RE:Potassic zoneRetiredgeo,
This dinstinctive reddish/pink hue of the potassic core can be observed in hole 21 from around 2500-2977 feet (especially visible up to 2800 feet).
See latest post from AUPop on ceo.ca
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Perhaps the Geos on this board can chime in here. I'm putting this out for discussion. How do you know you are in the intense potassic center visually? I've asked a Geo and looked on line to compare against other high grade copper cores. Answer: "The potassic alteration often imparts a reddish and pinkish hue to the rocks due to the presence of altered potassium feldspar. This distinctive coloration is a key visual indicator". In hole 21, from the 2500 - 2977' (and more abundantly to 2800'), I am seeing this distinctive "pinkish/reddish hue". It is best viewed from the high resolution core photos provided by the company. This pink/reddish hue is not visible anywhere else in the core, but in this non-assayed interval. Did they see something deep in hole 21 for them to place hole 26 where it is? I am pasting one of the better photos of this pink/reddish hue here for a visual - see the core just above the measuring tape especially. "