Hi @Dreagle. As you say early days. Pipe like bodies are good to have from a geological model point of view. Ni, Co and Cr anomalies are a dime a dozen in this type of rock and only tell us that the rock is ultramafic. These elements are readily accommodated in the silicate mineralogy and need not have any sulphide association whatsoever to get 1000’s of ppm level soil anomalies.
In short right rocks, right intrusive geometries, no other data to suggest sulphides or not - yet.
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