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  Kristin Rowe

  
  
  Thanks, Andre, that's great. We've got a time for a few questions the 1st one is, when do you expect access.
• Andre Booyzen

  17:03
  So we
• so just to be clear about access, we actually have this sort of 3 areas looking at an access around the around the Wild Cattle Creek.
• A deposit
• one is on forestry and and conservation areas. Now those applications have gone in. We've cleared the native titles, etc. And we don't expect that to be too long. Maybe a couple of weeks, 2 or 3 weeks we should have approval to have access there, which is, which is great news for us.
• because, as you look at the map of the area, there's quite a few forestry reserves in that area. Secondly, we actually have
• already have access to a farm right next to the the ore body.
• The White Cattle Creek ore body. We have an option to buy that farm. We've got a 90 day
• option to buy that farm at a pre negotiated price, and we're definitely going to take up that option. So we we're going to use it as our base. It contains a house, shed, equipment, etc. So that gives us easier access to to the ore body as we speak. So we already have access to that. The 3rd one is actually probably the biggest property, the biggest landowner that we need access to.
• I can't share too much about that, because, you know, it's obviously confidential and and sensitive negotiations that are con continuing. But all I can say is that we, progressing as expected. With that.
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  Kristin Rowe

  18:26
  Excellent. Thank you. The next question, what is your estimate on how big wild Cattle Creek can grow.
• Andre Booyzen

  18:34
  Oh, well,
• So just off the top of my head being new, and and you've only been really, really with tree for last few months we've done some internal modeling. And we.
• we think.
• just based on what we see and and our drill plan. If it goes successfully, we we can grow this resource into
• probably over a hundred 1,000 tons of contained metal. If you remember, we're sitting at about 30,000 tons. So that's that's more than 3 times the size of the current resource, plus. We have the tungsten that we recently discovered, plus the gold that we'll be looking for, you know, under the current ore body. We'll have the gold mineralization as well.
• And not just that. You know, there's in the area we have.
• we have the potential to extend the ore body, you know, all the way down the 6 kilometer bills, downfalls. It's not to say that this is continuous for 6 kilometers, but I'm sure we'll find other ore bodies there. And we have. We really have some good prospects in old areas that were remind, or albeit very on a very small scale. Places like Rula, Jezebel and and Wildcattle Creek east, so we think, at least at the very minimum. 100,000 tons of
• contained in timony.
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  Kristin Rowe

  19:51
  Thanks, Andre.
• All right. We have time for one more question. How will Wild Cattle Creek be developed?
• Andre Booyzen

  20:00
  So it'll be doing like any other month. So you know, you go through the process of prospecting doing a geophysics work. We'll be drilling based on the drill results. We create a mine plan, and the mine plan
• is driven by the geology. It's what's in the ground, what the structures look like how easy it is to access them. But given the bulk the size of the ore body, the width.
• and the size of the whole body. We think we can monitor and and typical sort of bulk and
• both techniques using both techniques.
• Obviously, we'd have to go underground. But it'll be cost efficient, that's, you know. Given the width, it'll be cost efficient.
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  Kristin Rowe

  20:39
  Okay, thank you.
• That's all we have time for today. You're busy at the riu, so we'll let you get back to it. Thanks again for joining us. A recording of this webinar will be made available in the coming days, and for further updates visit Trig's [email protected].
• Andre Booyzen

  20:58
  Thanks, Kristen. Thank you. Everyone have a good day.