AT those widths the grades (+1.5gt) won't be the primary...

AT those widths the grades (+1.5gt) won't be the primary issue.
To get the pit deep enough to access the ore they will need to find repeat loads on either side of the orebody in order to reduce strip ratio.
If they can't do that the pit will be shallower and the lower sections will only be accessible from underground.
The chance of finding multiple lateral repeat structures is pretty good.
Remember Windinne Well is actually structurally offset from strike which indicates duplicate deposits can potentially appear laterally to the existing orebody.
I'd like to see an RC program testing for moderately shallow (below 70m) lateral extensions of the orebody or lateral repeat structure either side the more prospective wider pits.




The yellow line represents Golden Corridor Strike. Note how Windenne Well is not intersecting this yellow line. This indicates that offset structures likely exist alongside multiple deposits within the 25km Golden Corridor. Drilling is practically non-existent below 100m. Golden Range's transported cover layer (sand/clay etc) is between 20m to 70m thick which indicates many of the old aircore holes would not have even hit ore bearing rock types.

Still a long way to go but bloody exciting repeats potential exists for this highly experienced geo team to uncover.
There are literally a huge number of highly prospective targets from which to choose from.