SEPTEMBER 2010 - Proactive Investors

SEPTEMBER 2010

Corporate Focus- GOLD in YUKON, CANADA 

Corporate Mandate : 

To be the leading gold property explorer and developer in Yukon, 

Canada. 

All efforts of this multi-faceted company are designed with one 

express purpose: 

• To create opportunity for discovery in the premier first world 

gold exploration region: Yukon, Canada 

• To create opportunity for discovery in what has the potential 

to become the Nevada of the next century, with potential for 

numerous discoveries 

• Support and facilitate Yukon projects and facilitate our Yukon 

efforts through future self-funding 

“Everything we do is dedicated to our leadership, participation 

and ultimate success in the emerging Yukon Tintina Gold Belt 

where we have an unparalleled opportunity to build the next 

significant gold company in North America.” 

—William M. Sheriff, CEO 

TSX:GPD | Golden Predator Corp. | 2

Generalized Discovery Profile of a Modern 

Mining Boom 

Au Production (moz.) 


Investment Highlights 

Maps of Properties 

• Industry leading gold property position 

in the Yukon with 16 properties 

comprising over 1,400 km 2 

• Aggressive focus on exploration and 

development of world class gold 

deposits in the Yukon’s Tintina Gold Belt 

• Cash flow from portfolio of Nevada 

royalty properties 

• Experienced and proven management 

and technical teams 

Working to Become the Leading Gold Property Explorer and Developer in 

Yukon, Canada 


Board of Directors 

William M. Sheriff, BSc | Chairman and Chief Executive Officer 

• Also serves as Chairman of Silver Predator Corp. and Copper Ridge Explorations Inc., Director of Western Lithium Corporation 

• Co-founder and Chairman of Energy Metals Corporation, NYSE listed company sold to Uranium One for 1.8 billion dollars in 2007. 

John W. Legg, BA, LLB | President and Director 

• Also serves as Director Copper Ridge Explorations Inc. and Silver Predator Corp. 

• 15 years experience with public resource companies 

William B. Harris, BA, MBA | Director 

• Partner Solo Management Group, LLC 

• Formerly served as Board Member Energy Metals Corporation, Chairman and Executive Committee Member of American Fiber 

Manufacturers Association and President and CEO of Hoechst Fibers Worldwide 

Piers McDonald, OC | Director 

• Former Yukon Premier (1996 to 2000) after serving as Member of the Legislative Assembly from 1982 to 1996 including Minister of 

Economic Development, Mines & Small Business, Education, Finance and Workers Compensation 

• Founded and serves as Chairman of the Northern Vision Development Corporation, Vice Chairman of the Canada Games Council , Director of 

Northwestel Inc. and Yukon Energy Corp. In 2008 was inducted into the Order of Canada 

Barry D. Rayment, PhD | Director 

• Also serves as Director of B2Gold Corporation, European Minerals Corporation, Delta Mining & Exploration Corp. and Latitude Resources Plc. 

• Formerly served as Director of Bema Gold Corp. (merged with Kinross Gold Corporation) 

• Distinguished career credited with a number of major gold discoveries throughout the Americas 

Thomas Skimming, BSc, PEng | Director 

• Professional geologist with over 40 years experience in the mineral resources industry 

• Key role in discovery and development of many mines including Cullaton Lake, Shear Lake, Heninga Lake, Teck-Corona Hemlo and the Golden 

Reward mines 


Capital Structure and Share Performance 

(as of September 7, 2010) 

Capital Structure 

Share Performance 

Issued and Outstanding Shares 

Warrants (Private) 1 

Warrants (GPD.WT) 2 





GPD Options 

Fully Diluted Shares O/S 

69.2 MM 

0.6 MM 

4.0 MM 

0.7 MM 

14.8 MM 

0.7 MM 

3.0 MM 

6.1 MM 

99.1 MM 

Market Capitalization $58.8 MM (@ $0.85) 

