Hudson provides drill results

Hudson Resources Inc. announces diamond results from the 2007 core drilling program at Hudson’s Greenland diamond property. Confirmation of diamondiferous kimberlite in drill hole 07DS26 is coincident with the 2006 seismic data and successfully extends the strike length of the Garnet Lake dike structure by 450m to a total of 1,350m.

The dike remains open along strike and down dip. Diamondiferous kimberlite from two new locations on the Naajat exploration licence, 35km north-west of Garnet Lake, demonstrates the potential of Hudson’s 2,500 square kilometre license to host additional diamond discoveries.

These results continue to substantiate the Garnet Lake dike as a large tonnage diamondiferous kimberlite body. This combined with the large, high quality diamonds recovered to date supports our view that our Greenland properties have an excellent potential to host an economic diamond project, stated James Tuer, President of Hudson.

Our 2008 program, which is to commence shortly, will include the ongoing evaluation of additional kimberlite targets and the extraction of much larger samples from the Garnet Lake dike to recover a parcel of diamonds for valuation purposes, he said.

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