All good, thanks for posting your estimates and extra info on Taronga I'm really excited for the next 2 years to see where Taronga and Mt Cobalt can take us. I feel like these will be monsters as we discover more about them and ways to increase recovery. I've done a lot of research about Mt Cobalt and the surrounding areas of Black Snake as I do believe more testing will show higher grades. This journal mentions the Black Snake area a bit and Mt Cobalt, Mt Coora, etc (Pg 96-97 and Pg 99). I remember reading this a while back and don't believe I linked it. Had a laugh at the part where the geologist got an interesting find and said the only recorded cases are from meteorites. Next thing I see, 3D modelling of a large ball in the ground with a high magnetic susceptibility. I know this is 99.99% not a meteorite but I had to do a double take with that announcement!
I'm really excited for the next 2 years to see where Taronga and Mt Cobalt can take us. I feel like these will be monsters as we discover more about them and ways to increase recovery. I've done a lot of research about Mt Cobalt and the surrounding areas of Black Snake as I do believe more testing will show higher grades. This journal mentions the Black Snake area a bit and Mt Cobalt, Mt Coora, etc (Pg 96-97 and Pg 99). I remember reading this a while back and don't believe I linked it. Had a laugh at the part where the geologist got an interesting find and said the only recorded cases are from meteorites. Next thing I see, 3D modelling of a large ball in the ground with a high magnetic susceptibility. I know this is 99.99% not a meteorite but I had to do a double take with that announcement!
