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Hi Redtrader
Seismic would pick up water I don't think EM would pick up liquids.
EM can pick out sulphides and iron mainly or magnetite ore.
Interesting that the breccias especially at depth were not found, that would normally indicate copper but the copper quantities diminish lower down
ATB:))

Hi Spy
It would have to be Firetower
It's a spherical target near the surface at the top of an intrusion .
High grade gold.

Then Saddlereef A29 at surface, open pit, quick production big opportunities to expand.
Number 3 would be Meadows on EG possible 5m oz target

ATB:))

Just a reminder of what Ggp assets are:-

Havieron:-
A multi speed development of a mine with a joint venture with a global mining company. A leading expert in underground bulk caving.
Gold resources could range eventually to between 12-28m oz plus major copper resources and also large credits from other minerals reducing AISC costs like cobalt resources.

Juri jv:-
Paterson Range East:-
Multiple gold / copper targets 12 known at present including the giant Goliath target a 15bn+ tons target that's 30 times more tonnage than Havieron being drilled at the moment.

Blackhills:-
At least 6 targets including Saddlereef (A29) 1400m long gold target one end poking out of the ground suitable for open pit. Gold, copper and silver target.
Also Parlay a bullseye feature on top of a main fault line. Due for drilling shortly.

Panorama:-
A very long Paleo-placer goldfield to the north
To the south a very large cobalt anomaly possibly the largest in Western Australia and possibly Australia.
Although cobalt is not a key mineral objective of the company it has huge potential to reduce costs.
Revisiting the data the company has found it to have Nickel mineralisation as well, a key commodity.

Scallywag 100% owned:-
At least 12 known targets the majority of which are sat near fault lines.
Under explored but drilling of Teach and Swan due this summer.

Rudall :- 100% owned
Bullseye feature under explored , drilling possible this drilling season.

Ernest Giles:- 100%
2 x 5m oz targets identified plus numerous 1m+ camps of gold deposits
Plus a large nickel target
Large licence which lapsed has been re acquired with an additional joining licence.
The length of Ernest Giles compares to around 2/3rds the length of the M25.

Bromus 100%:-
A mainly nickel discovery underexplored

Warrentina 100%:-
A 10km north to south licence with 4 goldfields and existing mines.
1m+ gold ounces identified
Ready to be divested.

Firetower:- 100% owned
5 exploration zones
1m+ gold ounces identified
another 1m possible
plus zinc

Canning
Tabletop 1 licence applied for

When you look at all that short term investment is not what this share is about.
The long term prospects look really promising
Gold 12-28m Havieron
12m+ E.G
1m+ Warrentina
1m+ Firetower

Plus copper plus cobalt plus nickel plus zinc.

This is a big company in the making !

Looks like a lot of posts were removed yesterday but not the bickering and abusive posts I hope those will be removed today .
Frustrating as the share price is, this isn't a new occurrence.
Before Newmont the sp was stuck in a tight range then it spiked and back down to the same range.
In May 18 it spiked to the mid 2p's and dropped 30-40%
Jan 19 another spike to the mid 2's and then dropped 30-50% again
2020 saw the huge rise , a 12p sp saw a 25%, then to 15p and retrace to 12p
Jan 21 saw an incredible rise to 37p and then the usual drop to 30-50% again.
For all those that bought in on the last spike(and that includes a little buy of mine) you just need patience.
All the talk of following charts to me is nonsense but looking at historical trends is a valuable tool.
The progression of this share is upwards, the development of this mine is going at a pace not seen before.
65,000m of drilling still to be undertaken with 20,000m of these drilled and results of some of these to come on June 9th.
To get the others into an MRE by Aug/Sep is a big ask, we won't be getting a substantial increase in this MRE .
Inferred resources can't be issued at the same time as Indicated so expect an Indicated for the SE crescent to 600m .
The Northern breccias may come later as they have only just done that infilling or still to finish it.
The 65k will also include other contiguous targets outside the oval , to me that's the Eastern breccias, SE extension, N and NW breccia extensions as they are all joined to the oval but at depth.
Hopefully the small target to the N between the Eastern breccias and Apollo will also be contiguous.
Will Apollo be targeted on our side , if that's reported will propel sp.

Then there's the Juri jv and our own drilling

The sp just can't be held for much longer,
talk of 2 years to wait for movement is just rubbish.
There's only 1 Havieron a huge Tier 1 mine in the making sit back and enjoy the ride

Hi Tig
Well done for last night.
Tig proudly showed me his plate he had made a year ago and was looking for my name, he was horrified I wasn't on it.
The reason was I didn't post much here and after buying TomE followed me and Petersalkeld also came.
Around April last year Paddy was doing some calcs on the quantities and Peter started asking me questions on how to do it so I started conversing with Paddy about the quantities we were getting a range of 3-6m oz this time last year.
I was heavily involved with Columbus Energy at the time and then a merger came with BPC I heavily disagreed with it but couldn't persuade other investors it was a bad move.
They lost my foresight into their assets,
and I topped up here heavily at 12p.
I am still building my knowledge here like I did at Cerp and feel far more comfortable with the situation.
Anyway that's why I'm not on the plate.
Tig don't worry about it I'm not but very pleased to have met you :))

Hi Ipad
Hope you enjoyed my pics :))

Hi Fred
I enjoyed meeting you, I'm humbled having a fan club of 2 :))

Hi Flashy500
I drove down, hard watching them sipping champagne:((

Hi Novice
It wasn't all talk about Ggp you would have been ok it was very jovial and getting to know each other
ATB:))

