Went back and had a look at my previous posts in Nov...

Went back and had a look at my previous posts in Nov

https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/an....3039560/page-8?post_id=20603408#.WFh7IpK7rIU

As expected - the Graple mineralization does continue under soil/shallow cover to the west, and note that the modelled conductor seems to have a bit of length extent towards the west as well. Looks like the system is almost 1km in length, I wonder if IGO will come back and try to extend or close off the strike length next year with RC. They were lucky that the mineralization had a soil anomaly with outcrop at the eastern end to test, and then try out EM and downhole EM to chase mineralization under cover to the west, this will be a useful learning exercise as to which techniques work within the rest of the exploration area. You only have to look at the detailed map to see how unlucky BHP-Billiton were with their sole exploration hole, AYRC0400BA - in hindsight probably just stepped back a little bit too far from the geophysical anomaly to have hit mineralization, I am assuming that BHP-Billiton exploration were using electrical geophysical techniques as targeting for their Nickel exploration in the early 2000s.

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