Stringer sulphides will give a decent conductive response, especially when there is plenty of pyrrhotite in the mix. IMO, it looks like they ARE hitting their targets. Wait until they drill the off-hole conductor they modeled on conductor 4 - IMO, that will be telling.
All that EM looks to be somewhat coincident with the IP anomalies and reported intercepts of disseminated ore. So if you want to keep the story simple, then they are hitting stringer and disseminated sulphides, at the modeled targets. End of story. Looks like more work needed to discriminate massive sulphide targets.
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