Well their shallow test of the Mt Thirsty sulphides didn't really go well at all, one hole hit 1m of sulphides out of 10 or so drilled. I guess we need to wait and see what the planned deeper holes will hit. It looks like there is quite a bit of pegmatite interference along the contact which will always make it hard. I'm not sure why they don't seem to be conducting any down hole geophysics on their drilling. This is generally a standard tool for nickel sulphide drilling. perplexing.
It is a new nickel sulphide discovery and it is unusual that it has been so ignored other than the burst of excitement at the first intersections.
Their gold work doesn't seem to be generating much interest either - maybe it is a function of a lack of promotion of the company by the board?
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