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Post by jimrockfordon Dec 22, 2014 10:35am
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Some DD...

Some DD...
I have done some DD on the San Alfredo Project, the new property that DOT picked up in Paraguay and Paraguay in general. Some points:
 
- The concession is aobut 75 km in length and about 2 to 3 km in width. Voisey Bay was about half the length. 
 
- It's about 250 miles from Asuncion, which is where you fly into.
- Geochem shows there is ore there.
 
- The group who owned the property accidentally let it lapse. The new guys got the heads up and scooped it.
 
- The new group wanted J. Komarnicki in the drivers' seat due to his track record.
 
- A company called Morvan (?) did a lot of work on the property where the faulting connects / coincides. They found in the 1.3% plus nickel range.
 
- Millions have been spent on the property by other people. 
 
- The fault structure where the highest grade nickel is has the nickname "the cueball." It is a very high density 5 km target.
 
- The deposit is an ultramafic structure.
 
- Due to past drilling, an inexpensive drill program should turn up somethng very, very compelling.
 
- This property has quite a profile in Paraguay. There is a very good chance that Paraguayans will want a chance to buy into it.
 
FYI: Paraguay has very good rules for the doing of business. It's been reported that the Bush family has put almost $400 million into the country.

There's more for later...

Cheers.


Jim
 
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