Ann: Yinnetharra Exploration Update, page-13

DLI's interp doesn't paint a bright picture for continuity as they've mapped pegmatite intercepts on the drill traces.
The green polygons:

• J1 is peak ~63m wide by 240m long (or about 40m wide x 100m if you discount the pinching out in the north and average the width)
• J2 is peak ~5m wide by 115m long
• J3 is peak ~10m wide by 110m long
• J4 is peak ~17m wide by 100m long

Disappointing after the first hole results. Really looked like they had the potential to be onto something big off the first hole but DLI's projections (green polygons) are suggestive that this is pinching out in a lot of areas. Still likely open to the SW. Very likely structurally complex/controlled based on the hole deviating with rod rotation.


However, holes 13, 15 & 17 have wide pegmatite intercepts on the traces which hopefully result in mineralised intervals. The top incorrectly labelled JREX18 is actually hole 15. JREX19 over the J2 pegmatite looks like its filled with stringers.


They've also released the traces for 3 additional holes not included in the map - JREX20, 21, 22 which appear to be targeting the SW extension of JREX17 which has a wide interval of pegmatite logged in the trace.


North-south cross-section, facing west as no cross-section provided, shame on you Delta. Be better.