"hell of a lot of tickets in the draw"

Very well put by this publication. The number of samples now at the labs for Kalamazoo is extraordinary. They know they have a very similar deposit to Pilbara Mines' Pilgangoora. They know they have lithium. They know they have 30 prospects to prioritise. Now just need to get the drills happening early next year to measure the depths and lithium-richness of them pegmatites.
Of course having more and more gold in ground approaching 2moz is hard to see much downside here.

Kalamazoo is now focussed on advancing its lithium targets towards a drill-ready status by completing the Marble Bar soil sampling program, completing follow up laboratory assays, field mapping and drill permitting.

The market is going crazy for all things lithium right now, spurred on by a number of remarkable hard rock and brine discoveries around the world. If Kalamazoo can even get a hint of colour in its soil sampling program it will be game on for the ASX-listed junior explorer – and with nearly 9000 samples to be submitted, it has a hell of a lot of tickets in the draw.

With neighbours such as the Mineral Resources’ owned Wodgina lithium mine and Pilbara Minerals’ Pilgangoora lithium project it perhaps comes as no surprise that preliminary results are showing strong lithium indications - Now to let the drill rig do the talking.