Well may our resident downrampers mock the feral goats that inhabit Nagambie's mine site but clearly the NAG Board are innovative thinkers and the goats are all a part of their strategic plan.
In a paper from the UnitedStates, it is reported that the bacterial properties of wild goat feces are a much stronger concoction than that of domesticated goats.
An unlimited supply of free bacteria awaits NAG. Would it not be ironic that the much-maligned feral goats turned out to be NAG's ticket to unlocking the gold from the HLP? Clearlyvisionary work by the NAG Board.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3899958/
Ann: Potential Bacterial Gold Recovery, page-49
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