MCBRIDE + RAILWAYHere's a Hawk map depicting where a 2019 drill program tapped one hole.
Where should they have drilled ?
Exactly on the Railway proerty where they
sampled very good copper + silver findings.
Here's a mapcarta map pinpointing Tahtue Mountain.
Reference the mineral samplings map and then compare to the Mapcarta map.
There's distinct vein like outcrops that exude a grey ore.
A good 3km east to west " grey ore rock showing "
spans the area where it says - not drilled.
The 2019 drill hit an area of totally different geology.
Appears as if it might be on another range unassociated to the core copper silver findings.
i would think... a drill program of 500m would do wonders.
Tapping 10 holes 50m each along this 3km exposed strike might be the -
fix. That 2019 loner hole is a real head scratcher - given - all the best results of samplings is where the drills should've hit.
Heck... even a winkie drill running 25m each hole - cut the costs - would reveal lots.
Given the outcrops are right at surface.
Thosr are some nice copper + silver samples.
I wonder if there's zinc ?
I did notice platinum was also in the mix.
Surprise, surprise.
I also reccommend Hawk to test their 2019 dril lcores with their - XRF.
As one can read, in prior posts.... copper can take on all sorts of bonds.
In this McBride area. other miners have 2 kinds of copper.
Just saying...
I also think.. the 4-5 finger arms off to right side of map, of Mt Thateu looks similar to the
ores in the 3km strike zone. Appears loose tills are easily accessible to test.
https://mapcarta.com/24672178 From the word -
Mount Thateu is where the snaking grey outcrop is located.
An unusual - oviod - is positioned almost center of this 3km grey strike.
Interesting it is... water pocket ? volcanic related ?
Cheers...