Unrestricted Cash 

$4.4 MM 

Marketable Securities 

$2.4MM 

Debt 

$0.0 MM 

1. Exercisable at US$0.30 until October 2010 

2. Exercisable at $1.34 until August 15, 2011 

3. Exercisable at prices of $0.75 - $0.90 until September 2011 

4. Exercisable at prices between $0.75 and $0.84 until December 2011 

5. Exercisable at $0.60 until April 22, 2012 

6. Exercisable at $0.80 until August 16, 2011 


Royalty Division 

• $1.0+ MM of pre-production revenues in 2009 (based 

on $875 USD/oz gold); escalates with gold price 

− The portfolio contains 15 property interests covering 

over 70,000 acres in the States of 

Nevada and Wyoming including: 

• Barrick Gold 

− Bald Mountain Mine Area - 4.0% GSR 

− 30 sq. mi. Alligator-Bald Regional Area - 1.0% 

GSR in production a/o Q2-2009 (in kind) 

• Midway Gold 

− Pan Deposit - 4.0% GSR 

• US Gold 

− Tonkin Springs Deposit – 5.0% GSR 

• Evolving Gold 

− Rattlesnake Deposit – 0.5% NSR 


Adelaide Project - Nevada 

Long section of Margarite Vein zone showing grade thickness 

2009 Program Summary 

g/m contours 

2008-2009 drilling on 30 m (100 ft) spacing has 

demonstrated grade-thickness continuity along 300 m 

(1,000 ft) of strike to 90 m (300 ft) vertical depth on 

Margarite Vein zone 

The zone is open along strike, with increasing grade 

potential down-dip Shallow plunge to the south-west 

provides targeting vector for further high grade 

intercepts 

Adelaide Project - 2009 Selected Drill Results (1) 

Drill Hole # 

From 

ft 

To 

ft 

Drill Width 

ft (m) 

True Width 

ft (m) 

Au 

oz/t (g/t) 

Ag 

oz/t (g/t) 

GPA 019 485 510 25 (7.62) 18.0 (5.49) 0.781 (26.80) 1.74 (60.0) 

including 485 500 15 (4.57) 10.8 (3.29) 1.219 (41.80) 2.42 (83.0) 

GPA 027 80 110 30 (9.15) 28.0 (8.51) 0.799 (27.41) 2.42 (83.0) 

including 80 95 15 (4.57) 14.0 (4.25) 1.555 (53.31) 4.18 (143.0) 

GPA 036 425 465 40 (12.2) 25.4 (7.74) 0.650 (22.30) 0.83 (28.5) 

including 425 430 5 (1.52) 3.2 (0.98) 1.970 (67.60) 1.17 (40.0) 

including 450 460 10 (3.05) 6.4 (1.95) 1.360 (46.65) 2.04 (70.0) 

GPA 042 395 405 10 (3.05) 7.8 (2.36) 0.876 (30.05) 3.06 (105.0) 


Golden Ridge Project – Northeast California 

2009 Program Summary 

• 30 RC holes for 10,263 ft drilled 

• Hole 29 ‘discovery hole’ with 29.7 

m of 13.3 g/t Au 

• 2011 program to offset 2009 

discovery hole along strike and at 

depth commencing Q3, 2010 

Golden Ridge Project - 2009 Selected Drill Results (2) 

Drill Hole # 

From 

(ft) 

To 

(ft) 

Drill 

Width 

(ft) 

Drill 

Width 

(m) 

Au 

(g/t) 

Au 

(oz/t) 

