Stallion Uranium Completes Crucial Ground Gravity Survey, Eyes Next Big Discovery

Stallion Uranium Corp. has just announced a significant step forward in its exploration efforts, successfully wrapping up a ground gravity extension survey over the highly promising Coyote Corridor. This isn't just another survey; it's a crucial piece of the puzzle, bringing the company closer to unlocking what could be the next major uranium discovery in Saskatchewan, an area already world-renowned for its high-grade deposits.

Imagine an area right on the doorstep of the Athabasca Basin, a geological marvel that's home to some of the planet's richest uranium mines. That's precisely where the Coyote Corridor sits – strategically located adjacent to some seriously impressive neighbours, like NexGen Energy's prolific Rook I project. This corridor isn't just geographically important; it's a geological powerhouse, boasting a continuous 30-kilometer-long conductor system, a tell-tale sign of the kind of structural features that often host world-class uranium deposits.

So, what exactly does a 'ground gravity survey' do, and why is it so important here? Well, think of it as a sophisticated X-ray for the Earth. By meticulously measuring tiny variations in gravity across the landscape, geophysicists can map density contrasts deep within the subsurface. These contrasts often highlight alterations in the basement rocks and the presence of specific geological structures – essentially, the hidden pathways and traps where valuable uranium mineralization loves to settle. This recent extension survey broadens our understanding, building upon an initial survey from late 2023, and allows for even more precise targeting.

The field teams did some impressive work, carefully collecting gravity measurements at regular intervals along more than 21 line-kilometers. Now, all that raw data is being diligently processed and interpreted. The real magic happens when this new gravity information is integrated with all the other valuable datasets Stallion has already gathered – think VTEM™ and magnetic survey results. It's like putting together several pieces of a complex jigsaw puzzle, with each layer of data bringing more clarity, ultimately allowing the team to refine and pinpoint the most compelling drill targets with greater confidence.

Stallion Uranium’s CEO, Drew Craig, summed it up perfectly, highlighting the company's systematic approach and the immense potential of the Coyote Corridor. This isn't just about finding uranium; it's about doing it efficiently and effectively. With the data interpretation well underway, the team is eagerly anticipating the final results, which will undoubtedly guide their upcoming drill programs. The completion of this survey marks a significant milestone, truly setting the stage for what promises to be an incredibly exciting period of exploration and, hopefully, groundbreaking discoveries for Stallion Uranium in this underexplored, high-potential region.