LOCATION:
The Tahuehueto Property is situated in a historic mining district of northwestern Durango State, Mexico, and is accessible by road. The 9,081-hectare project lies within the Sierra Madre Mineral Belt, which hosts most of Mexico’s producing mines and active exploration and development projects.

OWNERSHIP:
Soho Resources Corp. controls 100% of the Tahuehueto Project through its 99%-owned Mexican subsidiary, Sacremento de la Plata S.A. de C.V.. Exploration services and project management are provided by another wholly owned Mexican subsidiary, Sierra Soleada S.A. de C.V..

METALS:
Gold and silver, with associated copper, lead and zinc, in a geological setting similar to epithermal deposits being exploited in nearby mining districts.

OVERVIEW:
Since acquiring rights to the Tahuehueto Project in 1997, Soho Resources has identified at least 12 polymetallic zones hosted within a structurally controlled epithermal system that has been traced for more than six kilometers.

Recent exploration efforts have focused on five centrally located zones — El Creston, Cinco de Mayo, Santiago, El Rey and Catorce — and on initial testing of nearby potential targets, such as the Texcalama Structure.

On May 11, 2009 Soho Resources released the results of an updated NI 43-101 compliant resource estimate which included 7.377 million tonnes in the "measure & indicated" categories and an additional 4.868 million tonnes in the inferred category. This update represents only the upper, close to surface portion of three structures; the El Creston structure over approximately 670 m of strike length; the Cinco de Mayo - Perdido - Santiago - Catorce structure known to be at least 3 km long and drill tested over approximately 2.5 km of strike length.

This resource estimate is an upgrade to the Company's initial resource estimate announced on April 30, 2008 and is based upon detailed geological modeling of veins and stock-work zones that was not available for the initial resource estimate. It also includes the results from 71 new drill holes targeting down dip and along strike extensions of known mineralization outlined in the initial resource report of April 30, 2008.

For a detailed summary of this updated resource click HERE.