Wondering how the winner, Larvotto resources , hole was included in that table as the hole BKC015 pretty much followed the ore body dip going down , instead of being at right angles to it to get true width .
It looks like the company deliberately did it to get an idea of mineralised structure at depth rather than show bragging rights .
The table is nice to see even without true width , but also in isolation without knowing the strike length to get an idea of tonnage per vertical meter the numbers missed out a variable in determining potential .
thank you for posting it though @speculator101 as it is a lazy way for me to look at potential gems
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