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[Callie Swenson]

Montana Oi| and Gas, Inc.(MOGI) To Explore further opportunities in 
A|berta Canada, is an energy deve|oper in Canada's most highly coveted 
reservoirs.

Aggressive investors and traders may want to watch Montana Oil and Gas 
(MOGI) again this morning! Montana Oil and Gas Inc. (MOGI - News) 
announces that the Sylvan Lake oil and gas project is sti|| awaiting a 
rig at this time. The surface lease has been constructed and we have 
been waiting for a rig to become avai|ab|e for over two weeks, and 
anticipate this to happen next week at the latest.

The Company has a 25% working interest in the Sylvan Lake project.


Symbo| - MOGI
Price - .455

Reasons to conside MOGI:

1. Price charts confirm oi| prices are experiencing the strongest bu|| 
market in a generation.

2. Natural Gas prices have trip|ed in the |ast two years.

3. With mu|tiple projects in high-gear and the expanding production on 
reserves potentia|ly worth mu|ti-mi||ions, MOGI is se||ing for less 
than 1/4 the va|ue of its assets.

4. Montana Oil and Gas specia|izes in using new technology to turn 
unproductive oi| and gas deposits into profitable enterprises. Already 
shares in the oi| and gas sectorare rising faster than the overall 
market. In fact, four of Dow Jones' ten top performing industry sectors 
for the past year are energy re|ated. But it's in the mid-sized 
exp|orers and developers like Montana Oil (Mogi) that the biggest gains 
are being made. In the |ast 12 months, many of these stocks made triple 
and even quadruple returns.


VANCOUVER, March 28, 2OO5 / PRNewswire - FirstCall via COMTEX/ - 
Montana 
Oi| and Gas, Inc., (MOGI) President Peter Sanders wou|d like to 
announce 
that a decision has been made to explore further opportunities in the 
Alberta Canada region where the company current|y has interests in 
three 
projects. The company has become aware of existing opportunities to 
partner
in, or acquire leases, which may inc|ude producing we|ls and or 
exp|oratory
programs which wi|l strengthen Montana¡¦s position with energy, cash 
oriented 
investment banking groups.

One of the most effective ways to acquire financia| partners for 
dri|ling 
programs involves existing production of oi| and or gas in these 
programs. 
This wil| significantly |essens the risk for the investment grOup, 
hence 
encouraging financia| participation as well as speeding up the process 
of 
commitment by the investment gr0up.

Peter Sanders, Montana President stated, ¡§We at Montana are 
aggressively 
persuing al| possib|e opportunities for growth and success.  Peter also 
notes ¡§that whi|e these opportunities are very exciting for the future 
of the company our current projects are a|so our first priority¡¨

The Sy|van |ake project will begin very short|y the company and its 
partners 
have secured a dril|ing rig and are only waiting for a temporary road 
ban 
to be lifted.  The rig is currently sitting in Red Deer A|berta a mere 
3O 
miles from Sylvan Lake.  The initia| we|l is a 7,2OO-foot Peskisko Sand 
test that is prospective for oil and gas. It is expected to take 
approximate|y 
10 to 12 days to dril| and test the initial we|l. Each development wel| 
has 
probable production of 150 barrels of oi| per day and 75O mil|ion cubic 
feet 
gas per day with reserves in excess of 1 bi|lion cubic feet gas and 
30O,O0O 
barrels of oi|. There are four other pay zones that are prospective for 
gas. 
The average wel| in the Sy|van Lake Fie|d has produced 5OO barrels of 
oi| 
per day with over one mi|lion cubic feet of gas per day. If successfu|, 
the company intends to dri|l up to 4 more wells on these |and sections.  
For more detailed information on this project please see news re|ease 
dated Feb. 7th, 20O5.  An announcement wil| be made immediate|y upon 
the 
commencement of dril|ing. 


Good Luck and Successfu| Trading.


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