Let's look at this statement
"The principal qualification with the 3D model is that the significant widening of the IP chargeability aura to the west of the West Pit is not indicative of increasing relative width of the sulphide mineralisation causing the aura, although some increase in width could occur. Rather, the significant increase in the width of the aura to the west is mostly indicative of the increasing intensity or grade of the sulphide mineralisation giving off the IP chargeability aura."
So looking at Fig 2 we can see
1) the Nth-Sth width of the aura at the East Pit is about 200m and likewise at the West Pit
2) the Nth-Sth width of the aura at around 400m west of the west pit is much wider - about 2 kms
3) But the width N-S is "indicative of the increasing intensity or grade"
4) It's 10 x wider (2km c/w 200m) - so 10x higher grades of sulphide mineralisation
5) Sulphide Mineralisation may or may not indicate Gold, but the grades of NAD002 & 3 will answer that.
6) If the average grade of NAD002 & 3 is say 2 g/T that's indicative
7) So 400m to the west of the West Pit the grades are likely to be 10x 2g/T, that is around 20 g/T.
8) If all that is true (it's a hypothesis at this stage) then that's where the Motherload is.
9) The motherload is likely to be at least 1km wide from East to West - maybe more
10) The Nth-Sth width of the Motherload is unknown - the 2km aura is not indicative of area.
So how quickly can the get into drilling 400m west of the West Pit? The target is narrowing.
