Sokoman Minerals Corp V.SIC

Development of a camp

[AuAgLi8]

- I wonder was the McIntyre considered a Mini Me to the Hollinger?
- SIC has had stellar drill results while working with a small budget .
-To my knowledge Tim was the first to talk about Fosterville comparables , however this does not guarantee success , but  any new hole could bring new and invigoured interest to Sokoman.
- Tim's model , Fosterville , got it's bonanza grades below 1200 meters. SIC is getting bonanza grades just below surface .
-Will new zones open up as the second drill explores other priority targets?
-Will infill drilling expand the resource?
-Will grades improve as the drilling goes deeper?
-I am going to hang around , this is early going with fanastic grade.

-What do You think?

[likeike]

Stink AAL8 I think Tim having been at Fosterville 9 years ago had it in the back of his mind but do not know when he dared starting talking about it. As you have pointed out the  1200 m mark is where Fosterville found the motherlode. But Newfoundland this near  surface high grade is a head scrather that could make a hippy bald. I am no geo but with what NFG found 250 m downhole could

[BlueChipper2020]

AuAgLi8,  I agree that the following is what this is all about. The below questions will be answered and I would also add "understanding the structure" as Timi has stated many times. Once that is done, the drilling can be targeted and high grade ounces add up quickly to a resource. How big? Who knows at this point. This takes time however as the drilling continues the in-situ

[winr88]

Consistency is what I am hoping to see in the drill results. Good grades in zones with drill holes adjacent to one another. Drill depth  is not as important to me as consistency, vein length and thickness of a high grade gold intercept. Based on drilling so far some excellent intercepts have been discovered. We just need more of them more often.

[BlueChipper2020]

winr88 Thanks for posting the article. Would be great for another junior to take up one of the Company's two other properties via a JV or option agreement.  I agree with your comments on consistency and wide intersections. I think the reason for the hit and misses, particularily in earlier phases, was a stubborn overburden which Tim indicated makes it more difficult to target holes