Red Lake Gold Inc C.RGLD

Fault!

[diabase1]

Truth: I see outcrops too. On the magnetic map, the long, narrow blue trend heading west onto RGLD's property is a fault, as far as I can tell.

[TruthBKnown]

Okay, I think we've got it all figured out. We might as well head to Red Lake and start the program. Grab your picks and shovels boys and girls. Anyone have a blasting licence?

[diabase1]

Truth: There's both airborne and ground conductors near Alcock Lake, so we can start there. There's also some old trenches nearby as well. 

[dacre]

This is fine but what are we going to do differently that hadn't been done in the past? Otherwise, we end up with similar results. So I hope we go in...eventually with some form of heavy equipment where possible to seriously strip areas of interest (e.g LP Fault, those "messed up" areas Sunnee was talking about, previous showings, interesting areas from mag map, and so on). It bugs

[diabase1]

Point well taken Dacre. Back when, only a very small area of the RGLD property was looked at. It was probably done with no real sense of where, if any, faults were located. We now have a very accurate magnetic map, showing where the extention of the LP fault is located. With respect to GBR, they had a lot of good data from other operators (Teck Resources). GBR just followed up on what Teck did

[diabase1]

Dacre: Read GBR's June Presentation. It's pretty good, giving a history on how they approached the area.