Ann: Multiple New EM Conductors at Mt Alexander, page-183

Is it likely that the exploration manager is ranking the targets in terms of probability of success, or size of potential target or some such measure? I'm just trying to understand why this jumping around is happening.

Maybe that's the problem, if so, as each new DHEM survey seems to redirect energy away from the current site.
Stricklands, for instance, is still unknown in terms of size from a resource perspective, but they'd have a general idea so maybe they say well that's in the bank, lets target the next big thing. Radar was the ducks nuts there for a while, Fish Hook, now West End. But if they are all on the same structure maybe the answer is to find a feeder for all the seperate targets? Is that the play? Like they seem completely disconnected but maybe they are fed from the one monster, and that's what the drill is looking for.
I think the octopus analogy is what I'm asking about.