My guess is they will wait the two weeks for the 1 metre...

My guess is they will wait the two weeks for the 1 metre spacings because last time that 1 metre 153.89g/t popped up.

Maybe the 8 metres at 17.51g/t has the odd metre or two above 150 g/t again. We don't know until the lab results come out.

Then the geologist can have a better idea of where to put the planned diamond drill holes when he does the 3-dimensional diagrams.

I bet once they have a plan, they will tell us. I don't think they can definitely plan until the 1 metre spacings come out.

Also, if you look at the map that was put out last Thursday a number of those holes were not in the hinge zone in the bottom left corner (refer below the yellow rectangular box as the latest drill holes). It appears to me, and I could be wrong as I am not a geologist; they were following gridlines as per the JORC rules with some infilling holes to be compliant when they eventually do come out with an estimated resource.
Just my guess at this stage by looking at their map.
But have a look at how far away those other drill holes released on Thursday were from the hinge zone. Now the excellent bit was that 17.51g/t was bang in the middle of the hinge zone. So, I want to know if there is another one of that 1 metre at 150 g/t within in again.




Now have closer look at this diagram below they gave us on Thursday.


Do you see where the 4m at 5.99 g/t is? In that hinge zone but in the deeper part. Now there are some other drill holes with a 1/2 to 1.4 g/t also but they are to the right suggesting that hinge zone is swinging more to the left. and open.
This is why I now think they are in a hurry to get a diamond drill rig in there to follow from the shallower 17.51g/t to down to that deeper 5.99 g/t.

Therefore, after studying the maps more closely, I decided I'll wait for these 1 metre spacings and an explanation from GNM's Simon Coxhell as he is the expert not me as to what it all means.