Wilding Lake Project - A New High Grade Gold Discovery

ANTL - TSXV

June 2017

DISCLAIMER

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ANTLER GOLD: SHARE STRUCTURE, CASH ON HAND

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Share Structure:Issued and outstanding*Brokers warrantsIncentive optionsFully diluted

26,498,544259,590750,000

27,508,134

Insider ownership:Dan WhittakerWade DaweAltiusOther insiders

Cash available May 31, 2017

52.4%14.7%16.4%17.0%

4.3%

$3,000,000

Board and management strongly committed to minimizing shareholder dilution

* 1.5 for 1 stock split to be voted on at AGM June 28, 2017

ANTLER GOLD: DIRECTORS, FOUNDERS AND MANAGEMENT

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Dan Whittaker, MBA, CFA; President and CEO. Dan has held senior positions in the mineral industry for the last 20 years. Most recently, he was a founder of GoGold Resources Inc. and Ucore Rare Metals Inc.. Mr. Whittaker holds an MBA from the Ivey School of Business and is a CFA.

Howard Bird, BSc. (Honours), P. Geo; VP, Exploration. Howard has over 15 years at the executive management level. He was SVP of Exploration and Geology at Brigus Gold Corp., and led the discovery of three new gold deposits at the Grey Fox Project.

Howard was also the SVP of Global Exploration for SouthernEra Resources Ltd., and the Senior Project Geologist for Noranda.

Wade Dawe, Founder and Strategic Advisor. Wade is an accomplished entrepreneur, financier and investor. He is currently Chairman of Pivot Technology Solutions Inc. (TSX) , and as Chairman & CEO of Fortune Bay Corp., (TSX-V). He was President and

CEO of Brigus Gold Corp. which was acquired by Primero Mining Corp. in 2014 in an all share deal valued at $351 million.

Rob Randall, CFO. Rob has served as a contract CFO and has extensive public company financial experience. He serves as CFO ofTorrent Capital Ltd., Stockport Exploration and Canabo Medical Inc.. Rob was the Corporate Controller of Etruscan Resources Inc. from 1997 to 2011 overseeing the financial operations for all aspects of its exploration and production activities.

Paul Sparkes, Director. Paul is an accomplished business leader with over twenty five years' experience in media, finance, capital markets and politics. He is currently President of Otterbury Holdings Inc., a corporation advising growth entities in private and public markets. He was also Executive Vice Chair, Director and co-founder of Difference Capital Financial, a TSX-listed specialty finance company that invests in media, technology, health care and U.S. real estate.

Jim Megann, Director. Jim is currently President and CEO of Stockport Exploration, a TSXV listed company. He has also served as Managing Director of Numus Financial, a venture capital firm focused on early stage, high growth companies. Jim is also a director of Torrent Capital Ltd., a TSX listed company.

Carl Hansen, Director. Carl is is a geologist with over 25 years of experience in the exploration and mining industry. He has been the CEO of Atacama Pacific Gold Corporation since 2011 and was the co-founder and CEO of Andina Minerals, Inc. from 2004 through 2009. Mr. Hansen has held senior positions with TVX Gold Inc., Kinross Gold Corp., and Inco Limited.

Dave Evans, Exploration Manager. Dave managed Altius' exploration program on the Wilding Lake Project from 2016. He is a native of Newfoundland and holds a BSc in Geology. He has over 30 years experience working extensively with gold and base metals deposits in Newfoundland, for both public companies and the Newfoundland Department of Natural Resources.

WILDING LAKE PROJECT – KEY POINTS

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Antler Gold (ANTL) in May 2017 acquired a 100% interest in the Wilding Project, a 859 claim, 215km2 project covering50km of the prospective Cape Ray/Marathon trend from Altius Resources for 4,500,000 shares and a 2% royalty. Weentered into a second option agreement with Altius for a further six projects along the trend to add 1,678 claims,420km2 and 98km of potential strike. Altius will hold 19.94% of Antler once the second option agreement closes.

