Rockcliff Metals Corp C.RCLF

RE:RE:More Information, From The Source!

[javaman12]

Martyboss, Ken wasn't annoyed at all! In fact, he seemed positively overjoyed at the prospect of drilling at Penex.

He mentioned that these targets are located just 4 km from Hudbay's Lalor mine. And with the information that he gave me, Penex is locted well within the same VMS district as Lalor.

So there is good potential for discovering something of real significance at Rockcliff's 100% owned Penex property.

I realize that a few essential holes need to be drilled near Bur to see if there are good hits available with all the targets available there. But I still have high expectations that Rockcliff might strike it rich for the company at Penex. There is a lot of potential available there.

Remember that there is already a known open pit project at Hudbay's Pen deposit. They down play the importance of that property because they know that Rockcliff holds its down dip extension.

Ken Lapierre made an astute acquisition when that property west of Lalor was staked.

Hudbay was asleep at the switch, so to speak, because they were so focused on Lalor, shutting down their Flin Flon operations and shifting their most essential staff to Snow Lake.

It is my hope that this property will be a game changer for Rockcliff Metals. But drilling will have to confirm the best of my expectations!

Ken mentioned to me that he would be thrilled to receive their 35% windfall when Talbot is finally constructed and mined! But that is on Hudbay's agenda.

So in fact, he concurs with your sentiment that it would be great if the money flow from Talbot would fund the rest of the company's exploration endeavours. But for now, Hudbay is focused elsewhere.

So now one is saying that Talbot is just a 'moose pasture'. Ken says that there remain many targets at Talbot and Hudbay's other potential nearby VMS sites, yet to drill.

And Rockcliff still has the Tower region to explore. It has both VMS and PGM potential. And with further successful drilling, a lot may one day, be uncovered there!

Unconstructed mines may look just like moose pasture, but a lot of money has been spent on creating that dream. It is for the miner to bring the project into realization because of the tremendous amount of capital involved.

Explorers could theoretically become miners. But they would have to convince a royalty company or metal streamer to provide the upfront money to construct a mine. However, it would depend upon the scale of the project. Size is important! And I guess that is why Ken continues to emphasize that point.

                           I remain confident that Rockcliff will one day find a project of that size!

                                        The first mine is the hardest to construct.

                                                    The rest become easier to build!

                                                              All the best! Java

[Martyboss]

209,000 on the bid at .025 and 10,000 on the ask, I just picked up another 5000 and the ask is still at 10,000.