True amigo. Most of the drilling was beneath the north pit and the hinge - this type of drilling had to be carried out in order to determine the structure of the orebody. Unfortunatey the grade drops off at about 150 m. But the previous drilling showed its high grade - and good for open pit mining, IMO. (There was an intercept of 1m at 150 /ton!) So far, drilling hasn't found the point where the orebody plunges. If it follows the Fosterville playbook, it will plunge to a larger system. Maybe the diamond drilling will give some clues. Does anyone reckon that a geophysics survey (eg magnetics, gravity, IP, EM, etc) may help in defining the rocks that carry the orebody?
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