I'm not super familiar with the BLEG methodology having never used it but from memory the anomalies generated aren't absolute measures, the data defines anomalies in relation to itself (need to check and bone up on this). An 80ppb sample collected from this environment can't be compared to say one collected from an erosional regolith from a greenstone belt in WA. What is encouraging is that the company are also using BLEG in Quebec to explore their Larder Lake-Cadillac tenure. They will know the successes and limitations of this type of sampling very well I would expect. Esh
Ann: Chalice identifies gold-in-soil anomalies at Pyramid Hill, page-17
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