GOOD STUFF - It just came to me as i exited stockhouse.
Wellgreen was always consider the EAST ZONE.
If one is standing at Wellgreen mine looking south.
Just before the Central zone.
What would it be called ?
Farthest point of the east zone - very edge of east zone.
Before it changes to central, or west.
Now....let's ask....
Who.... relabelled the zones, wellgreen east and far east...?
The zones that are now called burwash ?
Such would throw another off the trail.
This is what is promoted as the resource. All South Side.
Is this attributed to,
redefining mineralized zones...lol
Investors just get the south side ?
Tease.
This image shows North side being mineralized. 
This next image shows mineralization
going overtop the mountain to other side. 
This next image shows massive drill holes on other side
of mountain....tons of, drill dots...
Those are not on the...south side.
Those look like their on the north side.
Right ?
Wellgreen mine would be the fattest part of
the dotted constraint.
All those black - drill holes are in a red zone
on the north side - correct ? 
Compare this NCP, image
with the first image in this post.
Constraints of deposts look completely different.
Both north and south are seen as a whole deposit.
First image in post above shows only south side of, mountain. 
Would 2017 press - changing minera boundaries affect original
north and south constraints ?
Reclassify all ores as peridotite.
I have to ask.... could the North side have sulphides ?
The Inferred class of mineralization declined in tonnage by approximately 86%, but increased the grade of nickel by 20% and decreased the grade of copper by approximately 14% due to the following reasons:
- Additional drilling combined with the revised geologic interpretation resulted in establishing boundaries of mineral bearing rock types that were previously reported as open. The result is physically less mineral bearing rock that can host mineralization.
https://www.nickelcreekplatinum.com/investors/news-releases/press-release-details/2017/Wellgreen-Platinum-Announces-Updated-Resource-Estimate/default.aspx
Now look at this image.
Focus on the small image - lower.
What the h are all those lines on the north side ?
Drill holes....looks like it.
If those are drill holes, they're on the north side. 
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