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This presentation contains certain “forward-looking statements”. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, that address activities, events or developments that Bison Gold Resources Inc. (“Bison or the Company”) believes, expects or anticipates will or may occur in the future are forward looking statements and are often but not always, identified by the use of words such as “seek”, “anticipate”, “expect” and “intend” and state that an even or result, “may”, “will”, “can”, “could” or “might” occur or be achieved and other similar expressions. These forward looking statements reflect the current internal projections, expectations or beliefs of Bison based on information currently available to

• Bison. Forward looking statements are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties, including those detailed from time

to time in the filings made by Bison with securities regulatory authorities, that may cause actual results of Bison to differ materially from those discussed in the forward looking statements and even if such actual results are realized or substantially realized, there can be no assurance that they will have the expected consequences to, or affects on Bison. Bison expressly disclaims any obligation to update or revise any such forward looking statements. Not for distribution to the United States newswire services and not for dissemination in the United States. There is no certainty that the expenditures to be made by the Company or any future joint venture partners in the exploration of its property described herein will result in discoveries of metals in commercial quantities or that the Company’s property will be

• developed. Most exploration projects do not result in the discovery of economic deposits of metals and no assurance can

be given that any particular level of recovery of metals will in fact be realized or that any identified resource will ever qualify as a commercially mineable (or viable) resource which can be legally and economically exploited. Estimates of reserves, mineral deposits and production costs can also be affected by such factors as environmental permit regulations and requirements, weather, environmental factors, unforeseen technical difficulties, unusual or unexpected geological formations and work interruptions. In addition, the grade of metals ultimately discovered may differ from that indicated by drilling results. There can be no assurance that metals recovered in small-scale tests will be duplicated in large-scale tests under on-site conditions or in production scale. The securities discussed herein have not been and will not be registered under the laws of the United States Act of 1993 (the US Securities Act), as amended, or the securities laws of any state and may not be offered or sold in the United States or to US persons (as defined in regulation of the US Securities Act) unless an exemption from registration is available.

Investment Highlights

• Seasoned business management team
• Highly experienced exploration team, specializing in narrow vein gold systems
• Assets include 12 past producing mines & mine shafts; 17,629 hectares
• 205,000 oz high grade gold produced 1935-1945 (between 10.26 gpt and 12.6 gpt)
• 27,000 meters of exploration drilling completed since 2006
• 43-101 technical resource calculation completed in 2013 by Watts, Griffis and McQuat
• Inferred resource estimate of 337,000 oz of high grade gold at 8.17 gpt contained in 1.28M mt
• Jointly funded Doctoral study on Bison’s primary assets with Manitoba Geological Society and the

University of Waterloo

• 100 kms due west of the Red Lake Gold District (home to Gold Corp’s flag ship mine)
• 25 kms southeast of the Rice Lake Gold Mine, with over 2M oz of gold produced, historical and

current (owned and operated by San Gold Corp - SGR.TSX)

• Infrastructure: Supported by the Town of Bissett and connected to power grid
• 3 hr drive from the City of Winnipeg and an International airport

Shareholders and Capital Structure

5 Year Chart 1 Year Chart

Retail Marquest Dundee Directors/Insiders

Capital Structure Price $0.04 52 Week Range $0.02 - $0.06 Market Capitalization $4.7M Shares Outstanding 117M Warrants and Options 13.7M Cash $575,000 Insider Ownership ~14%

Management

Management

• Mr. Amir Mousavi , Chief Executive Officer
• Mr. Mousavi is the Company's Chief Executive Officer and a member of the Company's Strategic Alternative Review Committee. Mr. Mousavi formerly served as Bison

