Odyssey's Moroccan Copper-Silver Exploration Program Underway.

TORONTO -- Avrom E. Howard, President and CEO of Odyssey Resources Limited (TSX VENTURE:ODX) is pleased to report that the Company has commenced an exploration program on its recently acquired Alous Project and surrounding copper-silver properties in southwestern Morocco. Alous will anchor an exploration campaign in Morocco with a goal of finding a world-class copper and silver deposit or deposits.

An historic mining region dating back to ancient times, Morocco has been largely overlooked by today's exploration industry. Odyssey is spurred on in this project by its geologic potential, and encouraged by expressions of interest it has received from the international mining community, including a signed confidentiality agreement. The Company's first task, currently underway, is data acquisition, digitization and compilation. This work will lead to, and provide direction for, the necessary follow up work including drilling. The Company will then be able to undertake a meaningful independent resource estimate and determination of the property's economic potential, beginning with the Alous deposit (please refer to the Company's news release dated January 5, 2005 for more details).

6,250 line kilometers of digital multi-parameter airborne geophysical survey data have been purchased from the Moroccan Ministry of Energy and Mines. Comprising aeromagnetic, electromagnetic and radiometric data, this survey was recently completed by Fugro Airborne Surveys, a global leader in geophysical surveys, on behalf of the Moroccan government, covering a large portion of the Anti Atlas Mountains, including the property area. Given the metal content, large size and alteration halo associated with the Alous and related copper-silver deposits and targets within the Company's land position, these geophysical data should prove crucial in delineating both exposed and shallow sub-cropping targets.

Additionally, high-resolution multi-spectral Aster satellite data is being purchased and will be processed and integrated into the Company's GIS (Geographic Information System) database. Given the large size and distinct spectral signature of the alteration mineral assemblage associated with Alous and related copper-silver deposits and targets, digitally processed Aster data will provide another critical tool in delineating exposed and near-surface targets elsewhere across the Company's large land position.

Meanwhile, copies of all geological, drill logs and related data, plans and sections prepared by previous workers at Alous have recently been obtained, and are in the process of being digitized and incorporated into the Company's growing GIS database.

Morocco is a stable North African country with a long mining history, diverse geology, excellent infrastructure, a comprehensive geological database, and favorable mining, tax and investment laws. Odyssey management believes there to be tremendous potential in its recently acquired properties and across the country as a whole.

Gregory B. Maynard, P.Geo (Arizona) is the Qualified Person for this project, under the terms of National Instrument 43-101, and is responsible for the information contained in this news release.

The statements made in this Press Release may contain forward-looking statements that may involve a number of risks and uncertainties. Actual events or results could differ materially from the Company's expectations and projections. The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this news release.

Odyssey Resources Limited (TSX VENTURE:ODX)