I am sure this is a dopey thought but it comes in the form of a question. We know they put the probes down the hole at the angle they are drilling in order to 'see' beyond the width of the drill bit. I know they change the angle of the drill when they are on the hunt if it is necessary to do so, but once they have 'hit the mark', would they change the angle of the drill for the next hole so that when the put the down hole probe into the shaft it will give them a clearer idea or picture of grade laterally and at debth because the angle of the 360o radius has changed. I know they would not waste the drill money just on a hunch but they might want to see more of what they have from a different angle.

If I did not make myself clear, then disregard the post.

Best wishes,

Jerry Francis