Ann: Thick Copper Hits as Drilling Accelerates at Storm, page-35

Although it was nice to read about sulfides in every drill hole, when you get into the detail of the visual logs it only looks like holes SRN24-011 -13 and -019 had appreciable chalcopyrite minerlisation (with the proviso that chalcocite is very difficult to spot in RC chips) so there could very well be some good surprises in the assays from other holes where chalcocite might be under-reported in the visual logs. Makes me wonder though (given they are drilling RC in a remote location with logistics to get samples back to lab), why they didn't bother using a portable XRF to go over the 1m RC sample intervals and give us something better than visual logs seeing as they have nice homogenized 1m RC samples on site. At these grade ranges and with notoriously difficult to spot chalcocite it would make sense to me. Especially since they have an RC drill rig on tracks now so can adjust the drill plan as they drill based on instant portable XRF results rather than wait for 2-4 weeks for assays to be done.