A total of 1,190m were drilled in nine holes, with four holes focused on testing the northern end of the Snowbird conductive trend, and the remaining focused on the southern end.
Four of the nine drill holes have intersected disrupted and locally clay-altered Virgin River Group graphitic pelitic gneisses/schists and variably uraniferous granitic pegmatites.
The four holes that tested the northern end of the Snowbird conductive trend, have intersected multiple intervals of uranium and/or base metal mineralization.
The five drill holes that tested the southern part of the conductive trend also intersected numerous intervals that are anomalous in pathfinder base metals.
JNR Resources will integrate these results within the on-going exploration models to plan and facilitate next phase of drilling new targets.
