A bit more on McAra as it may help get some confidence in the...

A bit more on McAra as it may help get some confidence in the current drill at mulligan in colours and pictures

"The McAra prospect has been the focus of intense exploration for base metals and cobalt.
Exploration of VMS targets resulted in negative results. Over 5000 metres of cobalt-oriented
exploration drilling has outlined a narrow, but very high-grade vein of massive cobaltite
(figure 3) with grades of approxiately 1-14% cobalt over a distance of 175 metres,
generally to a depth of 100 metres.

Area geology is dominated by Proterozoic Nipissing Diabase dykes and sills, Cobalt Group
metasediments, Archean metabasalt, sulphidic metasediments (VMS) and gabbro. The cobalt
vein is located on the margin of a late Proterozoic diabase dyke and may be reflected by a
small intense magnetic high. "

Here is what the cobaltite breccia looked like


Here is what McAra looked like in the polymetalic scan  (does this look like something weve just seen)


So . .  all looks very similar to Mulligan at