IOCG & Radiometrics for Dummies, page-23

If the mud pits are dug soon, they might fill with water before you get there which would be handy!

Regarding SEDEX potential, basement in NDIBK04 looks like the urquart shale so there’s definitely a good possibility of sediment hosted replacement deposits. The mineralisation in NDIBK04 looked to me to be more like in-filling of fractures rather than replacement of carbonates, but it it’s hard to tell just from the photos. Of course, this hole is only one tiny little sample from a massive area and we could find anything as we test targets.

For me, the mag anomaly at Mt Lamb looks too strong to be anything other than magnetite which makes me lean back towards IOCG. I believe magnetite is not commonly associated with sedex systems. That doesn’t rule out sedex because there could be one of these sitting off to the side of the mag anomalies.

The speculation will be over soon. Good luck!