It is almost everywhere in the mineralization. The drills are going in at 50 degrees so that each quartz outcrop can be defined in regards to its width. From that the depth will be established and the tonnage determined. If we had a bunch of blanks I would be concerned, but that is not the case. I'm not sure about any of you, however in all my research I have not yet found any junior explorco publish assays the way we did. They basically will find their best holes perhaps 4 to 6 and figure out a way to make them look good to the public, in a brief NR. Have you ever seen another explorco publish every hole drilled? Not me. Those other guys won't even tell you how many blanks they actually have. We only had a couple, I think that is pretty darn good.

:) Skier