traps7 wrote: in the mining world, BAY "s historic drill hole here,.{
- 110 metres (m) core length grading 2.45% copper (Cu) from surface at the 2750N Zone
- 56m core length grading 3.07% Cu from 12.2m depth at the 2750N Zone
-
..is considerd to quaulify as a potential mine.... Although being historic core with no follow up by BAY,then BAY only uses this as an example of the potential to find a massive layer below . .............. PS,.,,,USING VERY ROUGH OFF THE CUFF NUMBERS HERE,..breaking down the 110 meter drill core from surface, and still open at depth, but just useing what "s in front of us using the core numbers,...i well use feet instead of meters,..and we know the distance trace from other core being an area defined ,..1200 x 2100 x 330 = 831,600,000 cubic feet..divied by 12 { +density = one cubic foot } + 69,300,000 tons of ore..We know one ton has 2.5 % copper so 69,300,000 tons x 50 lbs / tn of copper = 3,465,000,000 pounds , yes thats billion "s,,,,very rough calculation ,but very close to what numbers suggest as being hidden potential PS,. IN MY OPINION , management knows this mine is here, but belive the congo style prize sits below some were, thinking that seeing 3 % copper at surface for over 150 feet , then there has to-be a major plumbing sysem below in-order to deposit so much weigth ( 60 ld/tn ) up-to surface...and also 50 pounds over 330 feet from surface,..We also know three other anomalies hold tons of copper but no follow up has been done,. In my opinion, from this summer geology testing, BAY well look for details on how deep the flat lying bed of copper deposit sits,. Thomas, is hoping no deeper then 500m as cost below this would be for deeper pockets...just thinking out loud,.Traps7