Screen Shot - 2023 PFS 1 - Main Wellgreen shows no - A, B conditions.
2 - Burwash has A, B conditions.
3 - Why were FE 1, FE2, Quill, created ( Yukon - Park - Provincial / Federal ? )
4 - PFS only shows Quill location - no details - google map
Quill falls in dark green area PFS claims map ( left image ) Main Wellgreen has - No - A, B conditions, all white - then....
why only mine the upper geology nothing deep ?
Suppose the junior caught in the middle - drilling, advancing, showing
upper cores / lower cores to (
Klaune + Fed, Provincial ? )
but why would boundaries change ?
they should remain static / fixed.
If Yukon Gov't + Klaune + White River Nations already made A, B, agreements years ago, how is it
QUILL has somehow squeezed in the land tenures of, Wellgreen ?
Even,
FE 1, FE 2, Central, and West Zones have morphed.
Could the dark green on google maps be,
Parklands ?
How about
watershed mining boundaries ( ex - 75m distance from watersheds ) ?
If 2023 PFS
main wellgreen map shows no conditions, why only skim surface with pit models - nothing deep ?
Would it not suggest - shallows pit models =
points to conditions ?
Quill never existed. Main Wellgreen went right to dividing main access road.
What was existing aside of Burwash opposite side of dividing road ?
Kat, Linda claims.
What's the smartest mine plan ? - play with upper surface ores with practical entitlement / wrong extraction
vast area, larger footprint mining ( with potential - A, B conditions )
what else explains upper lower holes or zone changes ?
especially Quill.
versus - run with an existing UG mine model. .
- since it's always existed could it skirt new conditions ?
-
team with Fed, Provincial - smaller UG mining ( pull exotics and plats ) model mining pouring Oz's $$$
- core highgrade UG mine inferred = 174 million tonnes
- Run more portals backside + quill = adds significant tonnage
- 800 chip samples all plats ( lots highgrade + Rh, Re increases Eq's = 5 - 10+ grams
- green areas, overlay - UG mine,
Highgrade back side,
Quill +
base camp deep dip - these are
very deep zones - lots of tonnage in tight area
- rhodium hypothetical - 1/g tonne x 174 million tonnes
- yes... exotics are said to be sporadic
but so were the... lab assay methods ( wink )
= cheap start up,
pour Oz's target plats + exotics = maximum value. = why was Quill added... who has dibs on this ?
= Quill is a cornerstone to = owning the deep tonnage
versus Buy shareholders out.
Let, Fed, Provincial, Klaune, Stakeholders figure it out.
After thoughts ? Spinning... trying to sort all the new information.
Just wish i knew why all the new boundary changes, who owns what.
Are shareholders being told all the details ?
If junior performed upper / lower holes + shallow pit models
that sort of points to, A, B condition - yet, 2023 PFS claims map shows no
A, B color zones. Adding, changing zones, upper / lower holes, assay methods, met tests, shallow pits
can shape a project to a specific preference right ?
Is each move advantageous for, shareholders ?
Still trying to figure it out.
- Utilize UG mine - target plats + exotics + pour oz's ( junior has exotic stats )
- JV with - FN or Feds with capital infusion without share dilution
- Sell and reward shareholders (
project has dragged with boundary goal post changes )
Ohhhh,
The precious and critical metals market.
Always complex. Only in, Canada. lol
My post is not investment advice.
As one can read... i'm striving to figure out the mysteries of, Wellgreen.
Boundaries wouldn't be changing if another didn't think value was there. Cheers...