GPGR 016 193 218 25 7.6 3.68 0.325 

including 205 210 5.0 1.5 10.3 0.302 

GPGR 021 68 70 2.5 .8 3.2 0.093 

GPGR 021 160 165 5.0 1.5 11.0 0.320 

GPGR 021 250 255 5.0 1.5 7.1 0.208 

GPGR 027 70 75 5.0 1.5 5.1 0.150 

GPGR 027 88 90 2.5 0.8 9.0 .264 

GPGR 027 105 113 7.5 2.3 4.5 0.132 

GPGR 029 53 150 97.5 29.7 13.3 0.388 

including 53 58 5.0 1.5 100.1 2.919 

including 120 150 30.0 9.2 25.0 0.730 

GPGRD 01 56 60 4.0 1.2 4.54 .132 

GPGRD 01 113 121 7.6 2.3 12.0 .350 

GPGRD 02 52 57 5.0 1.5 67.39 1.965 

GPGRD 02 174 181 7.5 2.3 22.64 .660 

GPGRD 04 38.5 44.5 6.0 1.8 40.09 1.169 

GPGRD 04 128.5 132.3 3.8 1.2 11.55 .337 


Project Pipeline 

Mineral Hill, Wyoming 

•Similar systems in Wyoming include the Rattlesnake Hills, WY (Evolving Gold Corp.), and 

Goldcorp’s active Wharf Mine in South Dakota; drilling completed 

Angel’s Camp, Oregon 

•Previous select intercepts of 13.7 ft of 1.97 oz/t, 5.5 ft of 1.74 oz/t, 10.0 ft of 0.423 oz/t, 

10.5 ft of 0.454 oz/t and 5.0 ft of 4.68 oz/t, 50% earn-in completed in 2010 

Tuscarora, Nevada 

•Previous operator select intercepts of 5 ft of 5.3 oz/t Au and 5 ft 

of 1.5 oz/t Au (3) ; potential drilling by year end 

Dome Hill 

•Extensively mineralized hydrothermal system, initial drilling commences Q3-2010 

Non-Core Assets Disposition 

• Non-core asset divesture through sale for cash, stock and retained royalty of Nevada 

properties. NCAs include on-trend gold properties ranging from early stage strong gold 

anomalies to drill defined NI 43-101 resources 

•Anticipated terms: 

• Cash payment 

• Stock representing 3 – 9% of purchaser 

with anti-dilution protection 

• Royalty payment of 0.5 – 2.5% NSR 

• Board representation 


Golden Predator’s Leading Gold Property Position 

Golden Predator’s industry leading 16 gold projects 


The Yukon Program 

• Advanced projects: Minimum target size in excess of one million ounces of gold in the 

world’s emerging premier gold discovery region 

• Proactive government with devolution of land management from the federal 

government to the Yukon resulting in a one-window permitting process (YESAB) 

• Settled First Nation land claims (11 of 14) and progressive aboriginal relations 

• Recent changes in Quartz Mining Act allow for assessment grouping, facilitating holding 

large land positions 

• New discoveries including KAM.V-Coffee, UW.V- White Gold, ATC.V- Rau 

• Yukon’s proactive business environment with excellent geology: 

‣ Less than 10% of land under mineral claims 

‣ Large number of placer districts with no known source 

‣ Richly endowed gold province with minimal exploration and development in 

modern times 

‣ Yukon Gold Rush is in its infancy – next 2 decades will likely see success similar 

to Nevada in the 1975-1995 time frame 

The premier first-world jurisdiction for the 

discovery and development of world class gold deposits 


Gold Dome Project - Yukon 

• 170 km 2 property with road access 

• 30 km 2 gold bismuth soil anomaly at 

the headwaters of major source-less 

placer with continuous production 

since 1906 

• 100% controlled, full class 3 permit 

• Fourteen targets identified to date 

• Discovered in 1980; only 65 holes 

including GPD’s 2009 program of 17 

holes 

• Plan year round accessibility 2011 

• Aggressive drill program underway 

Core rig in foreground; extensive placers in valley 


Gold Dome Project – Yukon (continued) 

Gold Dome Project - 2009 Selected Drill Results (4) 

Drill Hole # 

From 

(m) 

To 

(m) 

Interval 

(m) 

Interval 

(ft) 

Au 

(g/t) 

Au 

(oz/t) 

