RE:RE:Several high priority targets over 7.8 km
GoldGravy wrote: QH likes to drop investors hints without crossing the line of sharing true material information. In the last Crescat video he brought up the fact that LAB's targets have been all west of the Appleton Fault and NFG's all to the east. The way he mentions it and kind of pauses could be a hint at the next big development in the Queensway-Kingsway story. Have there been reports of drills on the west side of the AF this spring (zone 36 or coke or powerline)? Or have the LAB boys come across a new large quartz vein east of the AF? If the next big discovery occurs on the opposite side of the fault for either outfit that could be quite interesting.
I would say based on what I saw with my own two eyes that 95% of NFG's drilling has been offset parallel by a couple hundred meters to the east of the Appleton Fault.
I can't comment on LAB's drilling because I was only out there once on that side of the Gander River and I did not see any drills. Perhaps I didn't drive far enough or the drills were hidden from view.
So I'll take Quinton Hennigh at his word about LAB's targets being west of the Appleton Fault. NFG's main zones are definitely to the east of the main Appleton Fault. I don't think NFG has done much drilling to the west of the fault so my guess it has something to do with LAB finding something on the eastern side of the fault if that is what Quinton Hennigh was implying. I really don't know. But you would think that LAB would be looking on the eastern side of the fault given that NFG has hit all the high grade zones just east of the fault. You would think that would just be common sense given it's along the same structure.