Mesa Exploration to drill Moonshine Springs uranium project January 25, 2012
Posted by Fortbridge in Energy, Mining.Tags: arizona, drilling program, Mesa Exploration Corp, Moonshine Springs uranium project
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Mesa Exploration Corp. (TSX-V: MSA) has announced that a rotary drilling program will commence in two weeks at the 100% owned Moonshine Springs uranium project in northwestern Arizona.
The drilling program will test for extensions of the known mineralized system, previous drilling by Mesa intercepted 7.5 feet of 0.21% U3O8 in hole M1 and 4 feet of 0.47% U3O8 in hole M2 in altered sandstone at depths of 700 feet. Mesa conducted two radon soil sampling programs resulting in the definition of elevated radon, a possible indication of uranium mineralization at depth; these targets will also be drill tested.
Uranium exploration in the Moonshine Springs area by Pathfinder Mines and Exxon Minerals led to the discovery of a 4 million pound U3O8 deposit in the 1980s. The deposit is owned by Dennison Mines and is located within 2 miles of Mesa’s project.
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