In search of the motherload, page-66

Hi @Kipper01

Thanks for the kind words.

In response to you question, the depth of a potential mother load source will vary along the east west strike length depending on where the Cathedrals fault lines intersects the Transits fault (and / or other faults that are being identified). Could be around 1,000m in some areas and up to 2,000+m in other areas. Some areas such as Investigators aligned section may be fed solely by the Cathedrals fault and others like the West End aligned section may be fed from where the Cathedrals fault intersects the the Transits fault. I suspect there will be much more mineralisation as you head further north into the St George 100% owned tenement in line with what the MT/AMT analyses showed but it will be deep.

I've attached my thoughts on the S1 and S2 targets based on my own theory using the little information communicated so far.

I'm not sure about S1 as I would have expected the accumulation to be at the proposed intersect of the 2 Cathedrals faults but I will gladly take both targets if that's how it turns out. It may even extend beyond the 450m length identified. These sections would also be fed from further down along the combined Cathedral fault line. From the information provided the Cathedrals and Transits faults in the Investigators aligned section are parallel to each other so I'm not sure if they intersect and / or if they do how far down. Maybe the feed is from the intersections along the east west strike (eg West End aligned section) as these faults extend east west for many kms. I also anticipate small accumulations where the Cathedrals faults intersect the other south dipping faults.

S2 looks to be clearer in my mind as I think there is definitely something at the intersection of the Cathedrals and Transits faults at around 1,000m. The faults appear to be closer to each other in the West End aligned section from the overhead diagram and the dips are definitely converging according to the cross sections. As per my comments regarding S1 above there may be small accumulations where the Cathedrals and Transits faults intersect the other south dipping faults.

I really do like the look of the West End aligned S2 section from the limited information provided even though that area has never been drilled but I'm ok with the S1 then S2 strategy that they are undertaking given that more boxes have been ticked for S1.

These targets need to be fully drilled, dhems completed, and if they are good / great hits then before any CR I'd like St George to do more targeted seismic surveys between the 1km separated lines extending them further north, do seismic lines at Stricklands over the MAD71 target northward and Cathedrals northward. Then once this is done St George can maximise a CR at the best possible price as the market will factor this into the sp know the drilling results and the additional most likely successful targets along the 4.5km east west strike length.

Just remember these are my own views and do not take any of what I say as gospel and /or advice as I am no exploration expert. I am more than happy to share my theories but everyone needs to do their own research and make their own investment decisions.

Hopefully this will all pan out the way I am anticipating it will and if so it will be fantastic for all holders. If not we just have to be patient whilst St George determines it's next move or we sell if that is what people want to do.

Happy 2022!

SandyC

S1 Thoughts.pdf
S2 Thoughts.pdf