The Wilding block is located adjacent to Marathon Gold Corporation’s Valentine Lake project with reported 1.4 millionoz. (M&I) at 1.91 g/t Au and 766,500 oz. (Inferred) at 2.24 g/t Au. Marathon continues to report excellent new drillresults. Our Cape Ray block (one of the second option agreement properties) is along strike from the Benton/NordminCape Ray deposit with 367,000 oz. (Indicated) and 158,000 oz. (Inferred).

ANTL discovered six significant new bedrock gold occurrences on the Wilding block in late fall 2016 by prospectingalong recent logging roads. No systematic historical exploration performed before ANTL. Approximately 3km of total148km prospective strike extent explored to date

The new Wilding gold occurrences demonstrate a strong gold system producing high grade and significant widths thatinclude:

▪ Alder Zone: 6.0g/t over 8.5m, 8.7g/t over 6.7m and 49.3g/t over 4.6m▪ Taz Zone: 28.8g/t over 1.0m, 12.2g/t over 0.9m and 14.6g/t over 0.65m▪ Elm Zone: 101.5g/t over 0.5m, 93.1g/t over 1.3m, 37.5g/t over 0.9m and 18.0g/t over 1.2m

The 2017 exploration program will systematically explore the entire Wilding block with the goal of generating multipletargets for a Fall 2017 drill program. In addition to the zones above, we have generated a number of new potentialgold targets for follow-up from a combination of recent ground mag and IP geophysical data, regional heli-airbornemag geophysical data, positive gold-in-till sample geochemical data, as well as positive gold assay in soil samplesurvey.

The summer program is underway and consists of detailed and regional soil sampling, prospecting and mapping,mechanical trenching and rock sampling. Antler’s field exploration team consists of six geologists and two prospectors.Approximately 1,700 soils taken since June 1. Trenching to start in July. Crews will move to Noel Paul block afterWilding.

The second option agreement ground will be kept in good standing by conducting airborne geophysics and select soilsampling and prospecting.

ANTLER TOTAL LAND HOLDINGS ON CAPE RAY/MARATHON TREND

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Antler Gold’s Second Option Agreement Properties

Marathon Gold

Project Name Claims Hectares

CRYSTAL LAKE 726 18150

ISLAND K 63 1575

VICTORIA LAKE 77 1925

VICTORIA RIVER 135 3375

INTERSECTION 486 12150

CAPE RAY 166 4150

WILDING LAKE PROJECT – Project Location: Central Newfoundland

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Antler Mineral ClaimsWilding and Noel Paul Blocks

(859 claims, 215km2)

Claims Cover the Regional Valentine Lake/Alder Prospective

Gold Structural Trend

WILDING LAKE - GEOLOGY

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The Wilding Lake Project is underlain by Cambrian to Ordovician age volcanic and sedimentary rocks of the Tally Pond and Red Cross Lake groups and Silurian age sedimentary rocks of the Rogerson Lake Conglomerate. The rocks underlying the Wilding Lake project are equivalent to those underlying portions of the Valentine Lake Gold deposits, located 15-30 km to the west-southwest.

Wilding Lake Valentine Lake

Host Rocks Rogerson Lake Conglomerate Valentine Lake Intrusive Complex

Vein Style Shear related, shear and tension gash Shear related, shear and tension gash

Structure Secondary thrust faults, NW verging Major thrust zone, NE verging

Mineralization Quartz-Tourmaline-Calcopyrite-free gold Quartz-Tourmaline-pyrite-free gold

Marathon Gold Corp. - Valentine Lake Gold Camp Total NI43-101Compliant Resources (Feb 2017)

- Leprechaun, Sprite, Victory & Marathon Deposits -

M&I 1,400,000oz @ 1.91 g/t Inferred 766,500oz @ 2.24g/t

WILDING LAKE – NEW OCCURRENCES

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New gold occurrences have been discovered along the Thrust Fault zone over 2-3km, focused along the eastern margin of the Rogerson Lake Conglomerate. The remainder of the 50km trend has seen essentially no historical gold exploration to date.

