Wildcards...
DH 416 located at the edge of "Mike" zone has an azmuth of 47 degrees (North East) and dip of 60 degrees. DH 416 should reach out about 191 m horizontal distance into Mike reaching a depth of 331.3m. I think this is more "exploration" than geotechnical (lol).
DH 422 near "ES" zone has an azmuth of 90 degrees (due East) and dip of 50 degrees. 422 should reach out about 267m horizontal distance. This tells me that Elmer is testing the chargeability anomally south of ES and not ES so much.
DH's 423 and 424 (near DDHAS-16) are very similar (azmuth, dip) to each other and may indicate that one of these holes (likely 423?) failed (?). 423 reached 253.3m depth, 424 reached 154.2m depth. HAS-16 found mineralization to 164m depth (at least I think this was a vertical hole). Maybe neither 423 or 424 failed and are set up as confirmation drills. Thoughts please....
DDHAS-16:
from(m) To(m) Interval(m) Copper Eq(%) Copper(%) Mo(%) Gold(g/t) Silver(g/t)
|
| 51.81 |
57.91 |
6.1 |
0.52 |
0.52 |
0.0 |
0.0 |
0.0 |
| 152.4 |
164.59 |
12.19 |
0.89 |
0.84 |
0.01 |
0.0 |
0.0 |
"The last three samples in DDH-HAS16, a shallow hole drilled into the top of this anomaly averaged 1.03% copper over a 10m interval,"
While searching for info on DDHAS-16 this AM I found this file with historic drill hole results. I haven't looked at this at all but those GE users can upload their own (historic) drill locations. When the KMZ file uploads in GE, click on the blue squares (drill locations) to get assay results. Very interesting... www.corebox.net/ge/copper_fox-schaft_creek.kmz
Too bad, Corebox.net doesn't still track Schaft Creek. I could not find it elsewhere on their site.
