Targets were selected from an in-depth interpretation of seismic data, which was correlated with Aerotem and Geotem Mag/EM surveys.
The seismic interpretation, completed by the University of Saskatchewan, was successful in identifying subsurface features, such as faults and basement layers.
The targets lie about 500m north of Keefe Lake, showing multiple faults and distortions in the sandstone that are interpreted as areas of hydrothermal alteration.
The firm is planning to drill into these areas of interpreted alteration, through the unconformity, which is at the depths of about 200m and into the faults.
Drilling will test the basement structures for a further 100m, for total depths of 300m.
