I was doing a bit of research to explain to my sister and my wife what VMS and MMS mean. In doing that research, I became pretty excited by the information that I was seeing. If you can read through it and not get excited, then I will be amazed that you are a shareholder at all. The inference in the document is that there are typically 7 to 20 'camps' of deposits in a typical VMS system, which can be spread over several kilometers.

Here is my original post, but read through the articles in the link at the bottom for the real meat!

I posted the following message on the McFauld's hub, but I hadn't finished reading the VMS part first. It is a little less layman term than the MMS article, but some of the things it says have me very excited about the ROF now. Particularly:

See what I mean? Drill results are going to be exciting, IMHO

Here's my post from the ML hub:

While explaining to my sister and wife the details of the McFaulds Lake Ring of Fire, I ended up having to tell them what VMS and MMS referred to. I had to look it up and after some digging in Google, was able to find the following link, which is fairly easy for the layman to read. The articles were written in reference to Voisey's Bay, but the same holds true when referring to the ROF. Actually, the similarities are striking, might get everyone who reads it rather bullish :)

Enjoy!

http://earthsci.org/mineral/mindep/d...