Channel Sample Assays Include:Alder Zone: 6.0g/t @ 8.5m, 8.7g/t @ 6.7m ,and 49.3g/t @ 4.6mTaz Zone: 28.8g/t @ 1.0m, 12.2g/t @ 0.9m ,and 14.6g/t @ 0.65m

Channel Sample Assays Include:Elm Zone: 101.5g/t @ 0.5m, 93.1g/t @ 1.3m, 37.5g/t @ 0.9m and 18.0g/t @ 1.2mDogberry Zone: 46.5g/t @ 0.6m and 10.95g/t @ 0.45mCedar Zone: 5.9g/t @ 0.5m and 1.0g/t @ 1.2m

WILDING LAKE – Till & SOIL GOLD GEOCHEM SURVEY RESULTS

Till Survey 67 widely spaced, excavator-dug, till test

program returned twenty-eight sample assay values of >200 ppb Au (206 to 1000 ppb Au,

with six samples of 1000 ppb Au).

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Soil Survey 1216 b-horizon soil samples were collected at 25-

metre spacing along 50-100 metre spaced reconnaissance grid lines. The soils returned eleven sample values of >150 ppb Au (164 to 1000 ppb Au).

The surveys have successfully outlined gold-in-till anomalies associated

with the known gold occurrences while also

defining new gold anomalies deemed

prospective for prospecting, soil sample surveying and trenching follow-up in the summer

program.

WILDING LAKE – CHANNEL RESULTS FROM ALDER-TAZ ZONE

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Alder Quartz Boulder Float Up to 28.8gpt Gold

Discovery Quartz Boulder Float Up to 74.88gpt Gold

Alder Extension

Taz Trench Assays Include:1.0m @28.8g/t0.9m @ 12.2g/t

0.65m @ 14.6g/t

WILDING LAKE – ALDER TRENCH

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WILDING LAKE – TAZ TRENCH CHANNEL RESULTS

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Photo of Taz trench

Trench proved difficult to open up because of thick till, running

water and slumping

WILDING LAKE – ELM ZONE HIGH GRADE CHANNEL RESULTS

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100 metres SW of the main Cedar trench, a single, heavily mineralized, locally hematitic, laminated quartz vein was exposed over a distance of approximately 60 metres and remains open in both directions. The vein generally strikes 060-070, dips 45-55°, and attains a width of up to 2.0 metres. Free course gold is common.

WILDING LAKE – ELM ZONE TRENCH

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Elm Vein up to 2.0m wide

WILDING LAKE – DOGBERRY ZONE CHANNEL RESULTS

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Large boulder from the Dogberry ‘main trench’ containing local concentration of massive CPY; two specks of VG noted with the CPY.

WILDING LAKE – CEDAR TRENCH CHANNEL RESULTS

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Cedar Zone - A single NE‐trending quartz‐tourmaline vein was exposed for ~60m along strike; up to 1m wide. Moderate to steep dip toward the southeast. A 12‐metre long ‘ladder vein’, up to 20 cm wide, contains local CPY‐HEM‐MAL mineralization.

WILDING LAKE – NOEL PAUL BLOCK JIGGER RECCE SOIL Au RESULTS

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Jigger

WILDING LAKE – GROUND GEOPHYSICS AND REGIONAL HELI-BORNE MAG COMPLETE – INTERPRETATION ONGOING

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Ground Geophysics (Wilding Claim Block): • Mag survey totaling 82 line kilometres over an approximately 2.5 km by 1.5 km cut grid. • Grid is centered over the Alder/Taz (AT) and Cedar/Elm (CE) gold zones.• Test IP-Resistivity geophysical survey conducted over four grid lines that covered the AT and CE zones. • Mag survey improved the local geological understanding of the gold discovery area.• IP-Resistivity survey successful in mapping the resistivity and polarizable properties of the geological formations. • A few local resistive zones of interest were identified which can be associated with altered (silicified) zones or quartz veins.• The Alder gold zone is well defined as a coincident resistivity anomaly in the survey. Abitibi Geophysics has recommended

drilling eleven chargeable and/or resistive targets defined in the survey.• Ongoing interpretation study suggests new gold zones appear to be associated with cross-cutting local structure and possibly

with weak to moderate IP anomalies. • The geophysical surveys and interpretation has provided key information to focus further exploration to specific potential

gold prospective target areas for Summer follow-up.

Total Magnetic Field Reduced to Pole

GroundSurvey with New Gold Zone Map

2017 SUMMER PROGRAM: SOIL SAMPLING PROGRESS (June 11)

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