Tilson Lake
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LOCATION AND ACCESS
The Tilson Lake Property consists of 5 mineral claims, covering 1,620.3 hectares located just 2km south of the prospective Lazy Edwards Bay property. It is situated approximately 12.5 km east of the Cable Bay Shear Zone, in the southeastern part of the Athabasca Basin, known for its shallow sandstone cover. This geographic positioning places the property in a region of interest for uranium exploration.
GEOPHYSICS
In 2022 F3 Uranium Corp. conducted a small 17km of ground DC Resistivity and Small Moving Loop Time Domain EM geophysics program over historic airborne geophysical targets on the NE and SW corners of the property. No sub-vertical conductor responses were detected.
DRILLING
Approximately 4km to the NE of the Bird Lake property Cameco and Denison drilled 5 holes in 2008 along the Bird Lake Fault, the best being hole PK-75 which had a max of 2680 CPS on a handheld scintillometer and 3170 ppm U at 165m. F3’s claims lie along strike of the Bird Lake Fault system. In 2015, 2 holes drilled by Denison on the property (BB-14-01 and BB-14-02) intersected intensive faulting and brecciated clay rich gouge in the basement which was interpreted to be related to the Bird Lake Fault indicating the fault system likely continues on the property despite no conductor responses being identified by recent geophysics.
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