Ann: Fourth Quarter Activities Report, page-15

Got to laugh Nugget, the report covers more than this one hole. "Buried cores of at least three interpreted porphyry intrusions are clearly defined..." I think its Friday, and the status quo is maintained. Low volume mate, no sell off.

Got to understand the purpose of the hole BTDD005. "BTDD005 is designed to test for indicators to a central porphyry core, down-dip extensions to strong mineralisation intersected in BTDD004 (drilled in 2021) and a 1km-wide IP chargeability anomaly extending 1km westwards from BTDD004, at approximately 250m depth from surface. BTDD004 was not bad from surface down. So much will be learnt about a 1k wide chargeability anomaly.

As for depth, Google says, "As a result, some of the top copper mines are also among the world's largest open pits. The Bingham Canyon Mine (seen below) in Utah, United States, is the deepest open pit with a depth of 1.2 km. It's also the largest man-made excavation on Earth, spanning 4 km wide.