Ann: Plans for Big One Cu Deposit Surface Sampling Campaign, page-13

Given the whopping big conductor at the northwest end of line 3 - I hope they have their climbing shoes on to get up there and approach their sampling regime with what looks like a fairly flat-dipping towards the northeast stratiform type horizon up that the end of line 3 (sketched in orange), and suss out drill access to get up above there, because if its as sub-horizontal as the airphoto image suggests, they might have to get a drill rig up there if there is something worth testing after the mapping and sampling. The sub-horizontal nature of the geology up there could also exaggerate the observed conductance seen in the geophysics at the surface. The thick black line might possibly be some sort of fault or shear that seems to offset the geology in places, might also explain why the original Big One zone stopped dead at the southwest end?