RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:DafuqYou may be right and after one season of explorationd Exn could come up with a number of high grade hits. To begin with we are only talking about prospective deep drills as oposed to marginal open pit reserves. Exn will need many years of exploration before the company reaches the point of declaring UG zone to be economically vialable for mining. And that is just the beginning. North Gold was a Red Lake miner that develop their Red Lake, Ontario project to PFS. The horror story became when Rubicon Minerals, the former name of North Gold, after building an underground mine, announced that company geologists 'miscalculated" mine reserves from 430,000 ozs of gold an the new reserves were found to contain only 100,000 au ozs. So, realistically Exn needs not only to hit high grades ore, but it has to do it on continuous basis and to come up with at least 400,000 oz of gold to justify LOM and building the mine and the processing plant. The lesson learnt from this mining disaster is to move slowly with the exploration so that the future reserve base after its conversion from resources is independently verified and validated. If that were the case with Kilgore, then we are talking about late 2020s here.