RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Great Caring & Sharing Rick!!!Rick,
You have miss interpreted my statement as Pardo's channel sampling was highly selective. That is channel sampling in general is highly selective because you can visually observe the geology.
As I stated " I agree that Pardo is different in that they are cutting across the conglomerate but it is still visually selective. When core drilling you are utilizing geophysics to try and determine where you want the core to be taken from. Having one eye closed and one arm tied behind your back, so to speak."
- Before channel sampling you look and select the appropriate geology.
- When drilling you may look at the surface but without geophysics that surface geology could change within feet. Drilling cores cannot be visually observed until it has been removed from the hole. Therefore the statement "Having one eye closed and one arm tied behind your back, so to speak."
I have been and continue to be one of the top promoters of Inventus over the last couple of years.
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