Stallion Discoveries Successfully Completes Airborne Geophysical Program Covering Their Entire Athabasca Basin Land Package
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA
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STALLION DISCOVERIES SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETES
AIRBORNE GEOPHYSICAL PROGRAM COVERING THEIR ENTIRE
ATHABASCA BASIN LAND PACKAGE
Vancouver, British Columbia, April 27, 2023 – Stallion Discoveries Corp. (the "Company" or
"Stallion") (TSX-V: STUD; OTCQB: STLN F; FSE: HM4 ) is pleased to announce that Geotech Ltd.
(Geotech) has completed flying a VTEMTM Plus electromagnetic (EM) and magnetic survey over all of
Stallion’s 78,831 hectares in the Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan.
The Compan y contracted Geotech to undertake the program using Geotech’s state -of-the-art VTEM
Plus system to cover all eight of the Company’s projects . The VTEM technology has been used
extensively by many explorers working in the Athabasca Basin since its introduction in 2004.
Calibration studies by Areva (now Orano) have demonstrated the VTEM Plus system is capable of
detecting basement conductors at a depth of 750m.
The survey was flown using a line spacing of 200m , with an aggregate of 5,150km’s. Condor North
Consulting ULC (Condor) was engaged by Stallion for the Quality Assurance/ Quality Control ( QA/QC)
of the data acquisition phase of this surve y. With the data acquisition phase now complete, Geotech
will work to complete the data processing and product generation over the coming weeks.
The Company has further engaged Condor to work on the interpretation of the survey data. Condor
provides a full range of services for processing, modeling, and analysis of geophysical data. The team has
extensive experience in all aspects of geophysics and works with clients to integrate geoscience data into a
coherent project data set from which sound exploratio n decisions can be based. Condor has significant
expertise in the Athabasca Basin and in uranium exploration. This technical continuity from data acquisition
phase through to interpretation ensures best data quality leading to the success of the geophysical
compilation and targeting of high priority zones and potential drill targets.
“This survey represents the key first step on a proven exploration roadmap in the area. With the data
acquisition phase of the geophysical survey now complete, our team is looking forward to the processing
and interpretation phase as we look to prioritize key target areas and potential drill targets,” said Stallion’s
CEO, Drew Zimmerman.
About Stallion Discoveries
Stallion Discoveries is an exploration company bred to pursue the exploration of large, underexplored land
packages located in the best jurisdictions next to world class projects with the singular ambition of making
significant discoveries. Stallion is using modern exploration techniques to explore historical and new
mineral targets on its expansive land package s in Saskatchewan, Idaho and Nevada. Our leadership and
advisory team are comprised of uranium and precious metals exploration experts with the capital markets
experience and the technical talent for acquiring and exploring early -stage properties with highly
prospective targets.
For more information visit Stalliondiscoveries.com
For further information contact:
Drew Zimmerman
Chief Executive Officer
(778) 686-0973
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