"$10 buyout??? Crazydik will never wake up! The area is HUGE and much is to be explored. We are in the early chapters so enjoy the ride!!"
A $10 buyout, i think Crazy would be awake well before that lol. good stuff, i do think that your second last sentence reasonates with a truth which is benchmarked by the drilling to date in this good ol 20km strip we're now enjoying an incredible (putting it mildly)hits and mineralization the likes of which many in the industrly have never seen before in thier lifetimes, that fact in and of itself lends credence to the ROF's subsurface richness.
The ROF remains largely unexplored, specifically there remains quite a bit of land yet to be explored within the same 20 or so km zone between AT11 and Thunderbird. Your comment about the chapters being early ring true to a degree, lord knows how many we all feel we've been through since Aug 07, as suchI am quite content to have NOT continue to explore its claims at its leisure while drilling off the Eagles Nest after all that's how Thunderbird came to light, chapter book indeed, it will have many many more to come.
4 Drills currently at Eagle One's Eagles Nest ( i call it that as it 'twas he who perched upon the land first) 2 of them large and incharge deep directional capable and the others one would hope are good ol' Johnny and June .
One Drill is finally back at AT12 as a result of BHEMs run on specific holes, this is great stuff going on here folks and it's quite obvious that NOT liked what the surveys showed down below. If this new alignment drilling at AT12 yeilds great intercepts and helps to increase grades then imo they'll have to give ol' AT12 a new name, perhaps "Pheonix" would be appropriate or maybe that should be saved for Eagle Two. It too also had minimal geophysics run on it back then, chromite kind of ran all over the nickel so to speak and the play became all about chromite, hello Blackbirds, one things for sure, it's most encouraging to me to see that NOT has run BHEM's on Eagle Two, who knows what the surveys have shown, maybe they'll need to punch an examination hole into that ol Eagle, one real deep to get a good look see.
Busy place right now up there and I would lay odds that there are several teams of geos and assistants each tasked with unlocking the mysteries of thier specific target working long hours under the lantern light as well as multiple crews running BHEMs on near every hole drilled by NOT and it's ex JV partners.
It was an interesting ride today eh? One chaulk full of surprises!
By the way, sag4tag, Happy Birthday man!
Cheers all.
One more thing, the "tell" this time around was embedded within Genuity's report, it told us what was coming.
Notster
