RE:RE:RE:Retired GeoWildcat drilling/blind drilling/grid drilling are all versions of the same thing. You are plunking down a hole with no known target and hoping for the best. All of those evenly spaced holes on the map are grid holes. Many of the holes scattered about the Queensway property were blind holes testing a theory. I never said that they have employed wildcat drilling but they will have to along various stretches of Queensway south were there is no data of any kind.
If you knew geology or ore deposits you would know that "narrow vein deposits" is a geological classification into which these NFG gold veins fall. The terms "spider veins" and "waste rock" are geological/mining terms.
I have never been negative about NFG but I am a realist and I shoot down unrealistic ideas like open pitting the entire AFZ corridor. Like QH said "there will be many Fostervilles at Queensway". Fosterville is an underground mine with a small open pit at the surface.
I can compare deposit types without advocating one deposit over another. Queensway and Valley are two totally different deposit types. Both will host very lucrative gold mines at about the same time and I am invested in both.
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