Ann: Broad Zones of Copper up to 8.3%, page-8

I know its old historic drill data but just highlights again how ridiculously high grade the Horseshoe Lights deposit was and how much "low grade" stuff got left behind below the old pit and probably sprinkled throughout the waste rock dumps as well.

The market is ignoring any new copper drill discoveries and announcements at the moment anyway, so may as well remind the market who has the highest grade remnant mining project for Cu in WA with existing drill results into un-mined areas, rather than spend the money drilling holes that will be ignored by the market anyway.

I still would like them to test that main zone further to the North-northwest myself, looks like it might require deep diamond drilling but the potential for a lot more tonnes is there.