Ann: Spodumene Pegmatites Intersected at Bynoe Lithium Project, page-74

Good to see that new hole location near Blackbeard targetting a possible extension of the CXO peg. Lets hope the drill inclination and azimuth are more optimal, as opposed the holes 17 and 18 that were drilled vertically. Vertical holes are used for flat lying deposits, whereas the geology of Bynoe indicates the pegs tend to be steeply dipping, meaning a vertical hole would almost have to be a fluke to intersect mineralization. I'm still scratching my head as to why those two vertical holes , which proved to be dusters ( not surprised), were drilled.