Can someone clarify?RSC indicated that "all holes drilled to date on the Matoush uranium property have intersected the uranium-bearing structure discovered in 1984 by Hole AM-15, drilled by Uranerz Exploration and Mining ('Uranerz'). Hole AM-15 returned a 16-metre intersection grading 0.95% U3O8 per tonne (19 lbs per ton) at a vertical depth of 220 metres."
Hole Description and Locations:
AM-15 Drilled in 1984 by Uranerz - vertical depth of intersection 220 metres, angle of drilling 70 degrees, azimuth 275 degrees, mineralized section 16 metres, grade 0.95% U3O8. Note: core recovery low - 2-metre clay section: recovery 0.5 metres, grade 20.4% U3O8. Maximum counts is 12,000 counts per second. However, no information is available on the type of equipment and calibration.
MT-06-1 Vertical depth of intersection 197 metres - located 21 metres north of AM-15, recovery low - 2-metre clay section: recovery 0%. Strong radioactivity along the section of up to 6,000 counts per second. 5-METRE MINERALIZED section. Note: Due to low core recovery, drilling contractor Major Drilling assigned a foreman with experience in this type of mineralization to the Matoush site. Subsequent core recovery was 100% in all holes.
MT-06-2 Vertical depth of intersection 220 metres - twin of AM-15, (intersection 2 metres south); core recovery 100%, including the 2 metres of clay. MINERALIZED intersection 18 METRES - very high radioactivity of up to 24,000 counts per second.
MT-06-3 Vertical depth of intersection 178 metres - located 15 metres south of AM-15; core recovery 100% - medium radioactivity. MINERALIZED intersection 7 METRES - maximum 1,000 counts per second.MT-06-4 Vertical depth of intersection 243 metres - located 6 metres south of AM-15. Intersection of two mineralized zones, the first located in the hangingwall of the main zone. A new 13- metre long zone was intersected, composed of a uranium-bearing mineral (Uranophane), radioactivity of up to 19,000 counts per second; the main, 4-metre thick zone was intersected 8.0 metres down hole; radioactivity of up to 22,800 counts per second; core recovery 100%.
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How does this compare elsewhere?
Are these intersections large enough?
Is the price reflective of these interesections of at least 1% U3O8?