Ann: 30% CU Intersected in Narrow Sediment Horizon at Wodger, page-33

I'm still trying to understand the diagrams.

The presence of the 30% (only over a width of 8 inches though) copper is of interest of course, but it's what is shown above that in Figure 2 that interests me more.

See here: Note the blue outlines = VMS - pierced by ACs 108 and 109. Wow, vms cu at and near the surface, but small. Needs more explanation, so see the diag below this one.





You should be able to see that areas outlined in blue are an oxide expression of vms. The company has picked out 4 copper intersections from the aircore drilling and assays, 2 in each Figure.

Note the 2 black dotted lines in Fig 2 (top one) - the upper one separates oxide zone from the transition zone and the lower one separates the transition zone from the primary/fresh rock zone. At a guess, about 75% of the depicted vms zone shown in Fig 2 is oxide, 22% in the transition zone and 3% in the primary/hard rock zone. The 30% cu is in the hard rock zone.

What is below?? It says VMS HORIZON.

All of this is in the northern part. The next lot of drilling will be in the southern part is my guess. See Fig 1.