Ann: High Grade Nickel-Copper Sulphides in First Drill Hole, page-32

grade means nothing in this case.

all this talk of feeder zones seems speculative based on the information i have been able to uncover. there was an ann last year that mentioned proterozoic dykes that cut through the deposit and remobilised ni. this sort of thing could really mess up an orderly deposit.

in terms of scale, they don't need to drill to the center of the earth to delineate an economic orebody. a lot on ni mines operate with a 12-18 month resource and drill further once underground to save on drilling costs. what is more important in my mind is the lateral continuity, so i'd like to see more stepout drilling to prove the length of the 'pods' of mineralisation that have been discovered to date, how close to each other they are, and what is in between.

grade is not the issue based on results from all of the drilling to date.