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Brades Resource Corp And Fission 3.0 Target Large Anomaly Cluster On The Clearwater West Property
Vancouver, BC / ACCESSWIRE / October 15, 2015 / BRADES RESOURCE CORP. ("Brades" or "the Comp...
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[{"type":"text","content":"Brades Resource Corp And Fission 3.0 Target Large Anomaly Cluster On The Clearwater West PropertyVancouver, BC / ACCESSWIRE / October 15, 2015 / BRADES RESOURCE CORP. (\"Brades\" or \"the Company\") (TSXV:BRA; FRANKFURT:B04) and its 50/50 Joint Venture (JV) option partner FISSION 3.0 CORP. (\"Fission 3\"), , are pleased to announce commencement of a Fall exploration program at their Clearwater West property in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin. The program will follow up VTEM conductive anomalies, as well as a large cluster of radiometric anomalies identified by Fission 3.0's patent-pending Airborne Radiometric Survey (see NR May 27th 2014). The exploration program will consist of mapping, prospecting and a DC resistivity survey to prioritize future drill testing. Fission 3 will be the operator.\n The radiometric anomalies, including the large cluster on the Clearwater West property, just inside the boundary with Fission Uranium Corp's (\"Fission Uranium\") adjacent Patterson Lake South property (\"PLS\") are interpreted to be a possible uranium boulder train or outcrop. Of note, Fission Uranium used the same airborne radiometric survey system to discover the PLS uranium boulder field, which in turn led to the major high-grade, shallow-depth discovery that the PLS property now hosts. Of further note, Fission Uranium recently announced drill intersections of uranium mineralization just 330m north (outside) the same border between Clearwater West and their PLS property.\n \n Key Program Details- Mapping and Prospecting-10 day program to begin immediately.- Follow up strong U ppm radiometric anomalies (potential uranium boulder field or outcrop) identified during the recent survey. Of particular interest are the anomalies on eastern side of property where seven high-priority conductive targets have been identified (see Fission 3 NR May 27th 2014).- The most significant radiometric anomaly clusters are immediately down-ice (to the south-west) of the planned ground geophysics DC Resistivity survey.- DC Resistivity ground geophysics survey. 25.5 line-km survey to be conducted during October/November over the highest priority conductive anomaly defined from the airborne VTEM survey flown over the property in September 2013.- The airborne VTEM anomaly is interpreted as a conductive package of metapelitic gneiss with high conductivity and i...