Good consistency - (Though I thought that Muddy Creek already...

Good consistency -



(Though I thought that Muddy Creek already has some weak drilling by USGold, unless that's on their side of the boundary.)

Looks like Cathedral grades but with strong consistency, so maybe more wide-spread veins etc.

This is Trumpet for comparison (I should have put the grades in, but mainly I was wanting to see where the strong samples wee coming from exactly, including antimony):



On this map, Muddy Creek seems to beat out everything in the area in terms of soil samples (but that doesn't show the main area of Trumpet).


Their map probably does a better job than mine to show the consistency, but mine will allow for viewing the project in full for better perspective, or noting mountain steepness etc.




Muddy Creek:


Trumpet:



Train:




So:
- Muddy Creek beat Train (for surface samples).
- Muddy Creek sort of beat Trumpet (for surface samples), but Trumpet having an impressive amount of Antimony byproduct, which could give it extra importance for potential grants.
- However, Muddy Creek falls upon the boundary with USGold. Pit design/drilling issues?
- And I thought Muddy Creek had some somewhat weak historical drilling by USGold.
- Access looks a bit more difficult from the prospective RPM Plant road, than access to Trumpet. There are other ways to access Muddy Creek easily, but going through USGold's claims from the river access road, and being the long way around to the RPM plant. I think the prospective RPM access road goes through USGold's claims anyway though.
- Muddy Creek looks steeper than Trumpet -