Sokoman Minerals Corp V.SIC

Going deep - One NFG type hole.....

[Goldjknf]

Will send SIC into orbit.  I spoke with Tim a little while back about going deep, he wants to go deep, but he explained that before he does he needed to connect the dots with the information he has, in order to  pick the best location for success.

He also did say, that with all of the low lying fruit, it was to tempting to not stay there and pick it all, having worked on a farm before, i get it!!!!

One or 2 deep holes similar to NFG super high grade would give SIC almost a similar market cap to NFG's.  That would put us around $5/share.

SIC keeps delivering consistent excellent drill results, drill success rate is amazing.

The future looks very bright for SIC shareholders.

GLTA  JKNF

[geezer21]

Moosehead deposit mineralization has been compared to Fosterville in Australia.  Agnico Egale in their last report Fosterville mined an average of 16g/t.  Fosterville's proven and probable grade is 10.33 g/t.  Fosterville's highgrade is over 1000 meters underground.  Fosterville is one of the highest grade deposits in the world.  Sokoman is hitting high grades at

[eldreco]

Thanks Geezer!  That was a lot of work to collate - well done! el d

[BlueChipper2020]

Great effort putting this together. One note on the below and whether this is correct. I have been invested in SIC since discover hole 18-01 in 2018 and would not have missed a hole with that wider an intersection and grade over the years. Maybe I am wrong but is the below correct and is it a hole from previous early drillers prior to SIC. There seem to be two MH-19-81s? MH-19-81   6.4 m

[eldreco]

BC, Thanks - but you should ask geezer direct. el d

[geezer21]

Yes, that is correct.  I cut and pasted it off of the Moosehead presentation and only edited the format to make easier reading.  Here is the original cut and paste: MH-19-81 cut 6.4 m of 17.34 g/t Au, including 1.45 m of 75.50 g/t Au

[geezer21]

I had to pick a lot of the drill holes off of a map.  Took a whole morning straining my eyes on the small print and reformating so that the formatting was more consistent and easier to read.  Maybe someone can put the bug in Tim's ear to post a comprensive listing on the web site.  Here are three more nice holes that I missed on one of the maps (I believe I may have missed a few

[geezer21]

Sorry, I have to make a slight correction for the better. I had to pick a lot of the drill holes off of a map.  Took a whole morning straining my eyes on the small print and reformating so that the formatting was more consistent and easier to read.  Maybe someone can put the bug in Tim's ear to post a comprensive listing on the web site.  Here are three more nice holes that I

[geezer21]

I have added 20 more drill holes to the list (found another map).  Moosehead deposit mineralization has been compared to Fosterville in Australia.  Agnico Egale in their last report Fosterville mined an average of 16g/t.  Fosterville's proven and probable grade is 10.33 g/t.  Fosterville's highgrade is over 1000 meters underground.  Fosterville is one of the

[guy491]

18-1 you forgot 8.95 m grading 4.20 g/t deeper

[geezer21]

I had reported 18-1.  I found a picture where you likely saw that deeper intercept.  I suspect they went back into that same hole and drilled it deeper and came up with 8.95 m of 4.20 g/t. I notice something similar on another hole that was reported twice.

[likeike]

Kudos to you Geezer this kinda chart puts it front and centre as at least rivaling NFG. The big thing to me would be connecting the dots off the barge yet and then going deep If we can connect the dots and get the angle of the chute(s)  we will be off to the races  and even more if we can come up for the reason this has occurred off Mount Peyton. Why in gabrows as oppossed to vugs

[geezer21]

I added 16 more drill holes to the list from today's news release and 18-01 "Guy 491" identified in a photo. Moosehead deposit mineralization has been compared to Fosterville in Australia.  Agnico Egale in their last report Fosterville mined an average of 16g/t.  Fosterville's proven and probable grade is 10.33 g/t.  Fosterville's highgrade is over 1000 meters

[geezer21]

I added up all the core intercepts. I used the lower number and not the "included" higher number to be more conservative and avoid double counting. Total was 2,003.2 g/t for 106 intercepts. That averages out to 18.89  g/t.

[geezer21]

I added 21 more drill holes to the list on review of news releases going back to November 2020. I know there is more but the vast majority are captured. Holes numbers on some of the older maps are unreadable. Moosehead deposit mineralization has been compared to Fosterville in Australia.  Agnico Egale in their last report Fosterville mined an average of 16g/t.  Fosterville's proven

[guy491]

I had fun calculating the weighted (pondered) grade of all the results displayed and it gives 559.70 meters at 13.913 gr. per tonne with a margin of error of plus or minus 5%

[surething1111]

Kudos geezer, guy, and many more You guys have put in a lot of hard work into this......... Thank you. Geezer, I've even printed off your table for reference........very eye friendly. Observations: Most of the mineralization appears on the Eastern trend side. Shallow fence drilling has now just about tied in the 75 zone to the South. Judging from recent regional holes mh-21-383 and 395 that

[BlueChipper2020]

Surething,  Excellent post. However for many of us, can you explain a bit of what the below means? Which Valentime are you referring to, the Marathon Gold deposit? Thanks in advance.    "If so,  then this would indicate that our entire Eastern trend is merely a splay off of Valentine". BC

[surething1111]

Sorry BC, Sometimes I even confuse myself  I meant the regional shear that runs up thru our property....... Valentine lake mine actually sits upon this fault 60 km to our south. Hope this clears it up Best S

[BlueChipper2020]

Great thanks. 

[likeike]

  surething1111 - (4/21/2022 10:06:19 AM) RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Going deep - One NFG type hole..... Kudos geezer, guy, and many more You guys have put in a lot of hard work into this......... Thank you. Geezer, I've even printed off your table for reference........very eye friendly. Observations: Most of the mineralization appears on the Eastern trend side

[BlueChipper2020]

Great post from you and all those you mention LikeIke. This is a solid board. I was thinking earlier today that SIC and NFG are perhaps my most unique junior investments ever. Not sure I have been in a position where there is so much success running to the end zone in slow motion. The zone is hazy and a big bright light is blinding you and you are not sure it will be just a touchdown or finding

[BlueChipper2020]

I think anyone looking at the summary put together by Geezer of the SIC drill results over the past 4 years will find them excellent and they are at shallow depths (i.e. < than 200 metres in most if not all of them). Tim continues to extend the strike of the eastern trend and other zones and connecting them hole by hole.  I am not aware of any geological stutuation where you can have

[geezer21]

"I had fun calculating the weighted (pondered) grade of all the results displayed and it gives 559.70 meters at 13.913 gr. per tonne with a margin of error of plus or minus 5%" That is very impressive even for a deep undergound mine but for a shallow deposit in a safe jurisdictioin with infrastructure and labour close at hand it is outstanding.  This confirms the comparisions to

[Stockpicks96]

I would love to see Tim drill a few deep holes and inkling is a few may be coming soon. Our last press release essentially confirmed the zones are linked together, so I do think now would be the time to start drilling deeper. At some point the market will wake up to what we have here.

[eldreco]

While I agree - Tim is a cautious guy - and he doesn't have the budget of, say, his neighbours.  He can't afford a duster - whereas with many companies a duster is at least as imortant as a home-run...in that it helps you to define.  Tim doesn't have that largesse - he has to be right. We'll get there soon enough. el d

[Stockpicks96]

Thank you for this answer. I had wondered why Tim hadn't rolled the dice with a few deep holes but that makes perfect sense.