Bunker Hill

Consider for a moment Bunker Hill alone covers an area of something like 150km2.

A team of a few geos head out to look for floating or outcropping rocks that might look interesting and if a geo or two actually find something they take out a hammer and try to crack the sample open to ascertain if it contains anything of exploration value. The fact that anything at all is uncovered is astounding and even more so when you realise that practically all of Bunker Hill (much like the rest of NL) is under cover with little in the way of outcropping bedrock.

There’s been very little in the way of exploration at Bunker Hill but with such huge tenements you have look in as many places as you can if you're looking for the big hits as soon as possible.

There isn’t even a completed magnetic survey just yet but this is coming and to think we’ve already got current and historical peak data results of 57%Cu, 407g/tAg and 17g/tAu it would certainly seem to be an exciting place to explore from an economic mining perspective.

Add to this the occurrence of significant healthy values of tellurium (9.98ppm) and bismuth (1119ppm) along with visual evidence of fluorite and iron oxides then the potential for a porphyry deposit system might just be taking shape.

Dreaming ? Well maybe and it’s early days but it would appear to be as good a place as any to dream about.

To think we’ve also got Hermitage, Malachite etc to back it all up is about as encouraging as it gets.
There isn't anyone on Earth more disappointed with the share price right now than myself but the way I see it we're hunting elephants and that's a business fraught with difficulty and risk.
So be it

GLTAH and the very best of all good luck to Sam and team.