Nope.
If the nickel "shoots" are fault shredded, then imagine a piece of paper that has been torn into lots and lots of thin strips then crumpled, then straightened out again. Expect the most structurally complicated system, and then you can be impressed if it is simpler then you expect.
That is only an outsider's comment, because the people with the best knowledge in this case are the BUX geo's. They have done the mapping.
Ann: Significant Massive Sulphide Mineralisation at Conductor J, page-28
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