Gold's Chief Financial Officer and VP Corporate Development and has been with the Company since 2010. Having worked in the investment industry since 1992 in the areas of marketing, accounting and as a sell side analyst, Mr. Mousavi became registered as a Canadian Investment Manager, a Derivatives Market Specialist and a Fellow of the Canadian Securities Institute prior to becoming registered as Investment Counsel and Portfolio Manager with the Ontario Securities Commission between 2010 and 2011. Throughout his career, Mr Mousavi's direct efforts raised over $370 million for private equity funds, pooled trust funds, pension funds and for junior companies in the private and public sector. Mr. Mousavi's network includes Canadian and US bank underwriters, mezzanine financiers, bridge financiers, investment brokers and private investors. Mr. Mousavi has specific working experience with several small to mid capitalization companies in the mining and construction sectors assisting with financings, debt restructuring, corporate development and operations. Chris Carmichael, CGA, Chief Financial Officer

• Mr. Carmichael has been the CFO of Bison Gold from August 2007 to June 2011 and from August 2012 to present. Mr. Carmichael is currently the president of CRIS Inc.,

a company that provides a range of financial reporting, corporate secretarial and other services to TSX, TSX Venture Exchange, CNSX and pre-public companies. From 2003 to 2010, Mr. Carmichael was the CFO of GC-Global Capital Corp., a Canadian publicly listed merchant bank. Mr. Carmichael has been an officer and director for a number of TSX Venture Exchange companies. David Benson P. Geo, Technical/Exploration Director

• Mr. Benson has directed the Company’s mineral exploration programs since 2010 and serves as the Lead Director of the Company’s technical committee. Mr.

Benson holds a B.Sc (hons) in Geological Sciences from the University of Manitoba and is a Registered Professional Geoscientist in both Manitoba and Ontario. David has held a variety of intermediate to senior exploration positions, from grassroots to development-stage, with mining and exploration companies for over 10 years including Anglo American Exploration Canada, Falconbridge (Xstrata), Mustang Minerals, Rockcliff Resources, Laurentian Goldfields and North American Palladium. He currently manages a multi-year, multi-million dollar grassroots exploration joint venture between a mid-tier Canadian mining company and South American major producer. David also sits on the Board of two private companies and runs his own consultancy business. Jamie Lavigne, P.Geo, Technical Advisor

• Mr. Lavigne holds a B. Sc in Geology from Memorial University of Newfoundland and a M. Sc in Geology from the University of Ottawa. He is a Registered

Professional Geoscientist (P. Geo) with the Association of Professional Geoscientists of Ontario and a Registered Professional Geologist (P. Geol) with the Northwest Territories and Nunavut Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists. Jamie has approximately 25 years experience in the mining and exploration industry and has worked for the Geological Survey of Canada, major Canadian and Australian mining companies, and junior exploration companies. Since 2010, Jamie has been an independent consulting geologist specializing in advanced exploration and mineral resource estimation as well as property evaluation and due diligence studies.

Directors

Board of Directors 



Dale Dunlop, Director, Chairman of the Board and Member of the Audit Committee

• Mr. W. Dale Dunlop serves as the Chairman of The Board of Bison Gold Resources Inc. and formerly served as the company Secretary until August 2014 and also served as its
• Treasurer. Dale Dunlop is a Barrister and Solicitor at Walker, Dunlop and was the past President of Mid-North Resources Limited (formerly Bison Gold). He grew up in the

Canadian mining business living in mining camps in Newfoundland, Ontario and Manitoba. His late father, W. Bruce Dunlop, was active in many explorations. Dale has hands

• n experience in base level exploration work from the age of 13 years onward. Since graduating from law school in 1976, he has been involved in many private and public

mining ventures. He holds substantial interest in several private companies with mining holdings in Nova Scotia and elsewhere. Mark Robinson , Director, Member of the Audit Committee

• Mr. Robinson is a CFA charter holder and began his career in the investment industry in 1996, working for investment management companies such as Mackenzie Financial

Corporation and more recently with INTAC (BVI) International Investments Limited, as the Chief Compliance Officer. While at Mackenzie Financial Corporation, Mr. Robinson was responsible for communicating with key centers of influence. This involved dealing directly with investors, brokers and mutual fund analysts. Mr. Robinson regularly presented at sales conferences, broker meetings and national mutual fund award ceremonies. He was also responsible for writing fund commentary and analysis, in addition to liaising with fund managers, senior management, and journalists alike.

