old exploration reports and ramblings , page-3

Thanks for that mate. Appreciate your input as always.

You have given me a few more things to ponder and investigate. But as usual all this geological examination and re-examination brings many variables into the fray.

I am also of the opinion that one of these plays will come up very good. In the meantime it is a matter of spotting good plays early and applying rigorous risk control measures.

I had pondered the possibilities of false signals. Graphite seems unlikely as the anomaly is a bit too coherently associated with the mag anomaly. I had though of perhaps some alteration on the foot wall side which would have made to rock more susceptible to weathering but even that would bode well in that if the Mag body is an ultramafic then there would be indication of fluid partitioning.

Standard story as always i guess, pick the most believable geologically sound stories work out the risk/reward ratio and hope for the best.

Feel quite good about this one. Been picking up a few here and there from inpatient punters. As i see it if its another ball of Po hoo hum. And if it is the prized Ni-Cu orebody i am after i reckon i will buy a stuffed Grizzly bear for my living room. hahahahaha