canyon Mine and Thompson Knolls Target Features

Feature Bingham Canyon Thompson Knolls

Copper Endowment (-2013) GIANT Not Known Yet

Gold Endowment GIANT Au mineralization In Outcrops and Drillholes

Silver Endowment GIANT Not Known Yet

Molybdenum Endowment GIANT Not Known Yet

Lead Endowment LARGE Not Known Yet

Zinc Endowment LARGE Not Known Yet

Size of trend 10 by 4 km 5 by 3 km

Level of Exposure of Copper & Gold Systems TOP PART OF BINGHAM SOMEWHAT ERODED OFF PRESENT AT SURFACE and at 250 Foot Depth in Drillhole

Open Pit Mine Target Depths YES Not Known Yet

Vertical extent of mineralization > 2000 m > 175 m

Number of deposits 10+ 2 Known Mineralized Areas

Gold grade range 0.1 - 2.5 g/t Au 0 - 21 g/t Au

Discovery drill hole 1 Square Mile of Ore at Surface 10 ft @21 g/t Au and 20 ft @ 0.28% Cu and 99 g/t Ag

Geological setting Extensional Continental Platform Extensional Continental Platform

Main host rocks to copper and gold mineralization, thickness, and age Upper Paleozoic platform dolomites, limestones, quartzites and

siltstones, 2000 m Devonian-Mississippian platform dolomites, limestones, w/ local

debris flow breccias, Unknown Thickness and Ages

Stratabound, broad disseminated / skarn mineralization YES, Carr Fork Cu and Pb-Zn Skarn and Disseminated and Barney's Canyon Stratabound Au

YES, Disseminated copper and gold (?) in Discovery Knoll drill holes

Stacked mineralization YES YES, in the discovery drillhole

Structures (fault conduits and fold hinge settings) Discrete fault intersections and feeders at Barneys and Melco,

possible fold traps Possible local fault control of gold mineralization, not proven

Large intrusions & age Large Granitic Stock, 37 Ma Not Proven, but likely, 37-38?

Porphyry-Related Dikes YES YES

Impermeable associated rocks Intrusions (e.g. Bingham stock) Not known Yet

Development of breccias YES, Melco Mine and Barneys Canyon Mine fault breccias Locally in Devonian limerocks

Carbonaceous unit or Mineralization YES at Melco Not known Yet

Jasperoids (silicification) YES YES

Decalcification YES YES

Lamprophyre Dykes No No

Temperature Porphyry / Hypothermal Porphyry / Hypothermal

No-seeum gold YES YES

Placer gold trails YES NO

Low Ag:Au (<10:1) in Gold System YES YES

Intrusive-Hosted Copper YES Not Known Yet

Exoskarn Copper YES YES

Potassic Alteration with Cu-Moly YES Not Known Yet

Copper Shell YES Not Known Yet

Lead-Zinc-Arsenic Halo YES YES

Propylitic Alteration Halo YES YES

Geochemical signature Cu-Mo-Au-Ag-Te-Pb-Zn-Bi-As-Sb-Ba-Hg-Tl Cu-Mo-Au-Ag-Te-Pb-Zn-Bi-As-Sb-Tl

Associated or indicative minerals As_Pyrite-Marcasite-Cpy-Bn-Electrum- tennantite -chrysocolla-

malachite-barite-realgar-orpiment-Thallium Sulfides Malachite-Galena-Sphalerite-Pyrite

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Bingham Mine – TK Size Comparison

Lead-Zinc

Halo

Gold Mines

Stewart Au Mine

Placer Au Mines

York Tunnel Au

LEGEND

“B-1” Au

Lead-Zinc Mines

THOMPSON

KNOLLS

TARGET

SIZE

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Thompson Knolls Property Located in Millard County, West-Central Utah,

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3,465 acres - 125 unpatented BLM claims & 2 SITLA Leases for 1 & 1/3 State Sections. Just west of the Confusion Range which is known for numerous gold-bearing jasperoids, including the King’s Canyon prospect to the north, where two substantial gold deposits were drilled in the 1990s. Other mineralized areas in the vicinity include Boob's Canyon, the Silver Dream Mine, and Road Canyon.

Thompson Knolls Target Areas

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PORPHYRY

TARGET

2 X1.6 Miles

In size

HIGH-GRADE Au-Cu DRILLHOLE

DISCOVERY KNOLL TARGET

E-W Model Section A-A’ – Thompson Knolls

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Aeromagnetic Anomaly

• A subtle magnetic high on a Utah State aero-magnetic survey was found on the property by the USGS, and has long been considered to be an intrusive that is associated with the local area gold mineralization.

