Tuesday, 20 November 2012

PLS Drilling Wrap-up Report: Success, success and more success


We’ve had a busy last few weeks at Fission! Hopefully you noticed the three news announcements we put out but if not, I can tell you that our PLS property has taken a huge leap forward.

Now as you know, we discovered a high grade boulder field on the property last year and, following an aerial survey and successful ground prospecting, increased the size of the boulder field boundaries by close to 50%. The goal, of course, has been to find the source of that boulder field and with the results of our latest core drill program we believe that we have done just that.

I strongly recommend that you check out the November press releases for the detailed overview but if you’re pushed for time then here’s a snapshot:

All of the last four holes of the current drilling program at PLS intersected wide (up to 23m)      mineralization
Each interval had  bands of off-scale (>9999 cps) radioactivity
The mineralization for each hole occurred at shallow depth

As our chief geo and president, Ross McElroy, said, “These results provide plenty of impetus to plan an aggressive follow up program this winter." The results – a discovery in their own right – don’t just provide impetus, they give us some serious data with which to direct the new program and I for one am extremely excited not just about progress to date but for our future prospects.

Please get in contact with any questions and be sure to follow us on Twitter (@FissionEnergy) and LinkedIn .

Dev Randhawa