Most likely the same reason they staked so much land around Onaman as they were drilling.

A positive note is they put a cap on the high grades in the 43-101, not factoring in any copper over 9%, gold over 3 g/t, and silver over 180 g/t. If memory serves right, there were several hits of silver (at north and south end) that ranged from 200 g/t to over 500 g/t.

The gold component at the old Tashota mine was pretty impressive. I think that site is roughly 1.5km northeast of Lynx. It would be nice if another find like that was uncovered. If the old timers found it in the 1930's, it's not unrealistic to believe more could be found these days.