AERO-MAG survey coverage over larger license area portionCan anyone share insights on the ST region aero-mag survey, recorded by ORO this Q1 past?
I assume the purpose of this survey --- different from the IP --- is to uncover any ADDITIONAL ST-type mineralization anomalies that may lie within the larger ORO license area.
With such a large license area, the operator, BEFORE ANY SALE, would only be prudent to record such geophysical data ... in order to do some sort of recon investigation for the possibility of additional potential in the remainder of their area.
The current ST grade shell covers ONLY a very small portion of the overall ORO license area; where, geologically, it would not be at all unreasonable in any typical Cu-porphyry play to have one or more near by additional substantial anomalies; where, of course, the results at this moment, as far as I know, are all speculation, but, again, geologically, it is possible and would be very reasonable.
PS: I can understand why ORO may not want to talk much publicly about this survey, and its associated potential; because, should the survey, for any number of reasons, NOT be successful --- by which no additional anomalies are uncovered --- they would not want to bring on a large psychological let down, that would negatively impact the share price, if any company-speculated notions did not materialize. I would imagine that, until the proper time in the future, they may want to "hold these cards close to their vest".