Ann: Quarterly Activities Report and Appendix 5B , page-16

re: Ann: Quarterly Activities Report and Appe... G'day Jaybird.

I disagree somewhat. I think native copper at 113m within the western limb of the anticline is a lightbulb moment on the geology because it is in all likelihood altered stratabound primary ore that has not been transported, and as the company suggests - is a vector to the primary deposit.

No mention in the report, but it might make some sense to do an EM survey on it to help map the orientation and extent of the transitional sulphides - with a chance of getting a response from primary chalcopyrite at depth too (if it exists). And then set the drill targets from the interp. But in saying that - I am aware that the host shale is very conductive and perhaps would over-shadow any potential EM anomalies from the Cu minerals.

Anyway - hopefully this will shape up to be another Nifty. I still haven't bought yet - but will be following more closely now.