Post by
DenvCol1 on Apr 15, 2014 7:14pm
Kelvin and Faraday
All right, I will admit that I was having doubts about Kennady Diamonds. I am still a little bothered by what appears to be inflated diamond grades because the big diamonds are included in the grade calculations. However, I am really getting positive about the enlarging Kelvin dyke and the first delineation drilling at the Faraday dyke. Faraday is finally being explored and drilled is a comprehensive way. I thought Faraday was being ignored, but now I realize that Faraday was simply being delayed. and now has good potential. I would still like to see further exploration on the North Kennady Lake leases to see if we can identify more dykes or maybe some pipes.
Comment by
ValueSpotter on Apr 15, 2014 8:46pm
Okay everyone... DC is finally on board. It was a tough couple years but now that we have DC we can focus on the ever increasing resource and the grades this summer. I'm hoping for 3cpt. with a large kimberlite resource. They are saying 5 to 8 but with the new results 10 million tons at Kelvin is not unreasonable... and that's only Kelvin. Just my opinion though. VS
Comment by
jediknight on Apr 15, 2014 9:49pm
PE should I hope be spending some time and $$$ looking for the pipes that produced the dykes. Finding the pipes would be best thing he can accomplish at this stage. Also looking forward to the PR where diamond counts are disclosed.
Comment by
DenvCol1 on Apr 15, 2014 10:09pm
It is going to take us some time to figure out the geology at North Kennady Lake. Patrick Evans is aggressive. I am sure he will conduct a lot more geophysics and drilling. We just need more money to make it happen!
Comment by
DenvCol1 on Apr 16, 2014 9:07pm
Value Spotter, I don't think that Patrick Evans is holding a kimberlite pipe in his back pocket. I believe if Patrick knew of a kimberlite pipe at North Kennady Lake, he would have the drilling rigs mobilized right away!
Comment by
jediknight on Apr 16, 2014 9:14pm
Finding a pipe or two would be the steak. We have the graveyard already.
Comment by
DenvCol1 on Apr 17, 2014 9:05pm
Let's let Patrick Evans drill up Faraday, and then we can move on to some nice exploration targets on other areas of North Kennady Lake!
Comment by
DenvCol1 on Apr 18, 2014 10:41pm
Let's do some more drilling of Kelvin and Faraday and see how extensive these bodies are, They do appear to be relatively large and thick. If a pipe is in the area, eventually it will be found.
Comment by
youngkid on Apr 22, 2014 1:16pm
Some nice price movement, could we be expecting further good news on Faraday as we approach the 10 interval for another NR?