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MacDonald Mines Exploration Ltd V.BMK

Alternate Symbol(s):  MCDMF

MacDonald Mines Exploration Ltd. is a Canada-based mineral exploration company. The Company is focused on the evaluation, acquisition, and development of precious and critical metals properties in Ontario. It is focused on exploring its 100%-owned, 19,455 ha Scadding-Powerline-Jovan (SPJ) Project located 20 kilometers (km) southeast of the prolific Sudbury Mining Camp in Northern Ontario. The SPJ property consists of the Scadding, Powerline, Jovan, Blueberry, Loney and Golden Copper properties. Scadding Mine, as well as additional mineral claims that surround the Scadding Mine site, which is located in Scadding Township near the Wanapitei-Ashigami Lakes district, east of Sudbury, Ontario. Its Hembruff Copper property consists of 30 mining claims over 6.64 square kilometers.


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Post by Wangotango67on Jul 01, 2020 12:11am
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SOMETHING OF INTEREST ?

SOMETHING OF INTEREST ?I LIKE THIS CHARGE MAP  - 
https://ml.globenewswire.com/Resource/Download/db46991d-b23a-4e34-8eef-1cfce0f4d441?size=0

- Red anomalies - explain the Scad Mine + N / S - Pit zones
- It makes sense - anomalies are aligned to 3 former known gold zones



THIS CHARGE MAP - latest version
https://macdonaldmines.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Figure1-Plan_Map_Metal_Factor_200615.png

- Shows the big pink / red  - S - CHARGE  ZONE



NOW - PERFORM THIS TASK -
-  Open up each survey in a program - so you can see each map side by side
- There are 3 lines that make up an S  shape - top, middle, bottom
- Using the 2nd - Pink S charge map - shift only the pink S  till it overlays over the first map 
   where it says....Uranium Trend 3 - - - S - should appear on a 45/d angle
- Bottom line of - S - should align with the - Scad Mine.

- What do you see ?
- If done correcly....the first - bend of the - S - will near match the Uranium trend on first map
   even the odd shape oif the first S bend ( top of S ) correlates with first map charge structure
- The bottom part of the pink S  will align over Scad Mine.


I feel the first map link - correlates with the 3 existing pit mines -
I fele the second link mao - seems off.

Now...it's not to say,
the second map could be resistivites belwo grade.
But...i would think the charge maps would say it it were - right ?
Therefore - i'm treating eachcharge map as above grade.



Not investrment advice.
Yes..advice to BMK.
Take it, Leave it, Throw it away.....Just an opinion.
Nothing more...Nonthing Less.

Which begs.... could the coordinates ( gps ) have been off a tad when plotting the map
with resistivites ? 


Thankfully....the overall gold minerlaization is with in a tight zonation.
If the parameters are approx 600m - 700m  strike between the 3 aligned mines
and a kickout of near same distance - means - tight area inwhich to drill
increasing ODDS of - all the more gold intercepts.

Was reading up on the history of the Scad mine this afteenoon....
Mentioned the Scad had a depth to over 300m
I'd  like to know...what's beyond the 300m -
Gold doesn't drop from the sky- it comes up from below...
  

Cheers.... 



 
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