GD09-004 5.18 7.16 1.98 6.49 10.87 0.32 

GD09-005 21.34 30.92 9.58 31.42 2.56 0.07 

Including 27.44 30.92 3.48 11.41 5.39 0.16 

Including 30.01 30.92 0.91 2.98 12.59 0.37 

GD09-005 55.70 57.63 1.93 6.33 2.46 0.07 

GD09-006 13.62 15.54 1.92 6.30 11.55 0.34 

Including 13.62 14.65 1.03 3.38 21.64 0.63 

GD09-007 10.25 35.65 25.4 83.31 11.12 0.32 

Including 13.00 15.70 2.70 8.86 52.35 1.53 

GD09-013 48.68 50.39 1.71 5.61 2.29 0.07 

GD09-014 14.20 27.43 13.23 43.39 1.40 0.04 

GD09-015 24.35 25.81 1.46 4.79 2.81 0.08 

GD09-015 36.35 38.87 2.52 8.27 5.17 0.15 

GD09-015 92.77 94.37 1.60 5.25 2.34 0.32 

GD09-004 5.18 7.16 1.98 6.49 10.87 0.35 

2009 ‘Discovery Hole’ GD09-007 

intercepted 25.4 m of 11.12 g/t 

Au @ 10.25 m depth 

Property and Soil Geochemical Map 

Red and Magenta dots represent >1g/t Au 

Soil anomaly is ~10km long and ~3km wide 


Brewery Creek Project – Yukon 

• NI 43-101 indicated 3.98 MM tonnes Au @ 1.135 

g/t (0.038 oz/t) and inferred 2.20 MM tonnes Au 

@ 2.01 g/t (0.059 oz/t) using a cut-off grade of 

0.5 g/t Au (5) 

• Operated from 1996 through 2002 and produced 

a total of 278,484 ounces of gold 

• Mining and production permits in place to 2021 

• 90% of previous drilling less than 50 m deep 

• Option from Alexco Resources to earn a 75% 

interest by spending C$6.0 MM before 2015 

• Extensive RC & core drill campaign is underway 

to expand existing oxide resource 

• Comprehensive new structural model; 

regionally applicable 

Brewery Creek 

William Sheriff, CEO reviews core with Mike 

Burke, YGS 


Brewery Creek Project – Yukon 

New Structural Model 

• Structural fabric at Brewery Creek closely 

resembles vein architecture in the Keno District 

• Represents a transpressional strike-slip system 

• 3 structural trends identified: one previously 

unknown trend hosts significantly higher grade 


Clear Creek Project - Yukon 

• 60 km 2 property located ~46 km from Brewery 

Creek and ~63 km from Gold Dome; road 

accessible 

• The Clear Creek placer mining area has produced 

approximately 129,000 ounces of placer gold since 

1941, source postulated to be from hard rock 

sources lying within the Company’s project area 

• Extensive soil anomalies to 3,740 ppb Au 

• Up to 2.3 g/t Au over 31.8 m in historic drilling by 

Redstar Resources (6) 

• Gold in quartz-arsenopyrite veins and stockworks 

in the intrusive; skarn and disseminated gold 

mineralization in the adjacent metasedimentary 

rocks 

• Approximately 65 holes drilled to date; many 

ended in >1 g/t Au 

• Aggressive drill program completed 


Cynthia Project – Yukon 

• 1.5 km by 1.5 km area of abundant epithermal 

quartz veining and stockwork development (7) 

• 219 mineral claims covering 4,570 ha or more 

than 45 km east of Keno Hill 

• Intrusion-related and epithermal gold 

mineralization; multiple styles and episodes of 

gold mineralization 

• Associated with Cretaceous Tombstone Quartz 

Monzonites 

• Gold grades ranging from 200 ppb to 16 g/t 

associated with intersecting structures (7) 

