WA1 will do a lot more drilling at Luni as you suggest. Where, will be prioritised and partly controlled by the variability stats obtained by drilling the X at 28+-m spacings.
Quick and dirty summary of drilling, assayed holes, pending and site preparation
Hole 13 is IMO an average Luni grade intersection, more NW than NE. Assays from 26/9/23
| LURC23013 | incl | 37 | 76 | 39 | 1.15 |
|---|
| 1 | LURC23013 |
| 51 | 67 | 16 | 1.98 |
|---|
The colour coding from WA1 in their latest announcement for 13 is orange/tinged red and not full red used for the better grade/length holes.
Pedantic - apologies.
ENR's wide spaced drilling begs infill which will begin this month-probably. In this area north of Luni there is Emily to the NW which looks more open to the south and perhaps a little potential west of 98. The assays on ENR ground NE of Luni are mostly background Nb over large intersections suggesting a carbonatite host that extends from Luni. Grades are mainly below 0.2% Nb2O5 with 2m at 0.42% in Hole 82 the highest.
The area directly north of Luni, on ENR ground, has narrow patchy zones of mostly 2m at approx 0.1+%. Fenitic margin to main Luni zone???
Too much data to really do justice to which gives a hint of what is going on and what might be.
(20min delay)