This cross-sectional diagram from Okapi Resources presents a...

This cross-sectional diagram from Okapi Resources presents a geological interpretation of gold mineralisation based on diamond and historical drilling at their project site. Here’s what it tells us:

Key Observations:

1. Drilling Overview:

•Blue holes (OKDD005–OKDD007): These are 2022 Okapi diamond drill holes, located further west in the section.

•Black holes: Represent historical drill holes.

•The blue holes on the right side (e.g., OKDD003) show the most promising mineralisation.

2. Gold Mineralisation Zones:

•Light pink = Low-grade gold mineralisation halo.

•Red zones = High-grade gold mineralisation (most significant target areas).

•These red zones are thicker and plunge downward to the southeast, suggesting a plunging high-grade core that remains open at depth.

3. Significant Results:

•OKDD003: Hit a mineralised zone with up to 6.95 g/t Au over 1m intervals—strong grades for a gold deposit.

•OKDD005–OKDD007: Intersected narrow low-grade zones (0.5–1.05 g/t Au), suggesting mineralisation weakens or becomes more dispersed to the west.

4. Exploration Potential:

•“OPEN” at depth (southeast), and multiple “UNTESTED” areas in the center and west suggest more drilling could extend or better define the mineralised system.

•The red arrows on the right imply strong continuity in high-grade mineralisation down-plunge, an encouraging sign for potential resource growth.

Conclusion:

•This section shows a defined high-grade gold zone around OKDD003 and nearby holes that likely warrants infill and step-out drilling down-plunge and deeper.

•The western holes (OKDD005–007) returned only low-grade results, suggesting mineralisation tapers off or pinches out in that direction.

•The project has good upside, especially in the untested central and deeper parts of the system.