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Cape Cross Property

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General

Mining companies who have held EPL's in this area include Rand Mines, General Mining and Falconbridge. All three of these companies have carried out uranium exploration work in the area. The area is situated 20 km north of Henties Bay. Prospecting was directed at secondary uranium mineralization associated with calcrete palaeochannels.

Size

3,855 square kilometers (385,500 ha or 952,587 acres)

Geological Description

The palaeochannel system within the area consist of a crust of gypcrete underlain by calcrete and calcareous conglomerates. Trenching of the palaeochannels exposed carnotite. A further palaeochannel was investigated by 49 percussion drill holes totaling 505 meters. A mineralized zone with a length of 7 kilometers and a width of between 0.2 and 0.5 kilometers was located. The thickness of the mineralized zone varies from 0.3 to 3.8 meters and grade between 60 grams/ton and 140 grams/ton. Further work is required.

Exploration Target and Mineralization Model

The exploration target is a mineralized palaeochannel containing uranium mineralization in the form of carnotite. The mineralization model would best be described as Langer Heinrich (Paladin Resources) type deposit. http://www.xemplar.ca/images/properties_cape_...

Conclusions Drawn from Analysis of Historical Information

• An anomalous uranium zone running across the entire license area has been identified. This zone has a strike length of over 60 kilometers. This zone starts at Mile 72 and ends at Karlowa.Areas around the Tsaun Beacon are clearly mineralized. The southern extension of the Karlowa anomalies must also be examined. All of the sand and calcrete covered areas within the ERL license should be tested by radon surveys.The Rand Mines area has demonstrated the existence of mineralized palaeochannels off the main anomalous trend. Here again, airborne radiometric surveys failed to identify the uranium mineralization present in the area. The northeasterly extension of these mineralized palaeochannels has not been examined and may continue for some distance. This will also be a priority for future exploration.This study has clearly shown that uranium occurs at many localities throughout the license area, with only a few of these have been examined in any detail.An anomalous uranium zone running across the entire license area has been identified. This zone has a strike length of over 60 kilometers. This zone starts at Mile 72 and ends at Karlowa.Areas around the Tsaun Beacon are clearly mineralized. The southern extension of the Karlowa anomalies must also be examined. All of the sand and calcrete covered areas within the ERL license should be tested by radon surveys.The Rand Mines area has demonstrated the existence of mineralized palaeochannels off the main anomalous trend. Here again, airborne radiometric surveys failed to identify the uranium mineralization present in the area. The northeasterly extension of these mineralized palaeochannels has not been examined and may continue for some distance. This will also be a priority for future exploration.This study has clearly shown that uranium occurs at many localities throughout the license area, with only a few of these have been examined in any detail.An anomalous uranium zone running across the entire license area has been identified. This zone has a strike length of over 60 kilometers. This zone starts at Mile 72 and ends at Karlowa.Areas around the Tsaun Beacon are clearly mineralized. The southern extension of the Karlowa anomalies must also be examined. All of the sand and calcrete covered areas within the ERL license should be tested by radon surveys.The Rand Mines area has demonstrated the existence of mineralized palaeochannels off the main anomalous trend. Here again, airborne radiometric surveys failed to identify the uranium mineralization present in the area. The northeasterly extension of these mineralized palaeochannels has not been examined and may continue for some distance. This will also be a priority for future exploration.This study has clearly shown that uranium occurs at many localities throughout the license area, with only a few of these have been examined in any detail.An anomalous uranium zone running across the entire license area has been identified. This zone has a strike length of over 60 kilometers. This zone starts at Mile 72 and ends at Karlowa.Areas around the Tsaun Beacon are clearly mineralized. The southern extension of the Karlowa anomalies must also be examined. All of the sand and calcrete covered areas within the ERL license should be tested by radon surveys.The Rand Mines area has demonstrated the existence of mineralized palaeochannels off the main anomalous trend. Here again, airborne radiometric surveys failed to identify the uranium mineralization present in the area. The northeasterly extension of these mineralized palaeochannels has not been examined and may continue for some distance. This will also be a priority for future exploration.This study has clearly shown that uranium occurs at many localities throughout the license area, with only a few of these have been examined in any detail.
