Bronco
Project
PROJECT
Overview
Location & infrastructure
exploration
Targets
Exploration
roadmap
Bronco project
Forged by Structure,
Driven by Discovery
Bronco is a 100%-owned uranium exploration project positioned near the Carswell Impact Structure, where regional faulting, basement conductors, and geophysical anomalies create a compelling setting for target advancement.
16,056 Hectares
A sizeable project footprint within Stallion’s western Athabasca exploration portfolio
100% Owned
Full ownership provides flexibility to prioritize, refine, and advance exploration
Six Claim Blocks
Multiple claim areas provide room to evaluate distinct structural and geophysical settings
Two Priority Targets
SL1 and SL2 are the current focus for follow-up geophysics and drill planning
Figure 1 - Bronco Project
Magnetic First Vertical Derivative
LOCATION & INFRASTRUCTURE
Access to advancement
Near Cluff Lake
Located approximately 13 km west of the historic Cluff Lake Mine
Carswell Proximity
Positioned southwest of the Carswell Impact Structure, a major regional geological feature
Conductive Trends
Basement conductors provide key exploration vectors across the project area
Regional Access
The project can be advanced through staged field programs and targeted ground surveys
Exploration targets
From signals to targets
Exploration at Bronco is focused on areas where conductors, structural offsets, and magnetic features overlap, creating priority zones for continued refinement.
SL1 Target
SL1 is a high-priority target defined by a strong EM conductor corridor near the southwestern margin of the Carswell Impact Structure. Ring-fault influence, magnetic breaks, and graphitic conductor responses create a compelling structural setting for basement-hosted uranium exploration.
SL2 Target
SL2 lies approximately 5 km southwest of SL1 along a NE-oriented structural corridor marked by broad conductivity, multiple EM conductors, and subtle magnetic flexures. An interpreted ENE-trending cross-fault may create a favorable structural trap where conductors and fluid pathways intersect.
EXPLORATION ROADMAP
From structure
to targeting
Bronco’s next phase is focused on refining targets through ground-based surveys, structural interpretation, and drill planning across the strongest conductor-structure intersections.
Refine Conductors
Use targeted ground EM to better define conductor depth, geometry, and continuity at SL1 and SL2.
Map Structural Traps
Interpret ring faults, cross-faults, and magnetic breaks to identify the strongest fluid pathway intersections.
Evaluate Alteration
Use gravity surveying to highlight potential basement alteration zones linked to uranium-bearing systems.
Maiden Drilling Program
Design initial drill holes where conductors, structures, and favorable basement geology overlap.
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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