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Originally posted by hilly_sandman: ↑

Its a pity SR24-1 came back as nothing, this was the Cyclone extension hole trying to infill the 500m Northern EM target, which had the potential to significantly increase the Cyclone deposit, still might extend but this hole suggest northern extension now limited. Arguably they should have drilled this hole another 100m south... SR24-02 based on historical correlation (similar to SR23-5) between visuals probably has 2 x 10m thick zones around 0.6-0.9% Cu.

For SR24-3 and SR24-4, these are nice little hits and likely represent another smaller pit like Chinook. Based on correlation prior visuals (similar SR23-7/9, py / cc) to assays likely SR24-3 goes 10m grading 1.0 - 1.3%Cu. SR24-4 likely 2 x 8m zones >1.2% Cu.

Looking forward to some drilling out of Thunder to define the size of it, EM says it'll be a nice size and grades are good.

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Hopefully follow up MLEM at Cyclone North can identify deeper copper mineralisation in the 150 - 500 metres range.

Plenty of drilling work to be actioned between Cirrus and Corona.

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