Amarillo Sky
Project
PROJECT
Overview
Location
& infrastructure
exploration
Targets
Exploration
roadmap
Amarillo Sky Project
Unearthing New Potential
in the Athabasca Basin
Amarillo Sky is a large-scale uranium exploration project in the southwestern Athabasca Basin, where advanced geophysics has outlined multiple high-priority targets advancing toward drill testing.
38,182 Hectares
A large project area within Stallion’s southwestern Athabasca Basin portfolio
Mixed Ownership Structure
Includes both 100%-owned Stallion claims and Atha Energy joint venture claims
Advanced Geophysics
MobileMT and HeliSAM surveys have been used to systematically evaluate the property
Three Tier 1 Targets
Fishhook, Five of Diamonds, and Eagle Claw are advancing through Stallion’s exploration pipeline
Figure 1 - Amarillo Sky Project
Magnetic First Vertical Derivative
LOCATION & INFRASTRUCTURE
Built Around Key Trends
Centennial Proximity
Five of Diamonds is located approximately 16 km west of Cameco’s Centennial Deposit.
18km Fishhook Corridor
A historical uranium occurrence lies south of the project area, providing useful regional context along trend.
Virgin River Setting
Eagle Claw sits on the western edge of the Virgin River Shear Zone.
Untested Ground
Regional conductor systems extend across the project area and guide exploration focus.
Exploration targets
Three Priority Corridors
Amarillo Sky’s target model is focused on conductor systems where structural complexity, magnetic lows, and geophysical signatures point to favorable uranium exploration settings.
Fishhook Target
Fishhook is an 18 km conductive trend identified through MobileMT data and modeling. The corridor remains untested by drilling and lies along trend from a historical uranium occurrence located approximately 8 km to the south.
Five of Diamonds Target
Five of Diamonds is a 30 km conductive trend hosted within a magnetic low and located west of Cameco’s Centennial Deposit. Multiple parallel conductors suggest a broader structural corridor for continued target refinement.
Eagle Claw Target
Eagle Claw is defined by conductive responses identified through MobileMT survey work and sits along the western edge of the Virgin River Shear Zone. Magnetic and conductive complexity support its ranking as a priority exploration target.
EXPLORATION ROADMAP
From Trends to
Testing
Amarillo Sky’s roadmap is focused on using geophysical results to sharpen target geometry and move the strongest zones toward near-term drilling.
Complete Gravity Work
Use ground gravity surveys to identify zones that may reflect uranium-style alteration.
Refine Conductors
Apply Ground EM to pinpoint conductive structures for precise drill targeting.
Rank Priority Zones
Compare Fishhook, Five of Diamonds, and Eagle Claw based on structure, conductivity, and alteration potential.
Advance Drill Testing
Move the highest-priority targets toward drilling to validate the strongest geophysical signatures.
Qualified Person under NI 43-101
The technical information on this website have been prepared in accordance with the Canadian regulatory requirements set out in National Instrument 43-101 ‐ Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects (“NI 43-101”) of the Canadian Securities Administrators. Under NI 43-101, the Qualified Person for this website is Darren Slugoski, P.Geo, Stallions’s Vice-President, Exploration, who has reviewed and approved its contents. Mr. Slugoski is a registered member of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS).
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