A recent newsletter comment:

" Evolving Gold (EVG-V, EVOGF-Qbb; $0.89 on V) has completed drilling this
season at Rattlesnake but is a long way from releasing all the results. Like last year, EVG is getting slow lab turnaround so it could be another couple of months before all the holes are reported. After a slow start, the com- pany had some luck with the drill and re- ported some strong gold intersections this month.
The better holes were drilled at North Stock on the Rattlesnake Hills project. EVG per- mitted better located drill pads for this area last winter. This allowed EVG to cut the zones at better angles and to get a fuller pic- ture of the breadth of mineralization. Higher grade results from North Stock include hole 126 which intersected 161.4 metres grad- ing 1.84 g/t gold including 76 metres grading 3.14 g/t gold, and hole 128 which intersected 224 metres grading 1.03 g/t gold. Other holes at North zone cut lower grade but much longer intercepts of gold as- sociated with porphyry dykes. There are ob- viously still details to be worked out at North Stock and there was no map accompanying the release but North Stock does seem to be building some scale. EVG has 26 holes still to report that should help clarify things and give traders a better sense of the overall scale potential at Rattlesnake. EVG should be able to hold its value in the meantime and has the potential for a jump if one of the
holes being drilled in Nevada generates a strong intercept."