Ann: CSA Independent Review, page-58

Guilty. It was me.

@Thumder - it's very possible to go from barren rock to massive nickel sulphide in mere centimetres, let alone 10 metres. That's not a hang up on the story.

Also, in the review it said although the grades are low because of low total sulphide content, the tenor of the sulphides drilled to date (nickel content of the sulphide phase) is 3.5 to 4 percent - average for a nickel sulphide system like they're looking for. So rest assured there's every chance of finding nickel sulphide associated with the conductor. Nothings certain of course, but weights of evidence point down a certain path as more likely than others. Just need to drill it and find out if they're right of course.

GLTAH and DYOR