Ann: Multiple Gold Intercepts Continue to Expand Burns, page-3

I haven't been keeping up with the drilling under the lake as I have been kinda busy and missed the last few announcements but the good news is that LEFR353 looks decent, and they are starting to get enough holes in Burns now to start to understand it a bit better.




Still looks pretty complex to me, and some geology not fully explained yet, but they have seen fit to slot a deep drill hole from the lake to test that area on Section 120N between holes LEFR353 and hole LRR007 (which admittedly didn't have much in it), this is a quite large gap in the drilling with pure guesswork invoked to explain the position of faults, geology and what controls the mineralisation until this planned hole is drilled. Distribution of gold and copper still looks abit random and patchy and I'm just wondering if its some sort of structural control rather than a geological control or maybe something else as yet unidentified or maybe a preferential drill orientation puzzle that might need looking at?