Ann: Further coarse gold in bulk sampling at Loudens Patch, page-42

@black Cat
You seem to raise the same questions on different forums like you have all knowledge.
If I put 100 tonnes of materials through a plant to concentrate it and extract 3g/t, that is considered a good outcome. 
In that process, we need to consider the cost of that extraction, eg reagents, crushing, floatation, any regrinding, etc, etc.
This result is achieved by an inexpensive, expandable and very commercial process that is less expensive to get such an outcome and again you open your mouth to point out negatives.
Think about how this gold was concentrated and how simple it can be expanded before you open your mouth and get yourself into trouble again.
3g/t recoverable in a simple process? yea I'll have it.
That is the same as putting tonnes into a plant worth 100m and to get that result, only this way it will cost a lot less because the gold is so easily recoverable and proven by the results of this work.
And you can see only the negative?
The upcoming plant design and pfs will not be considering this as I understand but I think anyone can see just what this may add to the output.
I would be happy to see them defer the pfs again to include this but the market will not tolerate it and yet the numbers will be lower without it.
Strange world we live in.
Kind regards, Wack.