Ann: Investor Presentation - RIU Gold Coast Resources Showcase, page-59

The 28th pass has fairly clear pictures apart from Jaegermeister target B which is in cloud.

First with the unexpected
At the northern extent of TG6's drilling is RC44 (1m @ 0.81% from 80m). TG6 had prepared a drill pad that is directly east of this hole (on a PoW that is 100m south). As a 200m step out to the NE they appear to have drilled in the orange circle. While RC44 was a tiny intercept, it had Mafic readings from 76m to 88m. This RC44 result is possibly consistent with just having clipped the edge of a much larger pegmatite but if this was the case I'd have expected only a 100m step out.

400m south of that TG6 previously reported RC25 (1m @ 0.46% from 149m, 4m @ 1.27% from 182m). 200m east of this RC40 was an NSI. TG6 has drilled a further 200m east step out (red circle).

Neither of these drill holes would appear a high priority based on nearby drilling. Neither of these drill holes would appear a high priority based on soils. Something else has elevated their priority ranking with the only obvious candidate being seismic.


The TG6 map below shows this area's confirmed drilling along with a satellite picture from a month ago.


Where else have TG6 obviously drilled?
The picture below shows where RC36 is. Within the 28th satellite pass TG6 has used the 100m to the north PoW line to drill to the west and north of RC36 (1m @ 0.75% from 70m, 7m @ 1.56% from 169m). The 300m to the NW drill hole was visible in the 23rd satellite pass, as was the 200m to the east of RC36 along the same PoW line.


Its hard to tell with the cloud what's happening at Jaegermeister.