Yeah, better than the WIN, ENT, SFX, blah blah blah. Basically, a lot of them drilled conductors in the wrong hosts. LEG went the route of gravity and mag to help identify the hosts first and then survey for conductors. This is the right way to go. Unfortunately, even though they intercepted potential host rocks for magmatic sulphide accumulates (gabbro) with trace metals, it appears they also intercepted non-prospective stratigraphic graphite and pyrrhotite in proximity, which would probably explain the conductors. So they have a challenge there. All IMO.
If you are looking at everything in the FR - watch what BUX do next.
