Projects
Patterson Lake, SK
The Patterson Lake property was acquired by staking in 2004. It comprises approximately 25,000 Ha, and is located about 30 km immediately south of the UEX/AREVA Anne and Collette uranium deposits near Shea Creek.
An airborne magnetic and EM geophysical survey was conducted in 2005. A more detailed follow-up airborne survey was completed in 2006. This work was followed up by ground geophysics over 3 grids in the areas of greatest interest. These exploration techniques identified several previously unknown conductors, including a northwest-southeast trending conductor, which appears to run parallel to the Anne Lake conductor. A 5-hole exploration drill program conducted early in 2007 identified encouraging results from alteration.
In December 2007, a MEGATEM airborne magnetic and EM survey was completed over the southern half of the project area. Results from this survey were compiled with earlier surveys, and new targets associated with a large interpreted structure located along the flank of an electromagnetic anomaly known as the "Patterson Lake High" were identified. During the 2007-2008 winter season, a 6 hole 2,796m drill program to follow-up earlier drilling and test the new target area was completed. Further exploration work has been deferred subject to additional financing.
An airborne magnetic and EM geophysical survey was conducted in 2005. A more detailed follow-up airborne survey was completed in 2006. This work was followed up by ground geophysics over 3 grids in the areas of greatest interest. These exploration techniques identified several previously unknown conductors, including a northwest-southeast trending conductor, which appears to run parallel to the Anne Lake conductor. A 5-hole exploration drill program conducted early in 2007 identified encouraging results from alteration.
In December 2007, a MEGATEM airborne magnetic and EM survey was completed over the southern half of the project area. Results from this survey were compiled with earlier surveys, and new targets associated with a large interpreted structure located along the flank of an electromagnetic anomaly known as the "Patterson Lake High" were identified. During the 2007-2008 winter season, a 6 hole 2,796m drill program to follow-up earlier drilling and test the new target area was completed. Further exploration work has been deferred subject to additional financing.
