Onslow historic reports show a high grade deposit (2000g/t Ag...

Onslow historic reports show a high grade deposit (2000g/t Ag WTF!!!), that appears to be much bigger than previously thought......

From a announcement on Onslow (Range and Turtle)...

"Drilling will test the airborne EM identified potential extension of the Turtle mineralisation from 210 metres to 1,000 metres"

http://www.doir.wa.gov.au/wamex/item_details.asp?m_num=3277&sub_num=0

At Turtle, copper-lead mineralization is controlled by multiple shear zones in a medium to coarse-grained biotite granite. Sulphides (pyrite, pyrrhotite, galena, chalcopyrite, cuprite) occur in quartz and quartz-
chlorite sheared material with secondary cerussite, malachite and azurite in the oxidized zone. A mineral resource estimate for Turtle was calculated at approximately 90 000t grading 2 to 3% Cu, 10 to 15% Pb and
<2000 ppm Ag, to 60m depth.

At Range, lead sulphide mineralization is controlled and restricted to chloritic shears in granodiorite. The mineralization occurs as lenses of massive galena, possibly remobilized disseminated material, and as
disseminated galena in quartz and quartz-chlorite. Silver grades average 150 ppm, up to 400 ppm in the massive galena. A mineral resource estimate for Range was calculated at 44000t at 45 to 55% Pb plus 15000t at 15% Pb.

http://www.doir.wa.gov.au/wamex/item_details_rep.asp?m_num=9364&sub_num=1&PageNo=1&Totalrecs=1

On page 44 it talks about phase 1 drilling and phase 2 drilling at Range. Basically it is saying that Phase 1 was 44,000T at 50% lead and Phase 2 is an additional 140,000T at the same grade....

Looking like 180,000T at 50% Lead is already been drilled...