@norm I'd be interested in what you have to say regarding this...

@norm

I'd be interested in what you have to say regarding this announcement?

Your previous posts indicate you have a very good understanding of the geology and mineralisation within the area.

Thanks.

""My partner John and myself spent 19mths prospecting this entire area prior to covid. Initially we assumed that it was the Tapley's Hill Formation that was carrying the mineralization so we pegged out the entire Wilochra Valley where ever there was Tapley's. Then we sampled the hell out of every Tapley's exposure we could locate and got bugger all. So back to the drawing board. Then we found that the mineralization was restricted to the Tindalpina which is not always at the base of the Tapley's. Ultimately we have a very large slice of the Tindalpina ( Spring Creek Copper Mine area) which is highly mineralized with both copper and cobalt. So dont be surprised if Taruga announce they have cobalt at good numbers as well. At Spring Creek there are mineralized breccias and faulting in contact with the Tindalpina. Grades so far seem to be averaging 3% plus copper with good cobalt numbers. From my point of view Taruga seem to have a Spring Creek look alike. So if there are two I suspect there has to be more. Regards To All Norm""

""We are in two thoughts as to whether the Tindalpina could be stratified copper. But now that the breccias are coming into play maybe not. The lie detector will tell us soon enough. We have noticed that water testing in the immediate areas can strongly indicate the presence of mineralization. Our mineralization lies up against the Burra Formation which dips for about 4000mtrs where we are and is 10 to15mtrs thick. I am looking forward to running a hole down dip to see if it has some legs.""