Nice discussion @Emma1234 and @malibu_tanI am trying to learn...

Nice discussion @Emma1234 and @malibu_tan
I am trying to learn more about the geology of LCT pegs. From my understanding the K/Rb ratios as generally positive for further prospecting. If they hit 30, then they've hit the money on a highly fractionated peg. Within a field of pegs it is often just a few that are fertile, usually the further out from the intrusion are the most fractionated. Anything less than K/Rb160 suggests that increased fractionation is taking place, like smelling the Li on the wind. Then its process of tracking the smelliest . Given the geology, size of the tenement, complexity of the fault, number of pegs, I reckon they have a very good chance, but it is still a treasure hunt. The few samples they pulled will hopefully tell us more, here is a nice passage about indicator minerals: