Ann: Notice of 2017 General Meeting and Proxy Form, page-21

I was hoping to find out what kind of presence MUS is going to keep during the rainy season, to facilitate the ethical on-going relationship that we already have and continue to build with the exploration teams/artisanals. At this point, I think they should be referred to as sub-contractors or associates/employees of MUSTANG. Imo this is a very important factor in building a reputation of "Goodwill" for MUSTANG, their buyers and end-users. It will, Imo, effect the outcome of being Kimberly Process Certified. (KPCS).
My family and I sometimes go out on small exploratory quests to find arrowheads, clay & stone pipes,  fossils and the like. One day I'm going to come across pieces of Silver and Copper.
We go after or even during  a big rain, looking down flood gully's and stream banks.
Our best spots are actually at my work place. The stockpiles of recycled fill dirt that come from construction recycling. The underlying soil comes mostly from underneath the foundations of buildings and concrete paths that are sometimes over 100 years old. After the rains some of the heavily debris sits on what looks like little tower or pillars of soil and sand.
EASY PICKINGS.
I would like to know what plan is going in place for the rainy season. This is MUSTANG's 1st year with a stockpile on the ground and already exposed targets during the rainy season.
I would rather they were over-prepared than under-prepared.
A question that could be easily answered as it is not market sensitive.
I would also like to know the proposed costs, but I don't think that will fly.

I have Monday off. I think we'll go out on a expedition. It rains everyday.
This is from the local lake a few years back during a small drought.

https://www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/flarch/what-do-if-you-find-dugout-canoe/