Ann: Airborne Geophysical Survey Completed at Jean Elson Project, page-21

This 'fluff' announcement is showing the next level of the puzzle. One of the things I really like about being an Inca shareholder is they do communicate far more about what is going on than most companies. I would hate for that to change despite the fact that I am also keenly awaiting news on when we start drilling in the Frewenas and I've been impatiently waiting on this Jean Elson AMAGRAD data for months! I like what I see and am really looking forward to seeing Res Pot's analysis and filtering of data in the New Year.

I reserve the right to change my mind but for the past 12 months Jean Elson has been my favourite Inca prospect. It sits on a major structural feature that is approx 1750 m years old, igneous in character, a large potential area and plenty of copper and interesting gold as surface evidence (some of which sits on my desktop). The below announcement snippet added to the size of the prospective area is tantalising.




If you look at the magnetic image from yesterday's announcement you can see how intense the magnetics are around Jean Elson and how hot (check the white edges in that red zone along the faults and where we saw mineralisation over a wide area in Camel Creek). This large expanse of red is giving an indication of the potential zone of mineralisation. I'm not saying it will all be mineralised but it is a very large and prospective area.