announcment, page-81

HappyCats, regarding

“silver bearing horizon visually identified in all holes”

And this:

“silver bearing horizon is largely geologically continuous along strike (1600m) and down dip (600m)”

I have no idea how others interpreted those remarks, but I certainly didn't interpret them to mean "visual silver" in all holes. All I got from that was that the same horizon which had hosted the silver in hole 21 had been intersected in all the other holes. I knew they were being careful with their wording, and I also knew I needed to be careful reading it.

Regarding

"Analysis of the geology, drill core and handheld XRF results has resulted in the identification of numerous mineralised corridors containing high-grade polymetallic mineralisation.

I find this remark to be much more concrete, and it somewhat put's them under a little bit more pressure now because that have actually stated explicitly that the XRF read some high grades (though not known to be silver, but certainly of the related assemblage of metals).

This is now a great starting point for a drill program. A lot of other explorers only have DHEM surveys as a starting point..."conductors". These guys actually fell over something...8 times...