The identification process included a RadonEx survey (ground and water) to further refine targets prior to beginning drill program in March.
Athabasca Nuclear chief executive officer Ryan Kalt said, "As the largest tenure holder in the Western Athabasca Basin and having carried out the most significant regional target delineation program in the area, we are keen to commence further exploration through drilling on some of the gravity low anomalies identified to-date."
RadonEx survey has been used to further refine several of the Syndicate’s gravity low targets and has been instrumental in assisting with numerous discoveries in the Athabasca Basin region.
Currently, Syndicate conducting ground electromagnetic survey to further refine conductor trends and pinpoint drill pad locations.
