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Scotboz, if investors are hear with a tunnel vision maybe. Time is key.

But looking out a bit, if discovery, that lays the seeds to scope later.

Peter will most likely start drilling from April over at cockie creek.

Prior drilling there has been to just 250m and under the resource is very high magnetics.

Ie open in depth with change under it.

Depending on bottletree results, going forward it maybe copper assay after copper assay as they most likely will target the resource envelopes.

Drilling there, the issue has been different holes have indicated different sources.

That is very, very good as it indicates multiple cores.

Copper assay thus far and some have been upto 900m wide and economical has been on leakage, not the actual porphyry itself.

Surface soils plus 2000m. You do not have these results if the source is tinny.

At depth higher mo, basically consistent in most holes east. Hole 10 more west, high mo from 485m.

Showing continuance west.

Also west is alluvials. These also contain copper.

East is barren of alluvials.

So those alluvials have been enriched, either from a deposit under them, or were from outcroppings west and water moved them.

Ie maybe why west side is outcroppings as water moved the top layer east.

It is just interesting the west of bottletree is covered with cu alluvials. But the east half is not.

But the interesting fact, outside that is both areas have cu in the soils.

Im more inclined to think bottletree extends west and under those gravels.

No point drilling there as non out cropping for targeting, like in the east.

You'd define in the west, and follow up mineral ftom depth if it trended west.

Ie. They have a start point that should be proven.

Then under, we get surface to 900m cu hits with Phyllic alteration.

Phyllic alteration is part of a porphyry, so it's zone along with high mo is ontop of a core I feel.

Wall rock, goes to the surface to depth. A link between surface cu and depth at source.

Ie follow the wall rock down to its source, then out.

Last year we had one project cooking. Bottletree.

This year cockie creek, I'd assume bottletree and potentially nickel via jvs.

Whilst in the background. Turmoil bubbling away on copper supply.