• Follow-up ground magnetic survey by Inland showed the magnetic high anomaly to be much stronger than thought, and outlines the Porphyry mineral target.

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IP & Magnetic Surveys Better Define the Large Airborne Magnetic Anomaly.

• Ground magnetic and IP surveys were

carried out over the area to better define the aeromagnetic anomaly. This outlined a large area of high magnetic susceptibility, 2 by x 1.6 miles in area.

• IP Response could indicate a Porphyry

Copper system at shallow depths. • This also could indicate an area of

replacement or skarn Cu-Au-Ag mineralization, similar in type to the Phoenix mine or Bingham-Carr Fork-Melco-Barney’s Canyon Cu-Au-Ag mine complexes in Nevada and Utah.

• New Drilling is planned to test the

copper and gold targets on the Thompson Knolls property.

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GROUND

MAGNETIC

SURVEY

Target is a Bingham Mine style, intrusive related mineral system.

Exploration work to date includes Geochemical Sampling, Ground Magnetics and Gravity Surveys, and an Induced Polarization Survey.

Drill-ready with drill plans approved by DOGM for 5 Pads .*

15 *Permits subject to posting of bonds.

Highest Grade Gold Intercept reported* in this part of Utah!

9,925 ft. of RC drilling (12 holes) completed by Centurion and Crown, including 10 holes south of

Discovery Knoll and 2 holes at North Knoll.

Best results from one hole S of Discovery Knoll returned 30 ft. of 0.24 oz/ton Au (hole depth 250-280

ft) with a 10 ft. section of 0.615 oz/ton Au and 2.3 oz/ton Ag and a 20 foot intercept of 0.28% copper

mineralization with 2.9 oz/ton silver.

5 vertical holes and 1 angle hole drilled within a radius of 65-190 ft. around the foregoing hole also returned

anomalous gold values and visual oxide copper mineralization to depths of up to 520 feet.

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TK occurs in a highly mineralized area with several gold-silver deposits present!

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Thompson

Knolls

Property

Sampling & Geochemistry at Thompson Knolls

• Mapping and sampling of the Knolls revealed several structures with calcite, silicification, iron oxides, and galena, with trends similar to those found in the other mineralized areas nearby. Some of these structures are WNW-trending, similar to those at King’s Canyon gold deposit.

• Geochemical samples from

Thompson Knolls contain up to 0.77 g/t Au, 53.5 g/t Ag, 5.85% Pb, 0.63% Zn, 50 ppm Cu, 2020 ppm As, 166 ppm Sb, 89 ppm Mo, 7.6 ppm Tin, 1.78 ppm Tellurium, and up to 123 ppm Bismuth (porphyry geochemical indicator)

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North Knoll Target Area

Drill hole KC-91-81 on road at yellow notebook. Rocks dip northeast, away from the main Porphyry Target (No. 1) which is situated to the west of this old drillhole (out of the boundaries of this photo).

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North Knoll Fault Zone and Skarn Mineralization

Brownish colored lead-zinc -gold-bismuth bearing gossan (skarn?), under the GPS. Later crosscutting fracturing and calcite-silica (gold?) mineralization (right-center).

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High Grade Gold-Copper Intersected in Previous Drilling on TK Property

• A high-grade gold and copper zone was discovered in RC hole CKC-1996-10 by

Centurion Mines in the Discovery Knoll target area. A 30 foot thick zone of gold mineralization was found at depths of 250-280 feet, assaying 0.24 oz/ton Au and 2.3 oz/ton Ag. A copper-silver zone was found in the same hole at 430-450 feet, containing 0.28% Cu and 2.9 oz/ton Ag.

• The highest grade interval assayed 0.615 oz/ton gold over a 10 foot thickness. Five close-spaced vertical drillholes and one angled hole around hole 10 did not extend the high-grade gold mineralization horizontally outward. The gold could be steeply-dipping in a fault zone that was missed by the step-outs. The copper-silver zone did spread out laterally, noted in holes peripheral to hold CKC-96-10.

• Copper and minor gold mineralization was found in the six step-out holes, suggesting possible oxide “porphyry” copper-silver mineralization.

• If porphyry copper- or other gold-copper replacement mineralization is present, the great bulk of this could lie northward toward the magnetic high anomaly. This Porphyry target is large enough to hold a significant copper-gold deposit. A second target area is present SW of drillhole CKC-96-10, marked by a gravity high in the 2015 ground gravity survey.

