Homeland Uranium Extends Anomalous Horizon at Coyote Basin, Advances Phase II Drilling

Valleyview Resources Ltd. ( (TSE:HLU) ) has provided an announcement.

Homeland Uranium Corp. has completed six additional reverse circulation drillholes at its Coyote Basin Uranium Project, confirming that a near-surface anomalously radioactive horizon continues southward over an interpreted strike length of about 200 metres. The zone of anomalous radioactivity is now drill-defined over an area roughly 1,000 by 200 metres, remains open in all directions, and shows consistent dip, geometry, and lithological characteristics with earlier holes, bolstering management’s confidence in a laterally extensive, gently east-dipping mineralized horizon. The drill rig has been moved to test a third fence of holes farther south, while collected samples have been sent to SGS Laboratories for geochemical assays that will be necessary to determine uranium grades given potential disequilibrium in the uranium decay series. The Phase II program will pause over the holidays and resume in the new year, with ongoing drilling and chemical analysis expected to refine the geological model and improve characterization of the uranium mineralization, a key step in advancing the project’s development and potential value to stakeholders.

More about Valleyview Resources Ltd.

Homeland Uranium Corp. is a uranium exploration company focused on advancing its 100%-owned Coyote Basin Uranium Project, which targets sandstone-hosted uranium mineralization within the Fort Union Formation. The project is being explored through staged drilling programs aimed at defining the extent, geometry, and grade of near-surface radiometric horizons in a region with historical uranium activity.

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