• An anomalous uranium zone running across the entire license area has been identified. This zone has a strike length of over 60 kilometers. This zone starts at Mile 72 and ends at Karlowa.Areas around the Tsaun Beacon are clearly mineralized. The southern extension of the Karlowa anomalies must also be examined. All of the sand and calcrete covered areas within the ERL license should be tested by radon surveys.The Rand Mines area has demonstrated the existence of mineralized palaeochannels off the main anomalous trend. Here again, airborne radiometric surveys failed to identify the uranium mineralization present in the area. The northeasterly extension of these mineralized palaeochannels has not been examined and may continue for some distance. This will also be a priority for future exploration.This study has clearly shown that uranium occurs at many localities throughout the license area, with only a few of these have been examined in any detail.An anomalous uranium zone running across the entire license area has been identified. This zone has a strike length of over 60 kilometers. This zone starts at Mile 72 and ends at Karlowa.Areas around the Tsaun Beacon are clearly mineralized. The southern extension of the Karlowa anomalies must also be examined. All of the sand and calcrete covered areas within the ERL license should be tested by radon surveys.The Rand Mines area has demonstrated the existence of mineralized palaeochannels off the main anomalous trend. Here again, airborne radiometric surveys failed to identify the uranium mineralization present in the area. The northeasterly extension of these mineralized palaeochannels has not been examined and may continue for some distance. This will also be a priority for future exploration.This study has clearly shown that uranium occurs at many localities throughout the license area, with only a few of these have been examined in any detail.An anomalous uranium zone running across the entire license area has been identified. This zone has a strike length of over 60 kilometers. This zone starts at Mile 72 and ends at Karlowa.Areas around the Tsaun Beacon are clearly mineralized. The southern extension of the Karlowa anomalies must also be examined. All of the sand and calcrete covered areas within the ERL license should be tested by radon surveys.The Rand Mines area has demonstrated the existence of mineralized palaeochannels off the main anomalous trend. Here again, airborne radiometric surveys failed to identify the uranium mineralization present in the area. The northeasterly extension of these mineralized palaeochannels has not been examined and may continue for some distance. This will also be a priority for future exploration.This study has clearly shown that uranium occurs at many localities throughout the license area, with only a few of these have been examined in any detail.An anomalous uranium zone running across the entire license area has been identified. This zone has a strike length of over 60 kilometers. This zone starts at Mile 72 and ends at Karlowa.Areas around the Tsaun Beacon are clearly mineralized. The southern extension of the Karlowa anomalies must also be examined. All of the sand and calcrete covered areas within the ERL license should be tested by radon surveys.The Rand Mines area has demonstrated the existence of mineralized palaeochannels off the main anomalous trend. Here again, airborne radiometric surveys failed to identify the uranium mineralization present in the area. The northeasterly extension of these mineralized palaeochannels has not been examined and may continue for some distance. This will also be a priority for future exploration.This study has clearly shown that uranium occurs at many localities throughout the license area, with only a few of these have been examined in any detail.
• An anomalous uranium zone running across the entire license area has been identified. This zone has a strike length of over 60 kilometers. This zone starts at Mile 72 and ends at Karlowa.Areas around the Tsaun Beacon are clearly mineralized. The southern extension of the Karlowa anomalies must also be examined. All of the sand and calcrete covered areas within the ERL license should be tested by radon surveys.The Rand Mines area has demonstrated the existence of mineralized palaeochannels off the main anomalous trend. Here again, airborne radiometric surveys failed to identify the uranium mineralization present in the area. The northeasterly extension of these mineralized palaeochannels has not been examined and may continue for some distance. This will also be a priority for future exploration.This study has clearly shown that uranium occurs at many localities throughout the license area, with only a few of these have been examined in any detail.An anomalous uranium zone running across the entire license area has been identified. This zone has a strike length of over 60 kilometers. This zone starts at Mile 72 and ends at Karlowa.Areas around the Tsaun Beacon are clearly mineralized. The southern extension of the Karlowa anomalies must also be examined. All of the sand and calcrete covered areas within the ERL license should be tested by radon surveys.The Rand Mines area has demonstrated the existence of mineralized palaeochannels off the main anomalous trend. Here again, airborne radiometric surveys failed to identify the uranium mineralization present in the area. The northeasterly extension of these mineralized palaeochannels has not been examined and may continue for some distance. This will also be a priority for future exploration.This study has clearly shown that uranium occurs at many localities throughout the license area, with only a few of these have been examined in any detail.An anomalous uranium zone running across the entire license area has been identified. This zone has a strike length of over 60 kilometers. This zone starts at Mile 72 and ends at Karlowa.Areas around the Tsaun Beacon are clearly mineralized. The southern extension of the Karlowa anomalies must also be examined. All of the sand and calcrete covered areas within the ERL license should be tested by radon surveys.The Rand Mines area has demonstrated the existence of mineralized palaeochannels off the main anomalous trend. Here again, airborne radiometric surveys failed to identify the uranium mineralization present in the area. The northeasterly extension of these mineralized palaeochannels has not been examined and may continue for some distance. This will