• Mr. Robinson has extensive knowledge and experience in the areas of: marketing, investment management, human resources, product management, compliance, investment

advice, and financial controls. Mr. Robinson is approved by the BVI Financial Services Commission under the Approved Persons Regime and as a Tier 1 Compliance Officer.

• Mr. Amir Mousavi , Director

Refer to Management slide David Benson, Director Refer to Management slide Chris Carmichael, Director, Member of the Audit Committee Refer to Management slide

Manitoba Mining

• Mineral industry is Manitoba’s 2nd largest primary resource
• Long history of mining activity
• Some of the worlds lowest energy costs at $0.025 per kw/h

Ross River Pluton

Rice Lake to major Ontario Mining Camps

• Located in the same geological province as Red Lake, or the prolific “Uchi Supprovince”
• Red Lake style mineralization (quarts vein gold system)
• Highly underdeveloped and under explored as compared to Red Lake
• Over 2M oz of gold have been been discovered in Rice Lake since 2006

Gold Companies Central Manitoba

Town of Bissett

Ogama & Central Manitoba Property

Location: Rice Lake, Manitoba Asset: 96 claims, 17,629 Hectares Mineral: Gold Holdings: 100% owned

• 12 past producing gold mines and shafts
• Central Manitoba Mines

160,034 oz gold historical production @ 12.6 gpt

• Ogama Rockland Mines

45,440 oz gold historical production @ 10.26 gpt

• Only mined to a depth of 280 meters
• Located in the Rice Lake Gold camp which has a

history of exploration dating back to the 1920’s and has historically produced over 2M oz gold

• Located only 26 km from the gold producing

Rice Lake Mine & Mill (owned and operated by San Gold – SGR.TSX)

43-101 Resource Estimate

ORD RESOURCE TABULATION Cut off Grade Tonnes Au Au (g/t Au) (Mt) (g/t) (oz) 0.5 3.23 3.99 415,000 1 2.43 5.06 397,000 2 1.51 7.25 354,000 2.5 1.28 8.17 337,000* 3 1.09 9.11 319,000 5 0.71 11.89 274,000 *Notes:

• Mineral Resource estimate is classified as inferred
• 43-101 completed by Watts, Griffis & McQuat in 2013
• CIM definitions were followed for classification of Mineral Resources
• Mineral resources that are not mineral reserves do not have demonstrated economic viability
• Mineral resources are estimated at a cut-off grade of 2.5 g Au/t
• Mineral resources are estimated at a gold price of $1,500 and a metallurgical recovery of 95%.
• High grade assays are capped at 70 g Au/t
• Bulk density of 2.71 t/m3 was used

3D Diagram - Ogama Rockland Deposit

Ogama Drill Hole Plan 2009 - 2013

Vertical Long Section 400 Domain (Looking North)

Mined Target Area Target Area

Select Drill Intercepts Recommended Drill Targets Grade Composite Diagram

Vertical Long Section 500 Domain (Looking North)

