Ann: Exploration Update - Plumridge Nickel Project, page-33

I am a Geo (not a technical expert, just an average one) , just because the rock has Ni in it does not mean you are about to hit a Ni Ore Body, Rocks generally have Ni in them as a part of their make up, so say you get a hit at 1600 ppm, that seem high but if all the rocks in that area are generally running at around that level then its not really anomalous, so you really have to look at it in context of back ground values.

Also in the above intersection the Cu and Co are not really that high and they usually hand around with Ni.
they are in Mafic/Ultramafic rocks though going of the Cr value

In my opinion they are grasping at straws, they have done gravity survey because its cheap, I ve spoken to people in the southern fraser range, and they say moving loop EM is the way to go, this is why Matsa have basically fortune doing there entire tenement.

Is this the way to go I don't know,

You can have as many EM conductors are you like the only way to tell if these are any good is to put a hole in the ground as this takes money, which SEG don't have.

So its needle in a haystack exploration, we might get another SIR fairy tale story but I would not be putting all my super/lifesaving on the gamble. Its taken Sandfire 5 years to find another sniff of an orebody up at Degrossa