Ann: New High-Grade Copper Intersection At Wodger Prospect, page-120

You don't have to be rocket scientist to know where to drill

Haha!

I get your drift beans, but a rocket scientist wouldn't have a clue where to drill, nor anyone as smart, unless he or she were a geologist with experience and nous and a logical brain. But even then, from what I hear, you can have half a dozen of those types of smart geos and all might have a different opinion. That's how difficult the task is!

As you and I know, the 5 RCs did not head south as we had expected; no, they generally stayed in the same zone instead. Now why did that happen?

The chief geo is Richard Pugh. He has been around this part of the Bryah for quite few years now and is now a paid executive, but worked with AUR before that as a consultant connected with Omni GeoX I believe. Anyway, I would expect that he would have made the decision to drill back in the sweet surface zone, even though both DDs had failed, and the DHEM in DD1 showed nothing worthwhile.

This Appendix from Mon's ann tells us that all 5 were collared further north than DD1 with RC 5 being the furthest north. It was collared 215ms north of DD1. An interesting development! 3 cheers for Mr Pugh do I hear? I think so! He has a decent number of shares in AUR too, so good luck to him too for that!