Found this statement interesting in reference to your summary...

Found this statement interesting in reference to your summary

"Recent mapping of surface outcrop has resulted in the discovery of a second surface gossan (1.5m wide @ 6.7% Ni) in the creek as well as a change in interpreted geometry (Minh and Spencer 2015). It was discovered that the newly-discovered gossan dips to the north (at least in the areas where it outcrops). All previous drilling was designed to intersect a south-dipping mineralised zone and so AMR consider that potentially this drilling has not intersected the main structure, but instead intersected several smaller subsidiary ‘stringer’ type structures. AMR consider the north dip significantly upgrades this target as it means the structure is parallel to the regional strain field (S2), and analogous to Ban Phuc."


If BSX come in with a few decent meters of massive sulphides then BSX is in an entirely new league.