@Joelstar here is what I mean mate - but finding something at...

@Joelstar here is what I mean mate - but finding something at much shallower levels will be lot better.

The top part of the zone is about 450m - 500m depth and the bottom about 850m - 1km.
One may think this is too deep as most think of conventional Open Pits like Tomie and don't think of large porphyry pits that go down to around 500m or more.
Boda and Kaiser Pits will probably go down to around 400m having 0.8g/t AuEq zones around 50m below that level is not too hard to rich. The UG operations will probably be accessed from Drives being dug-up from the bottom of a pit.
In that case even the lower levels only need another ~ 350m to access.

So drilling few holes to test the strike on each side of 108 can add decent grades and ounces. Same with drilling wedge hole from 094 and drilling couple of holes around 094 with one or two scissor holes. And instead of using 0.3g/t AuEq cut-off to use 0.4g/t AuEq when reporting results. 094 will probably read 250m of intercept instead of 592 but grades will be ~ 0.75g/t AuEq - perfectly minable and on par with Cadia.

Trying to drill below Reids Fault will be wasteful at this stage though as Reids Fault has around 500m displacement in the wrong direction unfortunately.