Hi Mark
Nice to meet you last night and all the other great people.
Took ages getting back with loads of road closures, will have to stay if I do it again.
Thanks to Tig for inviting me and Claireabella and Fred for putting up with my ramblings :))

I can't see any MRE till late August or September just before the PFS .
The PFS will have some preliminary mining plans for the stoping maybe the SLC but I doubt that they haven't infill drilled enough.
An inferred MRE can not be issued with a Indicated according to the Jorc rules so don't expect both together.
Stoping for sample loads can only start when all the ventilation is in place although some sample loads may come out.
I would have thought June next year for Stoping apart from sample loads.
SLC operation has a lot more Declines and vent shafts, crusher and possibly a Conveyor Decline to build, I'm expecting this won't start till end 2022,23.
Ggp drilling unless they can source a rig I wouldn't expect anything until Parlay is drilled maybe Q4.
Tama is a maybe this year
A9 target is only small couple of years time for exploring that one.
N5 I've not come across an N5

That's my take on progress

Hi Redleader
The 3 historical drills on Goliath are shown on the web site in the jorc reports.
They didn't drill deep enough and missed the magnetic anomaly.
The reason they didn't drill deep enough was trouble drilling through the cover.

The results on Outamind for me are not optimistic from these old reports but they must know something not published. The old reports say they found the magnetic anomaly also the water is potable so no sulphides around
I'm still hoping they will find something there though IOCG hopefully.
ATB:))

Hi AG
I had another look at Antipa sections on their presentation
It's dipping SE to NW.
Havieron Dyke cuts across the ore body
Minyari the 3 Dykes are running along it as far as I can make out with the largest one just outside the perimeter.
The concreted mineralised zone looks fragmented with many thin intrusions broken up with the Dyke.
Looks a complicated mining plan to sort out.

Hi AG
This is a post I did some time back on the Minyari ore body which may be of some interest to you:-
"Deeper deposits19 Apr 2021 18:27
From Paddys post about 2 geologists chatting
That was great finding that chat between those geologists

This is my view on Antipa's results at Minyari deposit-

Mineralised intrusion inclined about 45 degrees rising from the SE to NW
about 600x200m
3 dolorite dykes running through it.
A higher zone within the intrusion about 50m wide , this must be the concreted breccias they were on about.
About 200m cover.

The weaker zone grades (maybe the crackle breccias surrounding the crackle) look uneconomic.

When looking at the logs ignore the inclusions, the average grade in the intercepts is what to look for and how much gap(uneconomical material) between.

There are a lot of comparisons to Havieron on their web site but Havieron's weaker zones are very economical but Minyari don't look it.

The situation of the concreted breccias inside the crackle breccias is very similar to Havieron but a lot smaller.

I would suggest there is a lot more drilling required to assess what's there even though there is a lot already done.

The exciting thing about it, it's on the same SE -NW trend line from Havieron-Winu including Scallywag and Black hills.

The 2 chaps were saying the further down you go the sulphides minerals are found in greater quantities i.e. gold and copper.
At Havieron that might not be the case for copper, the drill logs show the values getting lower.
Gold however in the sulphides have hit values such 1m @ 634g/t and the concreted breccias are consistently 1-2g/t and are increasing in volume against the crackle.

Mining at depth is constrained by heat,pressures, ventilation and face work time during shift due to traveling time to and from the face.
Also the ropes on the shafts have constraint lengths so optimal mine depths are 700m, 1500m and 2300m.
So my thoughts of bulk mining of 1200m might be 100m too much which would be the 1500m depth for 1100 of ore.
2300m may require an underground shaft and more expensive hoisting equipment and far more costs removing the ore from the mine, which is why you need good grades for deep mining.

All interesting stuff to come in the mining studies this year and next year

The ovoid at depth could reach 800x500 at that depth every 100m may hold 2.8m oz to 4.2m oz if the grades reach 1 to 2g/t which the concreted breccias seem to be as in the Eastern Breccias
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Minyari therefore has 3 Dykes running through it, is under 200m of cover is dipping to the SE at 45 degrees and an intrusion of concreted breccias through the centre of crackle breccias.
Havieron = 15% dilution or waste
Minyari = dilution % big ? mark

Anyway this is a Ggp Board
I've paid my money and made my choice.
I've no nearology plays.

Hi Matty
I think you're worrying too much, a move on Ggp could initiate a stampede, which is why they are all holding back.
A move on Ggp could also make a move on NCM more likely. An intertwining of the 2 companies will make takeovers much harder.

Hi Janus
If Redsetter doesn't come with strong results what will the sp do then?

Hi Mr Positive vibes
I find it embarrassing that Wishbone shareholders try to pump up Redsetter.
Your post has so many inaccuracies.
Strike lengths and widths are not the ore body sizes if you look at your web site and see the section through Redsetter you can see the target zone in red is less than a 100m in diameter, it's very small in comparison to Havieron.
Your stated dimensions of Havieron are fictitious I've never seen those sizes before.
Havieron = 176,000 square metres at the surface and is at least 1300m deep and still open in most directions.

Your drill data is made to look good, forget all your included figures they only make up the averages of the intercepts.
You haven't included what distances are between the intercepts i.e. waste rock or dilution.
From previous drilling the drills have highlighted weak copper alteration zones either side of the main target, therefore gold looks a very weak possibility .

Good luck to you with this investment, it's too small for me and possibly everyone else here. A big risky venture.

Hi Paddy
That wasn't a bad guess for my memory I got the Bulk caving figures in my head :))

The first Hannam note suggested an NPV $1363
Also an AISC $821 and gold oz 167k plus copper , so these would not make Tier 1
I can't remember what the second note said , old age creeping up :((