Red Lake Gold Inc C.RGLD

Where's the update Ryan?

[graphite]

I've been studying this company as well as BTU and Great Bear, RGLD needs to supply the market with direction here. It time to put out, we all know what GBR has, now lets see what RGLD has on the table. Peace out!

[dacre]

We're just beginning, we really are.  I'm hoping for some grab assays at some point...and if they say they've definitively located the LP Fault on the property then that'll be a huge plus. Our biggest catalyst this winter will potentially be what GBR discovers as they drill northwest toward our boundary.

[diabase1]

Dacre, not only the LP fault, but the rocks that the gold is in, felsic tuffs. Just like GBR. LP is just a marker.

[SuneeDaze]

The gold control is the LP Fault (and now possibly the North Fault as well).  The marker unit is the silicified felsic (tuffs) / metasediments. From GBR slide presentation... "The LP fault represents a major break/deformation zone between felsic and mafic volcanic rocks and is associated with significant gold-bearing alteration"

[diabase1]

That's right SuneeDaze. Thanks.

[dacre]

Is there snow on the ground now in Red Lake?  Anyone know?  That'll tell us if they're still in the field or not...

[SuneeDaze]

Temperatures ranging from -5 to -16 with flurries called for every day but one during the week...

[graphite]

In that part of the province, you'll see snow off and on because of the lake effect snow. I been throughout those part many times. Peace out!

[Prospector78]

There’s snow on the ground and I think it’ll be here to stay until May 2020 now.  Next week is forecast to be particularly cold (-18 degrees Celsius for nighttime lows).  I collected my last field samples two weekends ago and packed up my equipment for the winter.  Having said that, BTU Metals apparently just started an SGH soil survey program.  It’s definitely a race against