RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Join the Sokoman Webinar Wednesday March 10 @ 4:30pmSo many things to address Apophis for starters let me assure you you are not me.
Fosterville was an open pit mine and they were down after 10 years before they hit
the Swan Zone. It is very narrow but still gets 600,000 oz Au/ year. Now they are down
to 7 to 8000 feet. There is a great video with Eric Sprott down at the bottom of it
explaining how it came about and Quinton Hennig with him when they were first
down there.
The thing at NFG and SIC is the near surface high hits. We do not know if going that deep
will be beneficial but I guess it will. Overburden is not a problem if you can figuire out how
to keep drilling narrow and the rock encurred. This is not a traditional ore body.
By all accounts SIC is a minime of NFG and will be for sometime as NFG will be
drilling the pudding out of there structures this year.
As far as current drilling they have always been getting lots of visible gold from the
cores but it is always dangerous to extrapolate meaning until it gets back from the lab.
VG has been more inferrable so far IMHO but what do I know? IKE