RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:5 months later...If you knew the requirements for a current NI 43-101 then you know they can't use the histroical drill holes because they are too old to be included. Therefore there wasn't as many holes to use in creating a 3D model and calculating area tonnage. Dyke 1 was the ONLY dyke used for the 43-101 and Dyke 1 is still open at depth. We have Dyke 8 that looks very promising, and oh yeah, a total of 13 Dykes discovered so far! This area is rich in clusters spread out over FAT and NVA's (Snow Lake Resources) land holdings.
We have had to stretch out funds in a challenging lithium market but once people realize the investment needed today in junior battery metals resources companies to supply the demand for batteries cells in the future (5-10 years from now). Whether it's for computers, cell phones, EVs, Buses, Semis, Delivery fleets, Ferries, Planes, Building energy storage, Grid power storage the demand will be huge. This is the beginning stages of the transfer away from fossile fuels. The goal is once we securing funding we then do an aggressive drill campaign and really show how large the clusters form over this land and keep adding tonnage to the NI 43-101 dyke by dyke. FAT is just at the beginning, they have a lot to proove, but based on how many Dykes they have found so far, it's a risk I'm willing to take.