The company has delineated at least eight prospective exploration corridors and is scheduled to commence additional radon and ground geophysical surveys to refine drill targeting.
Skyharbour Resources president and CEO Jordan Trimble said the company has identified eight prospective exploration corridors, similar to the conductive corridor at PLS, with many coincident geochemical anomalies throughout them.
"As we wait for the final results from the summer program to come in, we are very pleased with the success of the field work thus far at Preston Lake," Trimble added.
Skyharbour is expected to commence winter drilling program in March 2014 while the final result of 2013 summer exploration program will help to both refine known targets and identify additional areas of interest.
"The encouraging findings early in the program are helping to advance the property towards a drill-ready state ahead of our initial expectations and timelines."
The 246,643h Preston Lake property is operated by The Western Athabasca Syndicate consisting of Athabasca Nuclear, Skyharbour Resources, Noka Resources and Lucky Strike Resources.
