Work at the PLS property, which is located in the southwest region of Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin, is expected to commence this month.
It is expected that about 11,000 m of drilling will be accomplished using two diamond-core drill rigs, a reverse circulation (RC) drill rig and three barges.
The proposed drill program follows the successful winter program that discovered high-grade uranium in three separate zones along nearly 840m strike length of the PL-3B electromagnetic (EM) conductor.
This PL-3B EM conductor and other EM conductors within the Patterson Corridor are also flagged by a series of radon anomalies, many of which are still to be tested by drilling.
The 31,000ha PLS project is a 50/50 Joint Venture owned by Alpha Minerals and Fission Uranium.
