On the north fold limb, a fence of 5 new diamond drill holes has intercepted Cu-rich VMS along a strike length of approx. 1 km (still open along strike and to depth) with preliminary assays of greater than 1% Cu . Drill hole MN-10-90 had a greater than 4.5m intersection with a greater than 1% Cu zone , and drill hole MN10-102 a 15m greater than 1% Cu zon e (1% is the limit of the preliminary assay technique used). This greater than 1 km zone also has strong zinc (Zn) values.

A second VMS target at the nose of the north and west fold limbs appears to be a plunging Zn-Cu-rich VMS body . Drill hole MN10-104 cut spectacular 10cm wide bands of sphalerite (Zn sulphide) throughout a 30m wide massive sulphide horizon. Drill hole MN10-112 (assays pending) was drilled along strike and at a greater depth to the east (approximately 100m) on this body. Field analysis of drill core suggests a potential VMS feeder zone in the vicinity.

This is really BIG if you ask me and is good for ROF because now we have also Cu, next will be Gold:)))

GLTA!