the positive take is 318 reported massive sulphides which normally means higher than average grades. And widths are not bad. As long as this small zone keeps producing high grades and gets bigger at depth then it may lead to something much bigger (in terms of strike, widths and even grades) at deeper levels.
Too early to know but it's worth taking a punt so here I am.
But you are right about lack of strike as it stands.
Ann: Big One - Visible Copper Mineralisation up to 34m Thick, page-130
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