worlds longest time to clean out a ballmill, page-15

Excellent explanation Bobminer, The other important question to ask is what difference does it make whether the recovery from the clean out is 1000 ozs or 2000 ozs. The orebodies have been proven to be extremely rich compared to most other Australian exploration prospects/projects anyway. They are also outcropping/subcropping and yielding good gold with every excavator scoop.What difference will it make if the final average grade is an extra 2 or 3 grams in this scheme of things? There is a tremendous amount of work to be done yet before the 3 dimensional picture of the OP, GH and the other orebodies in the Tanami leases/tenements are fully understood. Bobminer is correct in implying that patience is a virtue, and YES the managers of ABU have been very transparent and in my opinion very professional. You will sink in the mud if you dare to venture anywhere near those latitudes on an outback Australian tour this time of year.

I wont say good luck to all ABU shareholders because we have had the good luck in the discovery of these orebodies. I will say what Bob said. BE PATIENT and cheers,

Helmenesh