Ann: 30% CU Intersected in Narrow Sediment Horizon at Wodger, page-35

Sorry, I did not mean to imply that. "Furphy" was probably the wrong word. I should have said, instead, that's not the major prize (imo). It's a real reading of course and being XRF, the lab assay reading is likely to be higher.

As per my last post, this area seems to be mainly a weathered vms. Maybe it was much bigger and richer one day but over millions of years it eroded to leave what is there now. Red Bore is/was like that I reckon.

The assays will tell more, but to me the focus from now will be to the south. The southern plate will get the attention now. I'll have to go back and read more about it - middle of last year it was identified I think, along with 2 others.