The property is currently being explored by the Western Athabasca Syndicate.
As part of the program, a 1,200 station ground-based gravity survey is being carried out by MWH Geo-Surveys over three targets in the Depper Lake area, including the FIN, FSA and Dixon.
The targets are located within five kilometers south and east of NexGen’s Fury target area and as Fission’s Far East Zone where anomalous radioactivity was discovered last year, Skyharbour Resources said.
Gravity surveys will assist to prioritize and refine targets for additional surveys and drilling.
Based on 2014 exploration work, the eastern targets – FSA, Canoe, and Swoosh – have been identified as high priority targets.
Additional RadonEx and ground based electromagnetic surveys will be conducted on these targets in March – April this year.
Over the last eighteen months, the company has carried out regional exploration programs and delineated fifteen high-priority drill targets associated with eight prospective exploration corridors.
Skyharbour said it will start winter drill program at its 100%-owned Falcon Point uranium project this month.