also be a priority for future exploration.This study has clearly shown that uranium occurs at many localities throughout the license area, with only a few of these have been examined in any detail.An anomalous uranium zone running across the entire license area has been identified. This zone has a strike length of over 60 kilometers. This zone starts at Mile 72 and ends at Karlowa.Areas around the Tsaun Beacon are clearly mineralized. The southern extension of the Karlowa anomalies must also be examined. All of the sand and calcrete covered areas within the ERL license should be tested by radon surveys.The Rand Mines area has demonstrated the existence of mineralized palaeochannels off the main anomalous trend. Here again, airborne radiometric surveys failed to identify the uranium mineralization present in the area. The northeasterly extension of these mineralized palaeochannels has not been examined and may continue for some distance. This will also be a priority for future exploration.This study has clearly shown that uranium occurs at many localities throughout the license area, with only a few of these have been examined in any detail.
• An anomalous uranium zone running across the entire license area has been identified. This zone has a strike length of over 60 kilometers. This zone starts at Mile 72 and ends at Karlowa.Areas around the Tsaun Beacon are clearly mineralized. The southern extension of the Karlowa anomalies must also be examined. All of the sand and calcrete covered areas within the ERL license should be tested by radon surveys.The Rand Mines area has demonstrated the existence of mineralized palaeochannels off the main anomalous trend. Here again, airborne radiometric surveys failed to identify the uranium mineralization present in the area. The northeasterly extension of these mineralized palaeochannels has not been examined and may continue for some distance. This will also be a priority for future exploration.This study has clearly shown that uranium occurs at many localities throughout the license area, with only a few of these have been examined in any detail.An anomalous uranium zone running across the entire license area has been identified. This zone has a strike length of over 60 kilometers. This zone starts at Mile 72 and ends at Karlowa.Areas around the Tsaun Beacon are clearly mineralized. The southern extension of the Karlowa anomalies must also be examined. All of the sand and calcrete covered areas within the ERL license should be tested by radon surveys.The Rand Mines area has demonstrated the existence of mineralized palaeochannels off the main anomalous trend. Here again, airborne radiometric surveys failed to identify the uranium mineralization present in the area. The northeasterly extension of these mineralized palaeochannels has not been examined and may continue for some distance. This will also be a priority for future exploration.This study has clearly shown that uranium occurs at many localities throughout the license area, with only a few of these have been examined in any detail.An anomalous uranium zone running across the entire license area has been identified. This zone has a strike length of over 60 kilometers. This zone starts at Mile 72 and ends at Karlowa.Areas around the Tsaun Beacon are clearly mineralized. The southern extension of the Karlowa anomalies must also be examined. All of the sand and calcrete covered areas within the ERL license should be tested by radon surveys.The Rand Mines area has demonstrated the existence of mineralized palaeochannels off the main anomalous trend. Here again, airborne radiometric surveys failed to identify the uranium mineralization present in the area. The northeasterly extension of these mineralized palaeochannels has not been examined and may continue for some distance. This will also be a priority for future exploration.This study has clearly shown that uranium occurs at many localities throughout the license area, with only a few of these have been examined in any detail.An anomalous uranium zone running across the entire license area has been identified. This zone has a strike length of over 60 kilometers. This zone starts at Mile 72 and ends at Karlowa.Areas around the Tsaun Beacon are clearly mineralized. The southern extension of the Karlowa anomalies must also be examined. All of the sand and calcrete covered areas within the ERL license should be tested by radon surveys.The Rand Mines area has demonstrated the existence of mineralized palaeochannels off the main anomalous trend. Here again, airborne radiometric surveys failed to identify the uranium mineralization present in the area. The northeasterly extension of these mineralized palaeochannels has not been examined and may continue for some distance. This will also be a priority for future exploration.This study has clearly shown that uranium occurs at many localities throughout the license area, with only a few of these have been examined in any detail.

2007 Exploration Program

1. Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).
2. Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).
3. Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).
4. Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).
5. Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).Interpret detailed airborne radiometric data - CompletedCarry out large scale radon survey over the entire property utilizing ALPHATRACK radon detectors – 2,000 detectors have been used as of May 15, 2007; another 3,000 to be deployed and completed by third quarter, 2007.Test by drilling and trenching all radon anomalies generated based on results of the ALPHATRACK survey.Log all boreholes with calibrated radiometric logging system to obtain equivalent uranium grades.Obtain estimate of possible tonnage and grade for the deposit(s).

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