Hit quite shallow too, looks like old drilling says it runs from the surface to a degree. Probably what got the interest back then. Zinc is a more desirable metal even now with reports seen of an ongoing worldwide shortage and prices have been quite high for quite a few years now. Looks like the Tassie govt got a bit of a good overall return on the way here for its little incentive. August assays will be a nail biter. Looking at those cores, look good to me.
Ann: Massive Sulphides Intersected at North Scamander, page-4
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