SASKATCHEWAN –
NexGen Energy of Vancouver is planning a 35,000-metre winter drill program at its Rook 1 uranium project on the southwest edge of the Athabasca Basin. Seven drills – four at the Arrow deposit and three at other targets – will be operating by the end of the month. A fifth rig will later be added those at Arrow.
NexGen has three primary objectives. First, it wants to grow the Arrow deposit using step-out drilling from known mineralization, including untested portions of all the shear zones associated with the deposit. Second, the company will continue infill drilling at Arrow on a 25 x 25-metre grid. Third, high priority regional targets close to Arrow will be drilled, including potential new shear zones northwest and southeast of Arrow.
The Rook 1 camp is expanding as work on environmental and engineering studies are planned as well as drilling.
More information about Rook 1 and the Arrow deposit is available at
www.NexGenEnergy.com.
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Winter 2017 regional drill targets with ZTEM apparent resistivity at NexGen’s Rook 1 project. (Image: NexGen Energy)[/caption]
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