• Initial diamond core drilling completed; 

results to be released imminently 

A photo of the Cynthia Property, Yukon 


Grew Creek Project – Yukon 

• 351 claims covering more than 73 km 2 extending for 30 

km along the Robert Campbell Highway with existing 

power lines on property 

• Epithermal quartz vein and vein stockworks within 

permeable felsic pyroclastic tuffs contained within a 

graben structure formed by the Tintina fault system (8) 

• Several historic (non NI 43-101) resource estimates from 

previous workers at the Main Zone 

• Known Main Zone mineralization poorly understood by 

previous operators 

• Historical drill intersections from the Main Zone include 17 

m of 28.6 g/t Au, 31.4 m of 11.7 g/t Au, and 21 m of 4.13 

g/t Au (9) 

• Several target areas with similar mineralization offset 

along strike from the Main Zone 

• Other types of gold mineralization known to occur on 

under-explored property, placer gold in drainages 

• 2010 Drill program to underway in September 2010 

Main Zone discovery outcrop above; core with 

banded epithermal quartz-adularia vein below 


Antimony Mountain Project – Yukon 

• 100% controlled 80 km 2 property located 

25 km north of Brewery Creek optioned from 

Shawn Ryan 

• Numerous high grade peripheral vein targets 

such as AJ vein drilled in 2009 which lie distal to 

major gold soil geochemical anomaly at Golden 

Wall area 

• Classic intrusion-related gold system including 

meta-sedimentary host rocks 

• Class 3 permit and road access planning 

underway 

• Initial helicopter supported core drill test of 

main Golden Wall anomaly completed August 

2010 

Golden Wall with soil anomalies (below) in g/t gold 


Antimony Mountain Project – Yukon (continued) 

Antimony Mountain Project - 2009 Selected Drill Results (10) 

Shawn Ryan and William Sheriff, CEO at AJ Vein 

Drill Hole # From (m) To (m) Interval (ft) Interval (m) Au (g/t) Au (oz/t) 

AJ09-016 70.70 75.58 16.0 4.88 12.45 0.364 

including 70.70 73.15 8.0 2.45 28.81 0.841 

including 71.15 72.53 4.5 1.38 32.78 0.957 

AJ09-018 42.97 43.53 1.8 0.56 14.56 0.425 

including 73.65 77.01 11.0 3.36 7.61 0.222 

Including 76.41 77.01 2.0 0.60 33.50 0.978 

AJ09-019 49.66 63.54 45.5 13.88 2.30 0.067 

including 60.90 63.54 8.7 2.64 8.58 0.251 

AJ09-020 74.44 79.79 17.6 5.35 3.37 0.098 

including 78.22 78.91 2.3 0.69 9.96 0.291 

AJ09-021 66.28 69.43 10.3 3.15 25.06 0.732 

including 67.00 67.51 1.7 0.51 112.43 3.283 

including 68.75 69.06 1.0 0.31 20.58 0.601 

AJ09-022 79.10 80.85 5.7 1.75 22.22 0.649 

including 79.10 79.85 2.5 0.75 48.09 1.404 

AJ09-025 32.24 33.05 2.7 0.81 4.73 0.138 


Rogue District– Yukon 

• 6 adjacent projects, 3,154 claims, 65,918 ha 

• 20 km from a winter road leading to the Plata 

deposit 

• Covers 4 large mid-Cretaceous, granite to 

monzonite intrusions of the Tombstone Suite 

• Extensive Au-As soil anomalies associated with 

Intrusion-related mineralization 

• Sheeted quartz-arsenopyrite veins with 

historical grab samples up to 22.5 g/t (11) 

• Abundant skarn mineralization with hornfels 

metasediments 


Rogue District– Yukon (continued) 


Yukon Pipeline of Properties 

Panorama Property 

• Gold occurs within and adjacent to intrusions similar 

to the Brewery Creek Mine 13 km to the east on trend 

• Coincident geochemical and geophysical anomalies 

• Limited trenching and percussion drilling have 

encountered scattered but encouraging gold 

Idaho Property 

• 14 km east of Casino in White Gold District 

• 3 km 2 soil geochemical anomaly, high grade rock chips 

and geophysical data support high grade vein model 

Airstrip Property 

• Potential to host a portion of very large porphyry style 

deposit 

Limited trenching on Panorama 

Core drill at Idaho Project 


Silver Predator Corp. – SPD.C 

Corporate Mandate 

To explore and develop commercially viable silver resources in the 

leading silver districts of Nevada, USA and Yukon, Canada. 

