Haven't checked here for a while - nothing much has changed....

Haven't checked here for a while - nothing much has changed. With respect the downhole EM, the technique requires a mass of connected sulphides to generate a conductor (pyrite, pyrrhotite, chalco, pentlandite - though importantly sphalerite does not conduct) . Disseminated won't do. And the sulphide mass needs to be relatively proximal to the hole. Realistically given the volume of sulphides that they have shown in the hole and lack of any significant copper anomalism present I wouldn't be holding my breath. DHEM is a standard practice when drilling for sulphide-hosted metalliferous deposits e.g. base metals (Cu-Pb-Zn) and Ni-Cu deposits. TEM are going through the motions, to not do DHEM would ne remiss of them, but the chances of the survey identifying anything significant from these holes is likely slim.

Also I find it amusing to read markie's posts in Donald Trumps voice.