Fire Eye Lake Uranium Property Acquired

VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / January 14, 2015 / Roughrider Exploration Limited (TSX-V: REL) ("Roughrider") - is pleased to announce it has acquired through staking the Fire Eye Lake property in northeast Saskatchewan at a cost of $1,597.

The Fire Eye Lake property hosts a zone of silicified radioactive metasediments that produced historic grab sample results of:

- 0.34%, 0.27%, 0.08% and 0.03% U3O8.

The 2,662 hectare Fire Eye Lake uranium property is located 65 kilometres southwest of Roughrider's Genesis Property along the south margins of the Wollaston Domain. The property overlies repeated northeast trending Paleoproterozoic belts of Wollaston Domain metasediments and Peter Lake Domain granitic rocks.

Roughrider's CEO Scott Gibson commented: "We continue to cost effectively add to our portfolio of uranium assets separate from our joint venture, without taking our focus away from the Genesis Property area."

In 1977, CDW Investments conducted geological mapping and scintillometer survey work leading to identification of a mineralized zone along the south bank of Blondeau River at the northeast tip of Middle Lake (assessment report 64E14-0017). The CDW showing is reportedly comprised of two 0.6m and 0.9m wide silicified zones exposed along the west margin of a northeast trending granite ridge. The granite is reported to cut the zones off to the northeast. Less than 5 metres to the southwest, the mineralized zones are obscured under thick overburden.

An electromagnetic survey (EM-16) completed in 1978 identified a conductive zone coincident to the zone of mineralized alteration. A second set of sub-parallel conductors were identified following the length of Fire Eye Lake roughly a kilometre to the southeast (assessment report 64E14-0021). Fire Eye Lake is surrounded by numerous fields of weakly radioactive granitic boulders.

Metasediments were identified up to a kilometre northeast of the Blondeau River showing during an earlier 1969 scintillometer prospecting survey by Great Plains Development (assessment report 64E11-0016).

Roughrider's focus is on the 200,677 hectare (495,883 acre) Genesis uranium project located in the Wollaston-Mudjatik trend extending northeast from Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin. The results of the 2014 work program were published in a news release dated December 1, 2014.

David W. Tupper, P.Geo, V.P. of Exploration and a Qualified Person under National Instrument 43‐101 has reviewed and approved the technical information contained in this release.

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For Further Information, please contact:

Roughrider Exploration Limited
Scott Gibson, Chief Executive Officer
(604) 697‐0028



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