Each time they survey this very large area they find more bedrock veins and their outcroppings including good grades of copper and silver.
In this case, a rather large copper porphyry as well.
It seems like there are extensive network of veinlets which outcrop almost vertically at the surface as well as very high grade bedrock veins being exposed by trenching like the several large ones being uncovered by NFG .
Just a few drill holes todate one of which hit high grade gold at 130 m of depth.
With this type of near vertical veinlet network, it's hit or miss with just 3-4 holes, so much more spatially
intense drilling is needed .
But Marathon 's three open pit veinlet deposits come to mind except the grades are much higher and there is also high grade copper and silver plus spattering of base metals along with rare metals like molylebdenum.
Twice now they have added significant ground in Whisker Valley, so we are going to see some drillings this year ..and perhaps JVed ..
https://maritimeresourcescorp.com/news-releases/2020/maritime-resources-samples-19.1-gpt-gold-69.6-gpt-silver-and-3.0-copper-in-new-outcrop-at-whisker-valley-expands-exploration/