70 Additional Drill Holes at Reno Creek Uranium Project, Wyoming Completed

AUC LLC, a Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSXV:BYU) affiliate that holds the Reno Creek properties and operator of the Reno Creek Uranium Project, drilled an additional 70 holes to complete its 350 hole 2011 delineation drilling program at the Reno Creek project located in Campbell County, Wyoming. One of the highlights is a best hole intersect of 38.5 ft grading 0.068% eU3O8 including an intercept of 18 ft at 0.09% eU3O8 in Hole RC0284.

As quoted in the press release:

The recently completed 70 holes, that formed a portion of the 2011 drilling program, were principally designed as step-out holes to test along the strike of identified mineralization in at least three separate roll front systems in the southwest Reno Creek area. Highlights of this drilling phase are as follows:

• Drilling defined significant uranium intercepts utilizing cutoff grades of greater than or equal to 0.03% eU3O8 and grade-thickness values of greater than or equal to 0.20. Drill holes intercepts that meet or exceed the cutoff, as stated, are summarized in the table below.
• Nearly 80% of the drill holes encountered mineralization exceeding the listed grade/GT cutoffs.
• The best hole intersected 38.5 feet grading 0.068% eU3O8 for a grade/thickness (“GT”) interval of 2.63, including an intercept of 18 feet grading 0.09% eU3O8 for a GT of 1.62.

AUC’s 2011 drilling campaign included 350 holes for a total of 141,000 feet of drilling in the southwest Reno Creek area, including 7 core holes and 2 re-entries of historical holes.

Click here to read the Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSXV:BYU) press release