To whose credibililty do you speak? There is no doubt the drilling intersections are at angles and not horizontal to the dip of the zone(s). But, that would not change the assay values. EVG has not claimed at any thing to know the true widths, but has found high grade surrounded by low grade and over considerable widths, depths and strikes. There is no resources estimate at this time, which would be the results some cubic/triangular X grade formula summation that requires the data from many closely spaced holes. Rattlesnake is what it is at this stage of exploration, and I submit the potential of billions of dollars to some humans has the similar lure of blood in the water to sharks.

It is an unlikely possiblity, but some investors may not know the basic standard of drilling assay sample; a five foot interval. Why five feet has come to be the standard I don't know, but 5.5 feet is though of as the minium width of paying vein material needed or underground mining. EVG high grade intercepts are much wider, so that even with the steepest angle of the dangle their contribution is significant.