This definitely is a key vote coming up. At least everyone who signed a petition or sent a letter can say that they helped the POW.
Now we need to keep up the effort.
It's only a couple more weeks to go.
You know Bren, I'm not sure about some things regarding the uranium. But then I don't know much about the plans.
I'm wondering if it will be an "in situ" type mine operation. That is the newer way of mining uranium. It is environmentally friendly. There are no tailings. They drill a couple wells, and pump a solution made from the local ground water and a few fortifying agents down into the earth. That dissolves the uranium and then they pump it out. After that it is pretty much the same as any other milling operation, removal of the uranium that is dissolved in the solution.
That puts a few questions we had about the existence of a mill near the uranium leases into a different light.
I will bet that if they proceed with the uranium mining, they will build a mill on or near the site.
JMHO, but it is a logical conclusion.
Get the POW mill open and start custom milling what you can until the Silverwing and Brooklyn mines are open. Start recovering that ore, use the proceeds to start the Uranium operation.
By then, who knows what Guyer has in mind. I'll bet he has more plans on his desk, so to speak.
You have said that he likes to build companies and sell them for a nice profit. I wonder if he is looking at Colorado Goldfields differently.
He is getting up there in age. He may see this sequence of mines and mills as a legacy. Building a major mining company from a junior explorer. That is a pretty impressive feat.
Just MHO, and strictly speculation.
Don't take my word for it, Do your own research! Then you will know it's true!
