Ann: Minyari Drilling Identifies Resource Growth Opportunities, page-19

Probably not deep down plunge. However, if drilled SW (135-150 degrees) as holes 339, 340 and others were then, as I suspected, infill down plunge.


There appear to be 3 down plunge sites which are roughly half way between 340 and 354. They form a 'fence' some 130m across and as such could test the grid EW variation of the down plunge zone.




The location of the holes on the section above is roughly scaled from Google Earth relative to Hole 340.

Hole 340 had a long intersection that bulked out at 1.2 g/t Au. However, 339 drilled parallel and some 70m grid east gave only these patchy assays.



This apparent decrease to the east is why I suspect the eastern hole to be a near wildcat test in what may the down plunge of the Keel zone or into the projected Minyari East area.

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To date there have been two main bearings of drilling at Minyari Main.
1 - Grid E-W (both E (058deg) and some West (238 deg))
2 Grid SW (135-150 degrees).
Hole 193 was apparently a one off at 10 deg Azimuth.
Natural deviation is apparent in many holes plotted on the long section above.

It isn't easy to visualise the complexities of 3D and also to try and represent them. 3D software certainly helps but can't be shown readily in announcements. Thus there are sections and plans.
The 50225E section is a form of long section where there is a clip window applied to reduce the clutter visible on the composite section. Easier to see but there is a loss of detail in and out of the section with the clipping.

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Holes on the grid west side of Minyari will probably be drilled grid East. Further to the west either Sundown tests or deep Minyari tests (too deep perhaps and would pass below the plunging zone - still worth a test?)

Some thoughts which hopefully gives you some ideas @Hilge.