Brinx Resources Spuds First Well at New Oklahoma Project

DENVER, May 15, 2013

The spud date was Tuesday, May 14, and it is expected that it will take approximately three weeks to reach total depth. It is anticipated that the total depth of the well will be approximately 5,650ft.

As previously announced, Brinx and its partners have now identified and confirmed eight initial prospects that will constitute Phase-1 of the Oklahoma-2013 Project. The drilling of this first well (OK-13-1) initiates Phase-1, and further drilling of the remaining 7 wells is expected to continue throughout the summer.

The drilling objectives at Oklahoma-2013 are to potentially target 2nd Wilcox sand, 1st Wilcox sand, Trenton dolomite, Simpson dolomite, Viola limestone, Hunton limestone, Bartlesville sand and Redfork sand. In addition to locating and developing new productive structures from the sands, dolomites and limestones mentioned above, it is also believed that deeper productive structures could be found in the Tulip Creek sand, McLish sand, Oil Creek sand, Joins sands and Arbuckle limestone.

"Now that the new Oklahoma-2013 Drilling Program is finally underway the Company looks forwards to a great deal of success as the drilling program progresses over the next several months," stated Ken Cabianca, of Brinx Resources. "This initial spud sets in motion a new program that holds the potential to significantly bolster the Company's portfolio and ultimately the Company's revenue stream."

About Brinx Resources

Brinx Resources is an expanding exploration company focused on developing onshore North American oil and natural gas reserves.  The Company's current focus is on the continued exploration and development of its current land portfolio in Oklahoma, as well as the drilling and production of the new Oklahoma-2013 Project (5% interest). Brinx Resources is seeking to further expand its portfolio to include additional interests in North America and internationally.