Hidden Bay (Uranium) 100% owned

Overview

• 31.9km² – Prospective for unconformity and basement-hosted uranium deposits, with uranium mineralisation reported in historic drilling.
• Located on the eastern edge of the Athabasca Basin at the sub-Athabasca unconformity. Western part of property has Athabasca Group sandstone cover and eastern portion is underlain by metamorphic basement rocks of the Wollaston Domain.
• Also, located around 20km and 30km southeast of Rabbit Lake Uranium Mine and Eagle Point Uranium Mine respectively.
• Rabbit Lake Uranium Mine was the longest-operating uranium mine in North America, producing more than 203 Mlbs of U₃O₈ over 41 years. (www.cameco.com/businesses/uranium-operations/suspended/rabbit-lake)
• Hidden Bay area shares many geological similarities with the Rabbit Lake/Eagle Point area.
• Raven-Horseshoe deposits located 13km north in similar geological setting.
• Only one hole drilled within the claim area in the last 35 years, indicative of the lack of modern exploration
• Six priority targets identified with drilling to focus on gravity lows where coincident with interpreted structures and/or lithological contacts.