Ann: Bonanza grades up to 201g/t gold at Lake Roe discovery, page-23

Hookerty as a geo can you give an opinion as to how the metallurgy might look on a deposit with these characteristics?

Does this sound like "difficult" ore to process??

"Gold typically occurs as sulphide-rich lode and stockwork mineralisation in an upper, iron-rich part of a fractionated dolerite, the Bombora Dolerite. The sulphide lodes represent sulphide- impregnated fault zones (fluid pathways) with up to 10% pyrrhotite and pyrite accompanied by silica, biotite, chlorite and carbonate alteration and (tensional) quartz-pyrite veinlets that can form stockwork-style mineralisation that is commonly associated with the sulphide lodes."

Thanks for any thoughts you care to share.