RE: 15.6% Uranium over 1.4 feetThanks for clarifying. It's there, though I missed it the first and second times. I had to read very closely to catch it even now.
My read is that the company is not drilling this year. Sounds like more walking the land. Did they over do line cutting for the geophysical surveys? If they're drilling, who is the contractor supplying the bits? Perhaps you have more knowledge, as I'm just going on their press releases.
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In 1950 the company sunk 10 trenches along the zone at intervals of about 15 feet.
Channel samples were taken from the trenches. The best assays were obtained from
trench # 2, 5 and 9. No samples were taken from trench #8 and #10.
Trench #2 – 0.29% over 1.0 foot, 15.6% over 1.4 feet and 0.19% over 1.0 foot
Trench #5 – 1.42% over 1.0 foot and 0.3% over 1.0 foot
Trench #9 – 0.06% over 1.0 foot, 0.22% over 1.2 feet and 0.04% over 1.2 feet
Later in 1950, the showing was tested by eight (8) x-ray diamond drill holes aggregating
528 feet (average - 66 feet/hole)In 1958 the showing was high graded by Mr. E. Kull,
who drove a short adit from the base of the base of Trench #1 westward towards trench
#2 and deepened trench # 9. The broken rock was hand cobbed and 11 tons were shipped
to the Lorado mill grading 2.3% U3O8.
The author collected 4 samples from this location 336913 to 336917 containing
0.28%, 0.40% 6.55% and 0.78% Uranium.
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