Hello. I was going to say these are very encouraging holes; over only a tiny section of strike. Particularly holes 7 and 8 are around 29 metres apart across the strike length. thus demonstrate some width. However, having a closer read, it appears the mineralisation is "
disseminated sulphides rather than "massive sulphides". I've lost interest for now. Looks like i was a bit sleepy on the first read (but that's what happens when you get sucked into the positive and miss the negative).
* Hole 4 i get 88 metres over 134 metres with average content of 1.2% (approximated not actual), which is around 0.9% copper. However, because it is "disseminated", I doubt the grade will reach 0.9% when actual assays are completed.
* Hole 5 i get 97 metres over 150 metres at average content of 1.9% chalcocite or 1.5% copper. However, again its all mixed up as veins, factures, disseminated & patchy therefore i doubt the assays will be 1.5% copper over the entire 97 metres.
* Hole 6 i get 56 metres over 103 metres at 2.6% chalcocite yet the same considerations above apply. Its mostly veins.
* Hole 7 i get 99 metres over 160 metres at 2.9% chalcocite/bornite, which would be around 2% copper. However its mostly veins and fracture therefore I don't know what the assay results will come to.
* Hole 8 i get 175 metres over 182 metres at 2.2% average, mostly chalcocite, which is 1.75% copper. The higher grades are both veins & disseminated. Hole 8 is a very interesting hole because its away from the other holes and its got lots of continuity in the drill hole
(20min delay)