Alaska Energy Metals Completes Helicopter-Borne VTEM Max Geophysical Survey and Soil Geochemical Survey at the Angliers – Belleterre Project, Quebec, Canada --[Reported by Umva mag]

The VTEM survey was completed by Ontario-based Geotech Ltd. and consisted of 1,568 line-kilometers flown at 100-meter line spacing (Figure 1). In addition, a 4,971-sample soil program was completed across the same area as the VTEM survey (Figure 1). The soil collection, prospecting, and rock sampling programs were completed by Quebec-based Breakaway Exploration Management. The purpose of the VTEM survey is to define zones of conductive anomalies that may indicate metallic sulfide mineralization. Soil sampling was used to detect for the presence of metal ions that may reflect the valuable metallic mineral deposits in bedrock beneath. Coincident electromagnetic anomalies and soil anomalies represent compelling targets for drill testing. Read More

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