Hi
@CoYsAlready have had many discussions with JP throwing my theories and thoughts into the mix. Whilst JP is guided by his experts and their priorities based on their experience and greater on the ground knowledge he has taken my and other holders views onboard and integrated them into their plans. At times it has taken a while to happen but nonetheless it has and continues to happen.
They are now at West End drilling down plunge and whilst they will be drilling the new multiple dhem plates to prove massive sulphides they will also be doing down plunge deeper stratigraphic holes. I just hope they don't get distracted trying to drill all the dhem plates with only one drill rig before doing a few deeper stratigraphic holes down plunge even though the latter is potentially higher risk.
Like others I have suggested a major multiple rig approach but do understand JPs concern about burning up cash too fast drilling blind holes.
I think there is a balance drilling multiples holes simultaneously and MAD184 at West End is a good example of why it is worth doing as it was a stratigraphic anomaly target 800m from the closest Investigators hole and they hit sulphides and dhem plates that will most probably deliver massive sulphides, extend the strike and down plunge. Given the known 40 degree down plunge mineralisation and MT/AMT road map the potential to intersect further sulphides in step out holes is worth the punt. Hopefully this happens soon.
I have also been pushing for a 100 to 300m exploration hole in the 100% St George owned northern tenement just above the Cathedrals Belt where the MT/AMT survey lit up big time. I sense this is on JPs radar and something will happen there early next year.
Cheers
SandyC
