Ann: Large Drill Target at Mt Lamb Defined After Gravity Survey, page-3

Now things start getting interesting

Remember all those conversations about hydrothermal fluids transporting the base and precious metals? The ground gravity image below is showing likely deposition sites. Inca’s planned first hole looks like tracking straight through the top section of something significant. As they drill down they will pass through three zones of extreme interest. First clues only 250m into the program where they pass through the denser zones (pink and magenta), then a wider central zone that might see a larger body of tier 1 grade before hitting the wide dense zone towards the end of the hole. If this hole is as successful as I am hoping for, the best news is that it looks like the potential ore zone just gets bigger from that point down.

We can now see that the density is also tightly coincident with what appears to be a serious intrusion. The hydrothermal fluids appear to be following the transverse structures? This has possibly channelled fluids into both Mt Lamb and the Plains target. If the drilling at Mt lamb is positive, it’s also a great heads up for what they may find at the Plains target.

Now, for some conjecture about why I think this is so sexy!
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NDIBK10 shows that potentially MINexCRC and co where getting below the main sediments at about 700m. Most of the other holes were much shallower and depth to a crystalline basement more uncertain. This latest data set shows that whatever is being generated is coming up from depth with all the right signatures. It has far deeper roots than for example a simple graphitic shale sediment. I have no doubt that hydrothermal fluids are at work and with other clues, like the surface re-mobilised copper at Crosswinds, there is chalco and bornite in NDIBK04, etc. it really tightens the odds for a primary metals source somewhere in the area and potentially at multiple locations within the area.

That first hole looks very well located