Ann: MASSIVE SULPHIDES INTERSECTED IN FIRST DRILL AT LITTLE DUKE, page-4

I like the sound of this part of the announcement:

‘Importantly, the trend of mineralisation appears to continue to the south along the northwest margin of a large magmatic body interpreted to be deep and large igneous intrusion (Refer ASX Release - 18 October 2019). Future targets at Little Duke will continue to be defined in the sparsely drilled area going to the south testing for continuity of the strong sulphide mineralization intersected in this drill hole.’

Looking back through the archives, I found these images from the 29/11/2018 Release. It looked compelling then, and it looks even more compelling now, i.e., geological interpretation could be spot on — just follow your nose.

Exciting times!

All IMO, DYOR, GLTAH