Ann: El Zorro geophysical survey highlights gold mineralisation, page-138

A few more thoughts:

Hole ZDDH00024(in colour) is the only drill hole to somewhat approach the deeper untested DDIP anomaly(the end of the drill hole is still approx. 100m away from the plane that was surveyed however it's likely this anomaly extends out towards the hole.

Lower mineralised area for this hole returned much higher grades. I'm not sure on the science behind DDIP whether increasing changeability corresponds with higher grades however looks interesting. If only this hole went a bit further...


I've noticed that the colour scales on the DDIP model x-sections vary with each section. The middle L1625 red zone has a changeability value of 52 which is more than twice that of the red zone in the top x-section(21.1). see below:



This shows that the middle section has much higher changeability in more concentrated areas(considering a lot of it is blue in comparison to the outer x-sections). Not sure what this means but again seems interesting.

The GAIP and DDIP both seem to agree on the anomaly(along the yellow line) that follows the CC faults which looks promising. Would be curious to see what hits we get where the changeability is much higher such as that middle section.



The red circle below indicates where we have had some of our best hits grade-wise. Would be interesting to see whether these grades remain consistent along the whole 1km length of anomaly that we are looking at.



That's all for now...