The conductor is 2.7km long and about 1km wide. Either it's one...

The conductor is 2.7km long and about 1km wide. Either it's one of the biggest deposits in the world (very unlikely), or it's non-mineralised conductive rock.

And the mineralisation at the Iris prospects has pyrrhotite, which is a magnetic mineral. You can see mag highs at the two Iris prospects, due to the pyrrhotite. This new conductor has no magnetic anomaly. Suggesting it is something different to Iris.

I mean, they still should drill it. Maybe it is something. But I wouldn't bet my house on it.