It's my understanding the LBSU is going to sit back and let Nak and their JV parntner Anglo do all the heavey lifting with regard to permitting, roads, power and handling the local resistance to the Pebble project. No doubt the staking of Big Chunk was an insightful and brillant move. Not to mention the lion share of breccia pipe staking that occured in Arizona. I believe it all boils down to patience and luck. One can never have enough of both.Check out the Hunter Dickson website. They have addressed the issue on a limited basis. CEO Mr. Briscoe has mentioned LBSU's intentions in a number of his web broadcast presentations as well. In my opinion LBSU's limited cash on hand would be better spent drilling pipes for uranium here in the states. If a giant like Anglo can't swing the Alaskan deal what chance would little exploration company have?