Stallion Uranium identifies 5 conductive trends through successful airborne geophysical survey
From GlobeNewswire: 2024-06-27 06:30:00
Stallion Uranium Corp. has completed a MobileMT™ airborne geophysical survey on its Sandy Lake Project in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin. 27 kms of basement conductive trends were outlined, similar to nearby mines like Shea Creek. The survey identified five distinct conductive trends for further exploration, paving the way for potential major discoveries.
The Voltar MobileMT™ survey was a success for Stallion Uranium, identifying five discrete conductive trends, further prioritizing target areas for exploration. The conductive trends correlate with known structures at neighboring mines and suggest potential for uranium mineralization. The next steps include ground geophysics to refine the targets before drill testing begins.
Expert Geophysics completed the MobileMT™ survey for Stallion Uranium’s Sandy Lake Project, covering 190 line-kilometres. The survey aimed to map bedrock structure and lithology, aiding in the identification of target areas for exploration. The data collected prioritizes five conductive trends for further exploration, with ground electromagnetic surveys to follow.
Stallion Uranium has outlined 5 priority trends for further exploration following the Voltar MobileMT™ survey. These trends feature geophysical anomalies associated with uranium mineralization. The company plans to conduct a ground electromagnetic survey to pinpoint top drilling locations on each trend, advancing toward drill readiness.
Stallion Uranium aims to “Fuel the Future with Uranium” through exploration in the Athabasca Basin, home to high-grade uranium deposits. The company, with JV partner Atha Energy, has a large project in Western Athabasca Basin and two gold projects in the US. The leadership team boasts expertise in uranium and precious metals exploration.
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