It's a different part of Canada and different ground, and there's some pretty funky pre-work that was done earlier in the century by prospectors who couldnt really scale up to the requirement.
Whereas Cobalt camp drills (nearly all our ground) is thin high percentage cobalt veins . . this is over in another area and basically a large amount of ground that could be cobalt and other metalic rich near the surface.
My take is that there's two thoughts on this. One that the ground is very prospective blah blah . . but the other is that they can hold off the Cobalt Camp drills whilst the inevitable build up plays out there with ISI/BMR/First Cobalt etc. wild guess
Cats.
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