North Shore Uranium Inc. recently announced a Falcon Property exploration update, with planned drilling expected to kick off in the first quarter of 2024. The plan is to drill a fully integrated nominal 600m hole that will target the Laurier Deposit – currently the most advanced property within the larger Falcon Property package held by North Shore Uranium.
North Shore Uranium believes that there is significant potential in the Falcon Property package, especially given the major discovery announced closeby in November of 2020, which has additional high-grade uranium mineralization in the vicinity.
Considering the discovery nearby and the encouraging geologic results of the Falcon Property Package, North Shore Uranium is poised for an aggressive exploration strategy in 2024, hoping to capitalize on the potential of this particular package and achieve success in the uranium exploration sector.
The initial 600m hole will focus primarily on the Laurier Deposit in particular, in order to initiate testing and possibly open the main area for potential future exploration. Along with the initial hole, the company plans to also test other uranium deposits that may be in the vicinity of the Laurier Deposit. Additionally, the company believes there may also be potential for other strategic deposits within the Falcon Property package.
With the initial stages of exploration rapidly approaching, North Shore Uranium is gearing up to make the most of the opportunity presented by the Falcon Property package. The company certainly has high expectations, and is excited to begin exploring the potential of this particular area of Manitoba. They are optimistic that they can achieve success in this vast and largely untapped uranium mining sector, and are eager to begin their first drilling efforts with the Laurier Deposit in the first quarter of 2024.