Can't help wondering if this is the last roll of the dice in...

Can't help wondering if this is the last roll of the dice in regards the hunt for massive nickel sulphides. Aside from the fact that the targets have an EM conductive signature means diddly squat given Conductor 1 adjacent the Garrard saprolite orebody proved to be essentially iron sulphide and to add to the narrative, the nickel present in the saprolite being finally stated to be the result of ultramafic silicates weathering, not nickel sulphide phases. No big surprise there. There appears no circumstantial data provided as far as I can see to lend weight to the possibility or probability that these additional targeted conductors to the north that are to be drilled are massive or semi-massive nickel sulphides. Still, one never knows what may turn up, but the odds are now heavily stacked here.