Standard Uranium has begun a major drilling program at its Davidson River project in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin, covering nearly 31,000 hectares in a prolific uranium district. Early results are encouraging, with the first drill hole at the Bronco target showing three metres of radioactivity and peak readings of 1,650 counts per second, the highest on the project so far. This success follows advanced target development using machine learning and geophysical surveys, identifying promising areas along 70 kilometres of strike length. The company plans continuous drilling through August with two rigs at Bronco and Thunderbird targets, aiming to discover high-grade uranium deposits.
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