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Two Targets Warrant Further Investigation

1. Porphyry / Skarn Target: Geophysical signatures within and near the broad magnetic high in the central property area are suggestive of the presence of porphyry and/or skarn base and precious metals mineralization. Two core holes have been recommended to test this 2 by 1.6 mile area. The depth to the target is unknown, but could be as shallow as 300 feet. The 1996 drillholes at Discovery Knoll suggest the potential for manto/replacement or porphyry-style gold, copper and silver mineralization the property. It is almost completely untested by drilling. No holes have been drilled into the main Porphyry copper-gold-silver target area.

2. Discovery Knoll gold target: The Discovery Knoll gold target area, located around hole CKC-96-10, shows high-grade gold mineralization in a RC drill hole that returned the highest grade gold intercept reported in this part of Utah, with a 30 foot intercept that assayed 0.24 oz/ton Au and 2.3 oz/ton Ag. Six subsequent RC step-out holes suggested that the gold mineralization may be structurally controlled in a NW-trending fault system. This WNW-trending target zone could be up to 6 km long and 600 m wide. It has potential to yield a large gold deposit. Drillhole CKC-96-8 suggests the potential presence of stratabound, disseminated Carlin-style gold mineralization, as a 140-foot thick interval of low-grade gold mineralization was assayed by Centurion in this drillhole. No holes were drilled in 1996 to follow up on this target. Three inclined core holes, drilled perpendicular to the dominant WNW structural direction, have been recommended to test for continuations of the gold-silver and copper-silver-gold mineralization found in the original drillholes.

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Highly Altered

fractured

Limerocks

1996 Drillholes

Discovery Knoll Target Area

Altered Rock

White Zone

North End Of Discovery Knoll, Looking Northeastward Toward North Knoll Target

Altered, fractured, and calcite veined light gray limestone/dolomite unit in foreground. Could be alteration related to a porphyry system.

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Discovery Knoll, South End

Au-Cu-Ag mineralized Centurion drillholes area in foreground.

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Discovery Knoll Au-Cu-Ag Target Area

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1996 Drillholes

30 ft @ 0.24 oz/t Au

20 ft @ 2.9 oz/t Ag, 0.278 % Cu

Iron Oxide Bands

Along Layers of

Limerocks

Highly Altered

Fractured

Limerocks

Discovery Knoll Mineralization

Dolomite breccia unit, above hammer.

Dgu Guilmette Formation dolomite and limestone beds, with altered, decalcified matrix, and later calcite veining and breccia infill.

If this is a sedimentary debris flow, it would be a very favorable replacement host. The other alternative is that the breccia was formed by hydrothermal alteration, perhaps associated with the gold-silver-copper mineralization found at a 250 foot depth in nearby drillhole CKC-96-10.

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Discovery Knoll

Debris flow (?) dolomite unit.

Vertical close spaced WNW fracturing and alteration.

Fractures striking northward into the Porphyry target area to north.

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2016 Proposed 5 New Drillholes

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N-S Model Section B-B’ – Thompson Knolls

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Drill Section C-C’ – Thompson Knolls

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Disclaimer & Cautionary Statements

Disclaimer

• The information contained herein, has been reviewed for accuracy, verified and approved by Richard R. Redfern, consultant to Inland Explorations and BCM Resources, and Qualified person under Ni 43-101. Inland Explorations Ltd. (“Inland”) is an early stage mineral resource exploration company with no mineral projects that have been proven to be economic. The Thompson Knolls property is distinct and separate from any adjacent property, including Kings Canyon and Bingham, and the issuers, Inland and BCM Resources, stress that there is no contained inference herein that Issuers will obtain similar information or similar forms or grades of mineralization from the Thompson Knolls property.

• The contents of this presentation, including the historical information contained herein, are for informational

purposes only and do not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to purchase any securities referred to herein. Forward looking statements This presentation includes certain forward-looking statements about future events and/or financial results which are forward looking in nature and Subject to risks and uncertainties. Forward-looking statements include without limitation, statements regarding the company’s plans, goals or objectives and future completion of mine feasibility studies, mine development programs, capital and operating costs, production, potential mineralization and reserves, exploration results and future plans and objectives of Inland. Forward-looking statements can generally be Identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as “may,” “will,”, “expect,” “intend,” “estimate,” “anticipate,” “believe,” or “continues” or the negative thereof or variations thereon or similar terminology. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from expectations include risks associated with mining generally and pre-development stage projects in particular including but not limited to changes in general economic conditions, litigation, legislative, environmental and other judicial, regulatory, technological and operational difficulties, labor relations matters, foreign exchange costs & rates. Potential investors should conduct their own investigations as to the suitability of investing in securities of Inland and BCM Resources.

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