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Big raspberry to carefreeinvestor and everyone else that reported my friend H yesterday .

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Hi Jiffy
I’m led to believe that paper certificates were being discontinued as from next year under some European regulations

Both myself and Liam are really disappointed that Shaun won’t let Sheila take us down the mine again
:((

“We’re a little bit spoiled by the targets. It's very rewarding drilling Havieron itself and then understanding this Eastern Breccia, that high grade component in the Eastern Breccia, that gap zone continuing to punch into the southeast gradient. All of that is really rewarding. It's always nice when you when you pull out these big intercepts but along the structure, we really want to understand what's on the mining lease and we're starting to turn to that now with Newcrest and we've got some really exciting targets
- Now, time will tell but certainly the size of the prize is significant. And then as we go up into our 100%
owned Scallywag, we've got dozens of mag and gravity anomalies there that we want to drill.
- I always say we do try to sequence them but it's very hard really to be able to sequence them in
exactly the right order otherwise geology would be easy.
- We have some that look on a map better than Havieron, others with a lower signature. But I think it's very hard to know whether that high signature or the low signature one will be the one that ultimately
delivers ore because there's so many variables that can go into how that signature is reflected

“ - So that certainly coming in here I knew it was good, but it's been eye opening actually being behind the scenes and seeing the full extent of the opportunities.”

Thanks Dip

“ We see some other kind of base metals in that area as we get towards it, into that massive
sulphide zone that sits in and around that Eastern Breccia, it's a beautiful ore body.”

Liam just told me hopefully tomorrow for Part 2

I’m very pleased that the confidence in Scallywag is still there, he kept drawing the conversation back towards it.
Talk of solar power being at Telfer or Havieron, why not bite the bullet and stick it on Scallywag between the 2 and charge the jv for the power to the conveyor crossing the licence.

Hi Hydrogen
More likely cobalt with the nickel:))

That’s the first time that “other metals” have been mentioned unprompted. In the sulphides!

Well done Liam.
Shaun’s excitement for the Eastern Breccia and Scallywag really came over

Hi Loggy
You need to go back to Shaun’s comments
“A beautiful vertical shaped ore body”
Then look at Jundee
https://www.nsrltd.com/investor-and-media/asx-announcements/2018/august/jundee-operations-site-visit-5-august-2018
Page 7

This page is interesting and need to get your eye in to it.
There is an orange outline laid over this section that’s what you need to look at. It shows the oz/m, look how far it goes to the right, then look at the numbers at the bottom 35000oz/m
Havieron has around the 10,000oz/m which is mainly only the SE crescent and a bit of the Northern corridor
Lots more to come.
On that page you can see Zodiac bottom right very deep. They have constructed drill drives above it specifically to fan drill Zodiac from these. They may have done this by now as this was 2018.

Havieron is unique it’s compact, it’s vertical, ripe for deep underground bulk mining.

Zodiac is deep and spread out, probably will be stoped like the rest of their mines.
Their stoping is different to Havieron they are small diameter 5m and left open, so a lot of ore left in and quicker to do the stopes.
The SE crescent is large stopes and backfilled so all the ore is removed between the stopes vertically and horizontally

Hi MF
The 3174 depth is for an NQ size drill core which gives a 47.5mm core size
The next size down TK76 43.5mm can get to 3259m, so the smaller the size the further it can go probably due to the weight of the cores over that length pulling it up.

https://greatlandgold.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/20201029-GGP-Announcement-Havieron-Update-JORC.pdf
Page 25
0.3m @ 637.2 g/t
This is part of the sulphides near the start of the intercept 342m @ 2g/t, about 20m into the intercept and over 300m to the end

Our Eastern Breccia is at similar depths to Zodiac

Jundee have a target called Zodiac, it starts at about 1100m vertical depth.
Seismic sections show their long drill of 3,200m reaching an end of hole vertical depth of 2,760m.
From the Decline they have driven 2 drill drives to explore by fan drilling so closer to the target.

Flash heart
I find your posts immature and disrespectful .
I’ve been in some penny stocks in my time but some of the comments on here are just way over the top.
You all seriously need to do your own research, study the presentations and RNSs and not listen to some of these immature statements they can lose you all your hard earn cash

1plus1
Before accusing me of anything I would check your facts
https://wishbonegold.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/WSBN_RNS_Red_Setter_High_Resolution_Magnetic_Survey_Results_10jq210218.pdf
Page 4
The 3 drill logs show a trace of gold 0.006ppm that is not economical.
The sections are referring to copper.
In fact the best one is the one furthest away from the target.
Also if you look at the grid lines you can see the centre of the target is small spherical shape of less than 100m.
If you could explain why you think I am incorrect

Flash heart you look as if you’ve done little research at all

Some of the ramping on here is unbelievable, I’ve been trying to hold back, but it’s getting unreal and will lose people money.
Firstly if you care to look at the Redsetter target in their presentation of Feb 21 ( yes that’s the latest information shareholders have been given) there is no gold shown on the drill logs or cross section. What it shows is a copper project , a small spherical target of maximum 100m.
Until they’ve drilled we are not going to know what’s there but it certainly doesn’t look like gold.
To compare it to Ggp is a total mistake and to say Terra Search told Ggp to drill deep is total nonsense.
Newcrest used TerraSearch software around the Havieron / Telfer area in 1996 way before Ggp involvement.

Going on to Wishbone2 they’ve had this licence for 11 years and not drilled anything before.
This has 2 areas within this licence they are looking at. They both look like gold areas it doesn’t look like copper. They are big areas, to find anything is going to take a lot of drilling.
Not many companies find economical mineralisation on the first drilling phase, it’s mainly used to assist in their modelling of targets and assist with future exploration.
Wishbone 2 licence was reapplied for in 2016 and to gain the licence again they relinquished 22 areas on Wishbone 4.
A bit more realism is needed here, don’t listen to the constant nonsense about being as big as Havieron that just won’t happen