Target Area Target Area Target Area Target Area Target Area

Grade Composite Diagram Select Drill Intercepts Recommended Drill Targets

Ogama Select Drill Results & Bare Earth Image LiDAR

HOLE-ID FROM TO LENGTH HORIZW ZONE Au g/t (m) (m) (m) (m) (70 g/t cap) OG-09-07 471.53 477.01 5.48 3.69 501 22.54 OG-12-28 673.00 677.60 4.60 4.44 405 16.72 OG-12-04 52.28 54.00 1.72 1.42 502 29.77 OG-12-12 321.10 327.16 6.06 5.25 506 7.73 OG-10-05 489.87 504.70 14.83 7.89 501 5.14 OG-10-04 402.77 405.23 2.46 1.87 408 21.68 OG-09-01 460.94 463.11 2.17 1.40 501 26.09 OG-11-14 201.07 205.12 4.05 1.98 512 16.62 OG-12-22 291.31 294.87 3.56 3.05 401 10.63 OG-12-05 338.53 340.50 1.97 1.68 506 18.75 OG-11-09 366.49 369.07 2.58 1.60 403 18.53 OG-11-13 404.40 406.50 2.10 1.08 403 24.72 OG-12-32 19.70 22.00 2.30 1.96 401 11.73 OG-12-25 683.63 685.84 2.21 1.88 405 12.11 OG-11-04 433.05 438.40 5.35 4.27 501 5.21 OG-12-24 212.00 214.00 2.00 1.68 503 13.15 OG-12-19 149.64 151.16 1.52 1.31 401 16.84 OG-11-09 182.71 185.01 2.30 1.37 512 15.56 OG-09-02 309.02 311.54 2.52 1.59 402 13.09 OG-12-27 77.30 78.45 1.15 0.98 408 21.23 OG-12-22 354.00 358.50 4.50 3.86 408 5.28 OG-10-04 196.65 201.74 5.09 3.83 505 5.09 OG-09-02 180.62 183.09 2.47 1.57 512 11.83 OG-12-32 181.43 182.72 1.29 1.09 601 15.29 OG-09-02 495.30 498.04 2.74 1.73 501 9.35 OG-12-01 85.30 89.70 4.40 3.80 401 3.79 OG-12-28 16.23 19.74 3.51 3.00 408 4.78 OG-09-03 215.49 217.55 2.06 1.38 511 10.13 OG-12-02 136.55 137.88 1.33 1.15 408 11.62 OG-10-05 158.29 161.22 2.93 1.52 505 8.33 OG-11-07 411.76 414.84 3.08 2.25 501 5.2 OG-12-11 19.30 26.00 6.70 5.66 407 2.06 OG-12-22 313.50 315.84 2.34 2.07 513 5.31 OG-12-15 58.85 64.07 5.22 4.25 505 2.49 OG-04-03 457.80 460.95 3.15 2.12 501 4.67 OG-11-19 34.15 35.37 1.22 1.09 502 9.07 OG-09-07 190.50 192.33 1.83 1.20 505 8.23 OG-12-02 17.25 25.70 8.45 7.17 505 1.32 OG-12-32 33.00 37.04 4.04 3.44 407 2.69 OG-12-14 111.13 114.40 3.27 2.81 407 2.96 OG-12-28 512.49 514.06 1.57 1.49 507 5.48 OG-12-12 359.50 361.10 1.60 1.39 508 5.86 OG-09-03 433.88 435.38 1.50 1.00 501 7.93 OG-04-04 225.86 229.80 3.94 3.51 504 2.23 OG-12-14 78.87 83.00 4.13 3.54 401 2.2 OG-12-04 19.45 21.65 2.20 1.88 401 3.97 OG-12-08 136.96 138.00 1.04 0.87 504 8.32 OG-11-04 200.34 201.99 1.65 1.29 408 5.28 OG-12-05 109.00 112.00 3.00 2.56 401 2.62 OG-12-18 82.45 89.51 7.06 6.13 401 1.07 OG-12-08 184.40 187.30 2.90 2.26 401 2.86 OG-11-11 197.52 200.53 3.01 1.99 505 3.16 OG-12-12 98.52 102.50 3.98 3.40 406 1.83 OG-12-25 530.26 531.30 1.04 0.89 408 6.3 OG-12-32 81.89 85.70 3.81 3.20 502 1.67 OG-04-01 456.40 459.25 2.85 2.08 501 2.51 OG-12-22 278.50 280.00 1.50 1.29 406 3.88

