So, you have worked that out beans. To answer you: I don't know!...

So, you have worked that out beans.

To answer you: I don't know! However, this lot of RC drilling seems to have identified more 0xide copper (much more in fact - azurite and malachite)) but deeper; and RC 2 and 3 have hit bornite (your favourite!!) which has been 'interpreted to be on the margins of the VMS system.' So, the northern conductor plate may not be dispensed with yet as a vms deposit. That would be very good thing beans.

Then tackle the southern conductor plate to see what is there.

Back to the bornite holes due within the next 2 weeks with the assays, so not long to wait! Those drills will be profiled in the next report. Bornite can be either oxide or hard rock I believe, so it will be really interesting to see what the assays show.

For newbies, and oldies too, here is the pic showing both the northern and southern plates taken from the 24 April ann. It's clear that from this, coupled with Figures 1 and 2 from yesterday's report, that these 5 RC holes are in the northern plate area and did not head south.