RE:RE:RE:RE:almost readyYou never know what is there until you drill it. But a couple examples from the extreme of a well blowout (which isn't ideal but it would confirm hydrocarbons). The gas alarms can go off (they are audible so even someone on the highway nearby would hear them). Oil in the mud (from the pit having a sheen to obvious oil). Days of source rock in the cuttings. That's just to name a few that some observer outside of the site can see. Then there's all the data on site, employee chatter, etc. There are already unconfirmed rumours and others have gone complete radio silent.
Even if they want to wait, if IIROC calls (the stock was halted the other day) RECAF will have to disclose to them what they know and IIROC may disagree and require a press release.
I think it would be best for the company (and my shareholdings as I'm a long term long whose added recently) if all the results to come at once with a Sproule report but the reality may be different.