Ann: Quarterly Report, page-117

"I'm no expert but remember we are talking about 8-10g/t being a great result."

It's an even better result if you look at the size of the sulphide gold in sediment targets they are drilling into

From the quarterly

"The Nagambie Mine target is over 2,000m long, is down dip of the 1990s oxide open pits (steep northerly dip) and commences approximately 230m vertically below surface (roughly 180m down dip of the oxide pits).

The Nagambie North target is only 250m north of the Nagambie Mine target, is around 500m long and commences around 200m below surface.

The Cahill target is 1.7 km north of the Nagambie Mine target, extends for 1,800m to the west of the gravity-indicated Nagambie Crustal Fault, and commences only 100m below surface.

The Racecourse target is 2.7 km north of the Nagambie Mine target, extends for 1,850m to the east of the indicated Nagambie Crustal Fault and, like Cahill, also commences only 100m below surface."

That's over 6 klms of sulphide gold in sediment target!