Kalkaroo Cu-Au-Co-Mo Upside

Kalkaroo is in a geologically superb, very large mineralised zone. Which may possibly contain multiples of the current Kalkaroo JORC resource.





The current Kalkaroo deposit is open in a number of directions (see HAV Tweets above). IMLTHO, the JORC for the current Kalkaroo deposit can be further increased through step-out drilling along strike from the known orebody.

The current Kalkaroo copper-gold-moly-cobalt deposit is ~3 kilometres in length.

In addition, the vicinity of Kalkaroo is highly prospective.  There is potentially 14 kilometres of stratabound copper-gold mineralisation around the Kalkaroo South Dome and 22 kilometres around the Kalkaroo North Dome.

Havilah had 3 separate discoveries (made by limited wildcat drilling) in proximity to the existing Kalkaroo deposit, each with more than 1 ore grade intersection, and each of which could turn into a new Kalkaroo style discovery.



At North Kalkaroo, the mineralised structure extends for over 5 kms strike and is up to 300 metre wide where drilled.

The best mineralised hole is located in a gravity trough, which is considered to reflect the most fractured and deeply weathered part of the fault zone.

Faults being the key feeders to the replacement style copper-gold-cobalt mineralisation at both Kalkaroo and North Portia.

Cheers

These are only my random thoughts (the hunger has returned) and it does not constitute investment advice. Before acting on any information you read and before making any financial or investment decisions, you should always consult your advisor(s) or other relevant professional experts.

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