Ann: Multiple new conductors identified at Polar Bear Project, page-2

Not bad. Under-explored region with plenty of smoke in the right ultramafic stratigraphy. Only need to look to the north in the same belt to see what the potential prize is. Being on a salt lake isn't ideal, but I suppose that's part of the opportunity, so why not have a go.

The LT-SQUID was the system developed by Anglo American, or at least they held the exclusivity, and was used during the discovery of their Sakatii Ni-Cu-PGE deposit. Having access to a system with improved signal to noise ratio to detect deeper or subtle conductive zones beneath the Salt Lake could be a game changer!

PBC22-2a and b are intriguing, difficult to model likely due to conductive sediments with nearby Ni-Cu-PGE disseminated sulphide in ultramafic…..the sort of place something could be hiding.

In any case, “The next step is to drill” ......agreed.