Ruddygore will take several more drilling programmes to unpack it or kill it. The other areas at Black Cockatoo and Ruddygore East/Far East are certainly legitimate high quality targets and may reveal the true potential. If the open pit workings are vertical it would be interesting to know why the mineralised zones are drawn dipping west. If the mineralised zones dip west then perhaps the drilling is drilling down dip and would be difficult to interest mineralisation unless you started drilling in it. As I said there is more work to do to understand what is going on and get the eye in.
Ann: Further Near Surface Copper Intersections at Ruddygore, page-6
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