Homeland Uranium Corp. has announced new assay results from a resampling program at the Cross Bones Uranium Project in Colorado. Notably, a previously unreported interval in hole SC-07-06B returned 15.5 m at 0.049% U3O8 and 0.135% V2O5, while other check samples confirmed historical grades.
Homeland Uranium has completed a resampling program at the Cross Bones Uranium Project in Colorado, confirming historical uranium and vanadium grades. Notably, the company identified a previously unreported 15.5 m interval in historical hole SC-07-06B averaging 0.049% U3O8 and 0.135% V2O5.
Homeland Uranium has completed a resampling program of historical BlueRock drill core at the Cross Bones Uranium Project, confirming historical uranium and vanadium grades. Notably, the program identified a previously unreported 15.5 m interval in hole SC-07-06B averaging 0.049% U3O8 and 0.135% V2O5.
Homeland Uranium Corp. reported surface sampling results from its Cross Bones Uranium Project in northwestern Colorado, including a high of 1,820 ppm U and elevated vanadium values, confirming mineralization across multiple targets and a newly discovered East Ridge Showing. These results are being used to finalize targets for an inaugural drill program planned for this fall. Separately, the company provided an update on its 2025-2026 drill campaign at the Coyote Basin Uranium Project, noting one intercept of 1.52 m at 67 ppm U, though most samples returned low uranium concentrations.
Homeland Uranium Corp. reported the first tranche of geochemical assay results from its Coyote Basin project, which showed uranium concentrations of 30 ppm or less. While these grades are lower than expected based on prior radiometric data, downhole probe data still indicates a laterally continuous radioactive horizon.
Homeland Uranium has completed its Phase II exploration drilling at the Coyote Basin Project in Colorado, confirming laterally continuous near-surface radioactivity. While downhole probe results show elevated radioactivity, the company is awaiting geochemical assay results from SGS Laboratories to confirm actual uranium grades.
Homeland Uranium has completed 71% of its Phase II drilling at the Coyote Basin Project, reporting continuous elevated radioactivity across a large area. While downhole probe results are positive, the company is awaiting geochemical assays from SGS to address potential uranium disequilibrium.
Homeland Uranium has extended the footprint of anomalous radioactivity at the Coyote Basin Project through Phase II RC drilling. While downhole gamma counts confirm a laterally extensive horizon, the company noted that chemical assays are required to accurately determine uranium grades due to potential disequilibrium.
Homeland Uranium has confirmed the southward continuity of an anomalous radioactive horizon at the Coyote Basin Uranium Project through six new RC drillholes. The drill-defined area has expanded to approximately 1,000m by 200m, with geochemical samples currently at SGS Laboratories for assaying.
Homeland Uranium Corp. has completed the first six holes of its Phase II exploration program at the Coyote Basin Uranium Project. The drilling identified near-surface and deeper elevated radioactivity correlating with historical data, though chemical assays are pending to confirm actual uranium grades.
