twincreeks,This ones actualy more complicated than early drill...

twincreeks,

This ones actualy more complicated than early drill results.

If the bedrock sequence produces some indication that pods of high grade can be discovered along the ridges then it should be game over very early on.

If the laterites display signs of hosting consistant high grade sequences then its game over.

But for me the reason it would be game over is because the natural weathering of the area would indicate that the weathering of the bedrock sequence and the laterite sequence will have resulted in potential mega deposits of high grade near surface detrital deposits. Imagine taking 70% of the area high grade manganese distribution and shaking it all up (erosion - remobilisation). You would get a natural benefication process that would concentrate the weathered manganese in a few high grade zones. Just like the channel Iron Ore deposits.

Anyway early results would pretty much seal the deal IMO.

IMO
DYOR