Central Manitoba Field Exploration

CHIP GRAB RESULTS FROM CENTRAL MANITOBA Au gpt Zone Contents 1332.20 Eldorado Visible gold; strong 162.60 Eldorado potassic and fuchite 47.38 Eldorado alteration in qtz vein 83.92 Growler Strongly altered and mineralized qtz vein 61.28 Rex/Walton Strongly sheared and 13.41 Rex/Walton potassic-altered porphyry 11.49 Rex/Walton Sheared porphyry minor qtz veining 16.84 Kitchener Qtz vein; potassic 15.45 Kitchener alteration

Eldorado Prospect

10.5 g/t Au 48.4 g/t Au 136 g/t Au 40.9 g/t Au 41.7 g/t Au 84.3 g/t Au

San Gold, Rice Lake Nearby Producing Gold Mine

San Gold Processing Facility PRODUCTION CAPABILITY

• Located 26 km from Bison’s Ogama and

Central Manitoba Property (connected by all-weather provincial highway)

• Supported by the Town of Bissett
• Connected to power grid
• 75,000 to 85,000 oz gold producer
• 2M oz gold historical production
• 2.5M oz gold discovered since 2006
• Gold resource: 3.5M oz gold

655,000 oz gold M&I at 6.83 gpt 405,000 oz gold P&P at 5.24 gpt

• 2013 mine production of 1500 to 2000 tpd
• Mill capacity of 2500 tpd
• Announced on March 18, 2014, that it would be

shifting focus to its high-grade gold discoveries

Mining Camps, Snow Lake

Apex Property, Snow Lake

Bison Apex Properties: 5 Mining Claims, 3.0 sq miles Major Mineral: Gold Holdings: 100%

• Located 15km South of the New Britannia Mine and Mill

(former producer of 1,443,09 oz gold)

• 5,702 meters of historic drilling
• Historic non-compliant 43-101 resource indicating 100,000 to
• 200,000 tonnes of mineralization at 2.5 gpt to 3.1 gpt
• Deposit is open in all directions
• Recently expanded land holdings

Recent Developments in the area:

• QMX Gold has purchased the New Britannia Mine for $32.2M
• QMX Gold is planning to re-commission the Mill, but will require

additional feed (joint venture potential)

• Hudbay has commenced the development of an $85M ramp

at its Lalor property in Snow Lake and its expected to be Hudbay’s next underground mine (largest metal deposit discovered in Snow Lake)

War Baby, Flin Flon

Location: Flin Flon, Manitoba Project: 1 mining claim, 0.7 sq miles Major Minerals: Copper/Zinc Silver/Gold Holdings: Bison has 10% buy back option from Callinan Mines

• The property is contiguous to Hudbay’s flag

ship “777” mine

• Bison has the option to buy back 10% of the

War Baby property

• Buy back option requires Bison to pay Callinan

$470,000 (10% of exploration funds spent by Callinan) for a 10% ownership stake

• Callinan has spent $4.7M of drilling down to

the 1800 meter level

• Callinan has received over $80M for its 6.23%

net profit interest in Hudbay’s 777 mine

• Positive outlook for War Baby asset

Summary

SUMMARY

• Bison Gold Resources is a TSX Venture mineral exploration company focused solely on discovering

Manitoba’s next major gold deposit (27,000 of exploration drilling completed since 2006)

• 43-101 compliant inferred resource estimate was completed in 2013 by WGM
• Discovered 337,000 oz of high grade gold at 8.17 gpt, contained in 1.28M Mt
• Assets include 12 past producing mines and mine shafts that produced over 205,000

high grade oz of gold (as per the Manitoba Mines government office) making it the second largest past producer of gold in Rice Lake, Manitoba (second only to gold producer San Gold, which produced 1.2M oz of high grade gold in the same period)

• Bison Gold has 17,629 hectares of prolific and mineralized lands to be explored, making it the second

largest independent mineral claim holder in the Rice Lake gold district

• Supply & Demand: Scarce high grade gold assets are favored in this CapX sensitive environment

Contact

Contact: Amir Mousavi, CEO and Director 55 York Street, Suite 201 Toronto, ON M5J 1R7 Phone: 416.488.2590 Email: info@bisongold.com