RE:RE:RE:RE:bayhorse-commissions-first-silver-bar-pour-in-35-yearsI think we can assume that if production does not start soon costs are still too high at current Ag price. Waiting for higher Ag price will of course bring us more dilution. I often wonder what if BHS from the start did what experienced miners do, spend their money on drilling a resource large enough to make it a attractive takeover target. SliverCrest did this and have a huge proven reserve that major miners are probably drooling over. The BHS plan to first move into production to finance further developement and increase shareholder value has been a dismal failure. Shareholder value is only a fraction of what it was a few years ago and will steadily decrease with more dilution.