I attended the AGM.Had a good look at some rocks on display.They...

I attended the AGM.
Had a good look at some rocks on display.
They are moving the drill to commence drilling on the 4th hole in a few days.
Apparently there is quite heavy rain now, almost every day but are hopeful they will get the drilling completed before access to the site is no longer available because of the wet weather.
Once the drilling is complete the samples go to South Africa for crushing before being exported back to Oz for analyse. They fly it over so the from SA so that is only a day and then 6 to 8 weeks for assay results.
Matt said they were evidence of sulphides but they will have drill a lot deeper to find the main body of sulphides. This will happen next year, and they will spend more time building access so that truck mounted rigs can get in and drill deeper.
There is evidence of weathering at depth and this is usually indicative of copper sulphides at depth - the same as at Tsumeb.
They have also engaged a consultant geologist who did a lot of the work on the Tsumeb resources.