RE:NO NEWS BRYANBSDetector2016,
News will flow when assay results return from the lab, and yeah, I agree , it's frustrating at times waiting for dill results to come in. Golden Mountain results could come at anytime depending on when the company receives the assay results from the lab. And, as we're waiting for those 11 drill holes to return, Fosterville has probably completed more holes and sent more samples into the lab ....
The announcement of commencement of drilling on Lauriston will require time, too. FSX stated that they were going to be punching 64 holes to a depth of 80 meters .... as well as having a diamond drill rig starting shortly.
According to this drilling company's website ....
https://northspan.ca/drilling-services/reverse-circulation-drilling .......80 meter holes of reverse circuation drilling can be completed in a shift.
The initial pass of RC exploration drilling should result in some ongoing news updates once the flow of samples starts heading to the lab and assay results start coming back some weeks later, depending on backlogs at whichever lab(s) FSX is using. I'm assuming the diamond drill rig will be used to follow up on RC drilling targets if there is indication from the "less accurate" RC drill assay results of a higher probability of hitting mineralization. As of this date, and based on an 80 meter hole per shift, Fosterville South could have maybe a dozen or more RC holes completed on Lauriston already ?
Understand the frustration BSDetector ... LOL .... I would really prefer Bryan Slusarchuk not use the word "imminently" when mentioning expectations for timing of assay results.
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I doubt that Eric Sprott and Ross Beaty are complaining much about the timing. Didn't they particpate in the subsequent financing at $4.00 back in July ?
And .....the company reps expect Leviathan Gold to be trading by the end of January .... who knows what the delays are with the TSXV ... but I'll bet you a dozen donuts the regulators are going to be blaming the covidiot scamdemic for the delays ..... government bureaucrats being what they are. Cripes, it took 15 days for Canada Post to deliver a 3 day ExpressPost envelope for me a few months ago, and Ontario wasn't even in any lockdowns at that time.
Better being in a weeks or months early ..... than one day too late ... ?
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GLTA !