have Cu, especially in the feeder zone. .......every cu,.geologist Dreams, ...of hitting a feeder zone when drilling..
..The feeder zone,..Knowen as the source,..The home run...
..Bay's Trick, seems to have been found around the the 280m mark,..just guessing, looking at core from hole #3..Not seeing holes 1&2 so seeing hole 33 in core sample first hitting at the 185m mark which reflected the Magnetci image being highest intensity .
..just thinking, if holes 1&2 we"er cross cutting anomaly ..then hole #3 would in-fact have been drilled into a better target after seeing Bore Hole survey"s from holes 1&2
..No sign of hole #4,..but we do see hole #5..Hole # 5 hitting at the 300 m mark same as hole #3 both showing calchopyrite..
..Hole 6,..and hole # 7 now complete both targeted the Feeder zone area looking fore size.
..Hole # 8...Starting .latest Tweet,. .Find the Trick.....
.....Typically, SEDEXs are hosted in black shale and/or carbonate. They form from warm hypersaline fluids (~200°), that are usually oxidized (some deposits are reduced), where metals are held in chlorine complexes. The mineralization is usually layered/stratiform/stratabound. Typically only Zn+Pb mineralization, though some deposits have Cu, especially in the feeder zone. They form very big (100 mt+) deposits, but not in camps. More single large deposits spaced very far apart (20-50km) in belts. Typical setting is passive margin/failed rift/sag basin. Alteration is more subtle due to lower temperature of ore fluid - typically just carbonate.