just revisiting this. I think the Butterfly Lake area looks...

just revisiting this. I think the Butterfly Lake area looks good, will be great when the fieldwork gets done and outcropping pegs are eyeballed and chipped. Potential issues, but not deal breakers, will be 1) the Indigenous lands covering parts of these areas, particularly to the south and east of Spod Island, however they are miners (Cross Lake Mineral Explorations Inc) and are trying to start a Fe-Ti-V mine at Pipestone lake (you can see the mining leases and drilling in the regional mag pic above) so will be approachable for deals should favourable geology stray into their territory, 2) lakes, which apparently are not that big a deal in Canada, and much of the project area is dry. The dike mag low that runs past the eastern edge of Butterfly lake and through the felsic-mafic contact, shown to be fertile to the west, is where I would be looking for starters in the new tenements. In particular, this rocky terrain 3km in length:


which is located here with all the so-called 'Goldilocks' features for mineralised pegs, if my understanding is correct.



tell me if i'm just leading myself astray