• Working within stable geopolitical jurisdictions, Silver Predator will 

focus on both high-grade underground and bulk tonnage open pit 

opportunities 

• Proven management plus access to unparalleled geological talent in 

the Yukon and extensive experience in Nevada provide the ability to 

maximize shareholder value from the company’s pro-forma 

quality asset base 

• 21 advanced stage and development properties 

comprising nearly 40,000 hectares of land in two of the 

world’s pre-eminent metallogenic provinces: Yukon and 

Nevada (subject to completion of various agreements by 

and between SPD and Rockhaven Resources, Strategic Metals 

and Golden Predator) 


Founding Member of Yukon Gold Mining Alliance 

Golden Predator Corp. is a founding member of the Yukon Gold Mining Alliance (YGMA). Golden Predator has 

joined forces with other companies including: Copper Ridge Explorations Inc., Alexco Resource Corp., Capstone 

Mining Corp., Northern Freegold Resources Ltd., Victoria Gold Corp., and Western Copper Corporation. 

The focus of the YGMA is to promote awareness of investment opportunities in gold, silver and copper companies 

that are located in the Yukon. 

YGMA is a non-profit organization with a current membership of seven gold, silver, and copper companies working 

on Yukon mineral exploration and development. The goals for YGMA include: 

● Liaising between the mining industry and investors 

● Promoting awareness of, and strengthen investment in, member companies and the Yukon 

● Building awareness of established companies who are committed to responsible mineral 

exploration and development in the Yukon 

To be a member of the Alliance each company must have an established NI 43-101 compliant resource or have 

spent $2.5 million in drilling programs in the Yukon in five of the last seven years. 


Endnotes 

1) Reported in: 

a) 24 & 29 July 2008 and 23 September 2008 News Releases (TSX:GP) 

b) 6 January 2009, 26 May 2009 and 10 November 2009 News Releases (TSX.V:GPD) 

c) 17 December 2009 News Release (TSX:GPD) 

2) Reported in 27 August 2009, 1 October 2009, 23 November 2009 and 25 February 2010 News Releases 

3) Reported in 28 January 2009 News Release 

4) Reported in 16 November 2009 News Release 

5) The Simpson (2009) report also reiterates that while the regional structural model for Brewery Creek offers potential for 

the discovery of higher grade sulphide deposits, the depth of drilling to date has been inadequate in testing this model 

6) Reported in 29 September 2000 News Release (Redstar Resources CDNX:RST) 

7) Soloviev, S.G., Schulze, C.M. and Baklyukov, O.E., 2003. Structural settings and geochemistry of the Cynthia gold prospect, 

Tintina Gold Belt, Hess River area (105O/6), Yukon. In: Yukon Exploration and Geology 2002, D.S. Emond and L.L. Lewis 

(eds.), Exploration and Geological Services Division, Yukon Region, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, p. 285-294 

8) Stroshein, R.W., May, 2008. Technical Report Using British Columbia Securities Commission National Instruments 43-101 

Guidelines; Summary Geological Report On the Grew Creek Property, Yukon Territory, Canada. 

9) Stroshein, R.W., March, 1997. 1996 Diamond Drilling report on the Grew Creek Gold Project, Grew Creek Area. Assessment 

Report No. 093627, Yukon Energy, Mines and Resources. 

10) Reported in 5 November 2009 and 5 January 2010 News Releases 

11) James, D.H., 1982. Assessment Report #091076 

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Nevada) and Travis Schwertfeger BSc, MAIG (Nevada), all of whom Qualified Persons as defined by National Instrument 43-101. 

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