DECADE RESOURCES LTD.

Drilling Intersects 28.4 meters of 7.3 grams/tonne gold in DDH-Mon-2009-3

Stewart, BC - Decade Resources Ltd (“Decade” or the “Company”) announces it has

completed nine (9) diamond drill holes testing the Montrose zone on the Red Cliff project

in northwestern British Columbia. Crews are presently completing DDH-Mon-2009-10.

Previous work, conducted in 1989, described the Montrose zone as a conformable zone

of chlorite-sericite altered tuff with stockwork mineralization consisting of quartz-sulphide

and having an overall north striking trend with a vertical to 85 degree dip to the west.

The recent work by Decade, north of Lydden Creek, previously undrilled, indicates the

structure is striking further northwest than first thought. In addition, visual analysis of

DDH-Mon-2009-9 indicates a large mineralized intrusive is present below the main

mineralized zones.

During this season’s program, four holes (DDH-Mon-2009-1 to DDH-Mon-2009-4) were

completed on the first pad and were drilled from northeast to southwest such that both

east-west striking and north-south striking stringer mineralization was intersected along

the holes. These holes were also set-up to determine the strike and width of

mineralization. All of the first holes (up to DDH-Mon-2009-9) were stopped short of

defining the overall mineralized width, ending in mineralization. DDH-Mon-2009-2 had

11.59 grams/tonne (g/t) gold in the last interval and DDH-Mon-2009-4 had 7.4 g/t gold

over the last drilled interval.

Drill holes DDH-Mon-2009-5 and DDH-Mon-2009-6 are located 30 meters south of the

first pad with holes angled southwest to northeast to test for depth and southern

extensions of mineralization intersected near the top of the first 4 holes. Holes 5 and 6

have similar mineralization to that in DDH-Mon-2009-1 through DDH-Mon-2009-4 with a

quartz-chalcopyrite-pyrite stockwork carrying local fine visible gold. DDH-Mon-2009-7

and DDH-Mon-2009-8 were drilled 100 meters north of the first pad and were angled

northeast to the southwest.

DDH-2009-9 and DDH-Mon-2009-10 are collared 30 meters north and 15 meters east of

DDH-Mon-2009-1 to 4. Both holes are drilled parallel to DDH-Mon-2009-2 (stopped short

with end of hole assay results returning 11.59 g/t gold) and to greater depth, to

determine the extent of the mineralized zone in the area. Of particular importance, DDHMon-2009-9,

drilled to 280 meters on a minus 60 degree dip intersected a silicified and heavily pyritized

intrusive at depth to the west of and just beneath the indicated gold bearing zone.

Based on drilling to date, the Montrose zone is interpreted as being 20-30 meters in

width with a northwest strike conformable to the overall mineralized trend in the Stewart

region. Sections and drill locations will be posted on the website which is under

construction.

Recent fieldwork by Decade has identified Premier porphyry rocks on the property. The

Premier porphyry rocks are associated with the mineralization of the Silbak Premier

mine located 8 kilometres from Red Cliff on the west side of the Bear River Ridge. The

Red Cliff property is on the east side of the ridge. The Silbak-Premier mine has

produced over 2 million ounces of gold.

Gold assay results for the next 2 holes completed in the 2009 program are as follows:

* Section with galena wisps and stringers in east wall of quartz-chalcopyrite-pyrite

stockwork zone

** Non assayed final 18.3 meters of the hole will be cut and assayed as last assay

section gave 8.18 g/tonne gold over 4.48 meters.

Ed. Kruchkowski, P. Geo., a qualified person under National Instrument 43-101, is in

charge of the exploration program on behalf of the company. All samples are assayed

by Assayers Canada of Vancouver, BC.

Decade Resources Ltd is a Canadian based mineral exploration company which is

actively seeking opportunities in the resource business. The Company holds an option to

earn up to an 80% interest in the Red Cliff property by making certain cash and share

payments and exploration expenditures. Decade also has an option to earn a 100 %

interest in the Silver Crown 6 claim, adjoining the Red Cliff property to the north. It owns

100 % in the Neves Creek gas licences in the Pink Mountain area near Fort St. John BC.

The licences are in an area actively being explored for gas in carbonate horizons.

For further information, please contact Andrew Bowering at 604-662-8184 or Ed

Kruchkowski at 250-636-9232.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

“Ed Kruchkowski”

Ed Kruchkowski, President

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