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Creso Announces Results of Surface Sampling at West Shining Tree (ccnm)

MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(Marketwire - Sept. 9, 2011) -Creso Exploration Inc. ("Creso" or the "Corporation")(TSXVENTURE:CXT)(OTCQX:CRXEF)(FRANKFURT:C3X) is pleased to announce theresults of surface grab and channel sampling at the Corporation'sMoore-McDonald, Downey, Gibson, Bennett, and Kubiak properties in theWest Shining Tree district of NE Ontario (Figure 1). Creso's managementis very encouraged by the fact that 15 samples exceed 10 g/t Au, 9samples exceed 20 g/t Au and 5 samples exceed 30g/t Au.

Table 1 reports results with gold values >1 g/t,which occur in 65 of 297 samples taken from these properties, with thehighest grade results as follows.

a)	266.0 g/t Au and 73.6 g/t Au in grab samples from Downey (previously reported in the May 27, 2011 Press Release);
b)	up to 103.0 g/t Au in a grab sample from Moore-MacDonald;
b)	56.8 g/t Au in a grab sample from Downey;
c)	20.1 g/t Au in a grab sample from Gibson;
d)	10.89 g/t Au in a grab sample from Bennett, and
e)	5.06 g/t Au in a grab sample from Kubiak.

Selective excavation of large-volume explorationsamples from each of these properties is being planned for the comingweeks, in the expectation that this technique will provide a moreaccurate measure of determining the average grade of gold over wideareas of mineralization.

Creso geologists are encouraged by the large numberand broad distribution of high grade assays throughout the West ShiningTree area, where gold appears to be locally controlled byquartz-carbonate-sulfide veins and veinlets that range in width fromhairline whisps to 20 - 40 centimeters. These veins tend to be containedwithin extensive East-West shear zones, particularly at intersectionswith Northerly trending structures, and sometimes cut pre-existingbull-quartz veins.