WR1 General Discussion, page-30642

IndianaJ, there hasn't exactly been a 'two month delay' since last assay results. There were a dozen new holes' results included in the recent resource upgrade announcement. It's unclear where those holes were located without a plan showing hole numbers but some could have been in the vicinity of that promising SW hole (170?). Anyway, they all seemed to be exploration holes rather than infill holes and none showed intersections worthy of a separate announcement, which is no surprise when drilling outside the boundaries of a known resource. One of the reasons assays are still slow is that PMET has as usual been bombarding their lab, which is probably the SGS lab that WR1 still uses, along with another so far unnamed one I think. Without PMET in existence we'd probably get much faster service.