Unfortunately, couldn't find any plan view of the EM surveys....

Unfortunately, couldn't find any plan view of the EM surveys.
There was a company in the early 90s that drilled a few holes within the Fairbairn tenement looking for diamondiferous kimberlite pipes. Some air core holes which came back with nothing interesting, and a couple diamond holes, one of which intersected a few intervals of Chalcopyrite.

There was a couple more smaller intervals of chalcopyrite at shallower depths as well.
The hole is approx 500m to the south west of the FLG134 conductor anomaly.

Now I know very little about VMS deposits but is it possible that this chalcopyrite could be a form of dispersion veinlets from a larger body? Or is that more of a porphyry type dispersion?
It may very well have nothing to do with the conductor anomaly and just be a random presence of chalcopyrite but still I thought it was pretty interesting.