Acquisition Of Historical Data For Cross Bones Uranium Property

VANCOUVER – Homeland Uranium Corp. has acquired an additional historical exploration dataset for the Cross Bones Property from private vendors. This historical exploration dataset includes 16 drill logs, drill core assays, surface sampling and radiometric surveys that were completed by BlueRock Resources Inc. during its 2006-2007 exploration program at what is now the Cross Bones Project. During that time, Bluerock held an option to acquire an interest in the project from Energy Metals Corporation in what was then known as the Skull Creek Project.
Included in the data package is the location of dozens of historical drill holes completed on the Cross Bones Property in 1978 by Ashland Minerals. Homeland had already acquired the geological and wireline logs for many of these holes during a previous data purchase.
Roger Lemaitre, President and Chief Executive Officer, said, “This data acquisition is a key step in our process of evaluating and developing the Cross Bones Property and will help us move this project forward on a much quicker timeframe than we previously anticipated. Once consolidated with our existing data and the entire package re-interpreted, this data will likely save the Company considerable future exploration costs, as we anticipate much of the historical drilling will not have to be redone.”