PUR:CA

PAUIF:OTCQB

PUR:CA

PAUIF:OTCQB

Outlaw Mesa and Slick Rock

Outlaw Mesa and Slick Rock

SNAPSHOT

Location:

Colorado (Urvan Mineral Belt), United States

Ownership:

100%

Deposit Type:

Tabular sandstone-hosted uranium-vanadium deposits

Primary Minerals:

Uranium and Vanadium

Stage:

Past-producing

OVERVIEW

The Outlaw Mesa and Slick Rock projects are located at the northern and southern ends of the Uravan Mineral Belt, respectively. Outlaw Mesa covers 5,759 acres with 2 DOE leases and Slick Rock covers 1,226 acres with 2 DOE leases. Both projects include historic production from multiple mines, including the well-known Spud Patch mines in the Slick Rock area and the Calamity Mesa mines in the Outlaw Mesa-Calamity Mesa area. All leases contain uranium and vanadium mineralization. In January 2020, a new 10-year lease was signed with the DOE, providing long-term potential for the project.

HISTORICAL PRODUCTION1

  Tons (short) Grade (%U3O8) Pounds U3O8 Grade (%V2O5) Pounds V2O5
Slick Rock 434,300 0.34 2,953,600 1.30 11,333,800
Outlaw and Calamity Mesas 423,500 0.34 2,917,200 1.29 10,994,500

 1.  As disclosed in the above and by Nelson-Moore, James L, Donna Bishop Collins and A. L. Hornbaker, 1978; Radioactive Mineral Occurrences of Colorado, Colorado Geological Survey Bulletin 40, 1,054 pages, 18 figures, 3 tables, 12 plates.

Slick Rock/Outlaw Mesa/Uravan Mineral Belt
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