Teuton Resources Corp V.TUO

Expansion to the Northwest...

[rockport1]

I appreciate and agree with most of the comments from highper, stockzorg and others. What I find interesting is the lack of discussion in the news release about GS-21-16 and the NorthWest.  The release focussed mainly on the East towards Eureka, and NE via GS-21-19.  However, Tudor gave very little discussion about the implications of GS-21-116.

By my estimation, 21-116 pushes the deposit an additional 250-300m to the NW.  Not an insignificant amount IMO.  There are 261m of 1.39 AuEq in the 600 zone, half of which was copper.  Copper is blowing up down/out there. The word porphyry was only metioned once in the release, and it was regarding Eureka.  How come? What am I missing?

Is Eureka getting most of the attention because it is closer to surface?  Because it is potentially the extension of the DS5 zone?  This is potentially massive, but surely 21-116 deserves some attention. Perhaps the topography to teh NW is problematic?  Anyone have any answers?

[highper]

I was saving that issue for my walk on the wild side....  I have some business to attend to... so the short answer is.... There is a massive anomaly on top of the gold storm mountain. I've written about it many times before.... 112 and 116 might have exposed the possiiblity of a connection between that massive anomaly atop the mountain the gold storm depossit and the mountain top anomaly.

[highper]

looking at tudors pdf for the maps one can calculate  that hole 116 was drilled to a distance of about 1600 feet horizontally under the mountain. The scale is there and the location of the glacier edge is there to measure off from ....  If you go back to the first map you can also see the contours for the mountain.... 116 at its furthest is very close to ending under the contours that