Yes, if you dig back to 2010 some interesting higher grade...

Yes, if you dig back to 2010 some interesting higher grade copper zones at depth (see line graph page 3)!
But I heard hole drifted to the west away from what is now known as the likely intrusive (from Gravity Data).

Key results from the deep hole are summarised as follows
• Gold mineralisation was widespread throughout the hole. Of the 145 samples of mineralised material analysed over half contained between 0.1g/t Au to greater than 2 g/t Au.
• The hole contained the suite of metals which is characteristic of an Intrusion-Related Gold Deposit and include; Tungsten, Molybdenum, Bismuth, Tellurium, Antimony and Arsenic.
• Tungsten is associated with gold mineralisation as the mineral scheelite throughout the hole and increases in abundance at depth with a peak value of 4930 ppm (0.49%) at 838 m downhole.
• Copper and silver are notably more abundant at deeper levels with peak values of 1.2% and 22 ppm respectively at 714 m downhole. Molybdenum, Bismuth and Tellurium are also present at lower levels (peak levels 88 ppm, 300 ppm and 2.2 ppm respectively).

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Looking more interesting by the day!