Coyote Basin
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Initial Drilling at Coyote Basin Reveals Radioactivity Linked to Historical Drilling
Homeland Uranium reports Phase II early results from the Coyote Basin project in northwest Colorado. Six RC holes of 35 planned, covering about 5.3 km, indicate near-surface radiometric horizons aligned with historical data and deeper anomalous zones open for expansion. Downhole gamma readings reveal shallow activity (50–100 m) and deeper signals (220–320 m). Chemical assays are required due to gamma–XRF discrepancies and uranium disequilibrium. Drilling continues to refine the model; results are not NI 43-101-compliant yet.
