Press Release April 5, 2012 - Carube Resources

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Press Release 2012-03
CARUBE REPORTS EXTENSIVE COPPER MINERALIZATION
IN TRENCHES AT BELLAS GATE PROJECT
OTTAWA, ONTARIO, APRIL 5, 2012: Carube Resources Inc. (Carube) is pleased to announce
results from channel samples collected from nine trenches over copper anomalies at its Bellas
Gate Project in Jamaica. The anomalies were defined from data compilation and a soil
geochemical program completed in late 2011 (see Press Release dated November 29, 2011 and
Schedule A). Results from the trenching indicate that high metal values, primarily copper,
correlate well with highly anomalous copper, gold and silver values from the soil samples.
The trenches not only confirm the presence of the soil anomalies in the weathered rock, but
indicate impressive widths of oxidized material rich in copper and, in specific instances, the
presence of gold and silver, in spite of the trenches bottoming in a zone most probably leached of
metals. A summary of the results is shown in Schedule B.
Trench Results: Significant results encountered in the trenches include:
(1) High Stone Hill trenches
48m of 0.25% Cu, including 0.33% Cu over 15 m in HSH1
30m of 0.29% Cu, including 0.43% over 6m in HSH1a
5m of 0.30% Cu in HSH2
8m of 0.63% Cu in HSH3
HSH2 and HSH3 are located along an anomaly where a large pre-1958 trench,
approximately 3.5 x 18m, exposed a copper-bearing zone (malachite, minor bornite and
chalcopyrite) averaging 2.3% Cu over 2m for a length of over 18m.
(2) Dry Hill Trenches
45m of 0.42% Cu including 0.64% Cu over 18m in DH1
13m of 0.69% Cu including 1.37% Cu over 4m in DH2
These two mineralized sections could well be within a broad structure or series of
structures trending to the northwest.
(3) Charing Cross Trenches
5m of 0.29% Cu in CC1, trench excavated across a northern splay of the Charing
Cross-Congo Hill Zone (CCZ)
6m of 0.44% Cu and 3m of 0.21% Cu, 0.3ppm Au in CC2 on an off-set to the CCZ
(4) Bordeaux Hill Trenches
4m of 0.13% Cu and 5m of 13.5ppm Ag in BH1
17m of 0.12% Cu and 0.4 ppm Au, 3m of 0.19% Cu, and 2.2ppm Au in BH2
Diamond drilling (one drill operating, second being mobilized) is underway with a number of
holes being completed. The holes drilled to date show evidence of mineralization, and assays
should be available in about 90 days.

This press release has been prepared by Dr. V. N. Rampton, P.Eng. in his capacity as a qualified
person as defined under NI 43-101 standards.
Sample Preparation, Analysis and Quality Control: For most trenches, channel samples were
taken at the base of the trench wall over 1 to 3m intervals. The samples, weighing between 3 kg
and 1 kg were stored in a secure locality and then forwarded through bonded couriers to
Activation Laboratories Ltd. (Actlab) at Ancaster, Ontario. At Actlab the samples were crushed
with up to 90% passing 2mm, 250g was then split and pulverized to 95% passing 105 micron.
Actlab’s IEP1 (Au+14) procedure was utilized to determine the values of 15 elements. Thirty
grams were utilized for neutron activation to determine Au, As, Sb, Ba, Hg and W contents. The
remainder of the elements—Ag, Cd, Cu, Hg, Mn, Mo, Ni, Pb, S and Zn—has their values
determined by ICP following aqua regia digestion.
Actlab is a fully accredited laboratory to ISO 17025 and CAN-P-1579 and NELAP standards. A
certain number of standards and blanks are inserted into the sequence of samples to be analyzed.
Splits and duplicates are also systematically analyzed for quality control. In addition, Carube
inserted a number of blanks for analysis.
About Carube Resources Inc.: Carube is a private company focussed on the rapid development of
precious metal and copper projects in eastern Canada and the Caribbean. Its wholly owned
subsidiary, Carube Resources Jamaica Ltd. (CRJL), owns a 100% interest in two highly prospective
copper/gold/silver licences covering 85 km 2 of the Central Inlier in Jamaica. The interest is subject to
a series of staged payments, share issuances and exploration commitments over a four year period
beginning March, 2011. It also owns a 100% interest in Rodinia Jamaica Limited which controls 4
additional licences covering a total of 176 square kilometres located mainly on three of Jamaica’s
highly prospective Cretaceous Inliers. In addition it has an option to earn a 100% interest on the
highly prospective 23 km 2 Fiedmont platinum and palladium project north of Val d’Or, Quebec. It
currently has 19,771,374 common shares outstanding.
This press release contains certain forward-looking statements, which are based on the opinions and estimates of
management at the date the statements are made, and are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties and other factors
that could cause actual events or results to differ materially from those projected. Carube undertakes no obligation to
update forward-looking statements if circumstances or management’s estimates or opinions should change. The reader
is cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements.
For additional information contact:
Darrell Munro, BB.A, LL.B, Corporate Administration
E-mail: dmunro@caruberesources.com
Tel: (613) 836-0198
Carube Resources Inc.
3232 Carp Road,
P.O. Box 158,
Carp, Ontario
K0A 1L0
CANADA
SEE SCHEDULES A & B BELOW

Schedule A: Location of anomalous zones 1 and completed and proposed trenches and
drill holes on the Stamford Hill – Congo Hill Corridor at the Bellas Gate Project.
1 The anomalies are overlain on an electronically contoured “index of metals”, which factors the values of copper, silver, arsenic,
antimony and zinc at each locality.

Schedule B: Summary of copper, gold and silver values from
mineralized sections of trenches at Bellas Gate.
Trench
Name North From To Width Cu Au Ag
m m m ppm ppb ppm
HSH1 1997400 12 66 54 2378 47.7 2.2
HSH1 including 12 39 27 2675 48.6 3.3
HSH1 including 12 27 15 3286 69.0 3.0
HSH1 including 42 54 12 2585 75.5 2.1
HSH1 including 45 51 6 2520 129.5 1.3
HSH1a 1997500 0 48 48 2452 84.9 1.1
HSH1a including 33 48 15 3417 176.5 1.2
HSH1a 39 45 6 3285 376.5 1.0
HSH1a 42 48 6 4310 257.5 1.5
HSH2 1997150 14 19 5 3035 12.4 0.6
HSH2 28 34 6 1453 6.5 0.1
HSH3 1997050 46 54 8 6210 25.6 1.2
HSH3 including 47 49 2 8895 117.5 3.2
DH1 1997700 72 117 45 4221 tr tr
DH1 including 90 108 18 6357 tr tr
DH2 1997600 2.3 15.3 13 6944 0.6 0.3
DH2 including 11.3 15.3 4 13725 13.3 0.6
CC1 1997250 7 14 7 2303 40.0 6.3
CC1 including 9 14 5 2871 31.8 7.7
CC2 1996700 76 81 5 4345 115.0 2.1
CC2 92 93 1 2130 323.0 1.3
BH1 1996850 11.2 26.2 15 444 83.5 1.2
BH1 52.7 56.7 4 1285 71.8 2.3
BH1 69.7 74.7 5 858 11.4 12.7
BH2 1996800 37 54 17 1172 416.8 2.1
BH2 including 48 51 3 1948 2206.7 4.1