As you are most likely aware , one needs to look at true width...

As you are most likely aware , one needs to look at true width not just the reported width , and also the strike length , plus the structure.
I am no geo but some of the drill intercepts here are parallel to the ore body so giving are far wider than true width being perpendicular to the lode .
The strike I can see is only around 60 meters each on two separate structures the original crown prince and also the new South Zone , but as pointed out the strike could become longer .
The structure is very complex due to having been formed after what looks like a relatively flat ore body was deformed upwards(like a syncline/anticline ) and then at a future time jogged sideways cutting it in half .

Still to me it looks to have great potential as due to how shellow it is and being on a mining lease it can be monetised without a lot of capex or time span , and the share price is undervalued but the signs are not as great that it goes as deep as some other ore bodies in the area ie Great Fingal .