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Over in the southeast, we are the only landholder of note. The Bengough land package near the town of Bengough is where we're going to go after we're done with Climax.
Over in the southeast, we are the only landholder of note. The Bengough land package near the town of Bengough is where we're going to go after we're done with Climax.
We already have 3d seismic in place over the Bengough project and we'll be completing the aeromagnetics here in the spring and summer with a view to getting on the ground to start drilling in the fall.
As I mentioned, the highest known concentrations of helium are located in this part of the province. It has not been developed or explored specifically for helium yet. We will be the first.
The wells are a bit deeper here, in sort of the 2 800 meter depth down to the Precambrian basement.
This is not terribly deep, globally speaking, but it is deep for Saskatchewan and you have to drill through the potash formation, which can provide some interesting drilling challenges. It's not new as it happens all the time and we will just be another one doing it.
We are very excited about what we're going to find here in the southeast simply because we're at the frontier of it. Nobody else of any scale is operating in this area. Those are the land packages that we hold.
They combine for about a million acres in total of helium permits and rights that we have in the province, all of which we intend to work in a systematic basis with the view of becoming a major inert gas player in North America. We've got a great local team that's supporting us.
The consultants from Saskatoon and Estevan and you name it are all locally helping us build this out as we go. @adavidsonsk #Bullish
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