Pegasus Resources (TSXV: PEGA) is wasting no time getting to work on its newly acquired uranium properties. The firm this morning announced that it has begun the permitting process for work programs that are currently planned to occur across the uranium land packages the firm acquired this fall.
A permit application for work on the properties has reportedly been filed by Pegasus with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment for the Pine Channel property. Perhaps more notably, a working relationship is in the process of being established with local First Nations groups in the region, including the Ya’ thi Néné Lands and Resources Office.
The planned work program to be conducted at the Pine Channel property is said to include ground radon and ground gravity surveys. Both surveys are to occur under the first phase of exploration on the property, with a radon survey notably being what lead to the identification of exploration targets for the discovery of the Triple R Zone and others at the Patterson Lake Trend.
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Both surveys are slated to be carried out immediately upon receipt of the required permits from the Ministry.
Pegasus Resources last traded at $0.05 on the TSX Venture.
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