Thanks for the clear explanation, and yes - late time conductors is what you want to see with Heli-VTEM surveys in the Mt Isa and Cloncurry blocks, so this is encouraging news.
If VTEM Late Time conductors do turn out to be economic copper sulfides then that Mohawk corridor looks to be the place to be, the entire trend is undrilled by anyone so a drill hole into each one of those Mohawk 2, 3 & 4 anomalies should settle the issue, we already know that the Mohawk Discovery area has two drill holes with reasonable grades and widths, and Mt Hope itself shows up as a VTEM anomaly, so a few new drill targets coming out of this, so looks alright to me.
Not every VTEM anomaly will necessarily be a viable orebody, but it would statistically be pretty strange if all the remaining strong late-time VTEM anomalies were all duds/low-grade/graphite.
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