Vautex,
I'm a bit slow in picking things up some times so please accept my apology upfront. One of you posts a few weeks ago mentioned the following:
"Drilling at depth would be very telling IMO. Historic drill holes in a couple of locations hit grades of 1.18%V2O5, 13.66% Ti02 and 71.9% Fe2O3. Dunno, if it was me I'd wack a couple of deeper holes down just to be sure."
You don't have the locations of those holes and what depth they were drilled to?? I am working on something and would love to know who drilled them, where they drilled and to what depth they encountered the aforementioned grades (presume this was pre GPN and YRR - maybe Western Mining??).
I have always been a big supporter drilling deeper to establish exactly how deep the resource goes and what grades may be found at depth.
Hope you can help...
historical drilling
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