@Corgi
Yup, convinced that it is a continuation of the CC faults.
The question now is how far below the alluvium/colluvium is the El Zorro Tonalite in this middle section between Ternera and Drone Hill. Hole 42 hit mineralised EZ tonalite at a vertical depth of about 85m. The IP anomalies could be a good indication where shallower EZT would likely correspond with higher chargeability(pink/purple). The Western Valley Fault(dotted blue line) seems like it occurred after the gold mineralizing events creating a 'low' point where sediments were deposited burying the EZT.
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I see no reason why the CC faults wouldn't continue up through Drone Hill and beyond given the IP anomalies and the presence of mineralised EZT at surface out that way. It would be a good idea to conduct a few recon holes where we have found mineralisation at surface to see whether we can find more high grade zones close to surface. It's also looking increasingly likely the CC faults extend further south than what the company has shown...
