Just had a bit of a giggle about the rate of drilling at Eagle One, picture an Eagle's Nest, grass and sticks running everywhich way, mud strategically holding it all together, well that's what the Eagle One drill site must look like right now with 4 drills set up and drilling away, water lines running all over the place and mud everywhere, and courderoy boardwalks to and from Camp, bet thier wishing they'd have ordered in a whack of rig mats. Keep up the great work guys. Sure wish one could see it all in action, how about a web cam set up fellas' ????

There are 4 drills actively seeking out the depths around Eagle One and we just got results up to and including hole 58 which was stated at the luncheon as being current. Depending on depths and assuming continuous drilling if we use 1 hole per rig every 3-4 days of drilling that becomes 4 holes every 3-4 days, of course this does not apply to the directional as by and large the drill times cut in half with each subsequent hole kicked of in another direction, the directional drill could easily accomplish in 4 days the same amount of drilling that 2 reg drills do. Now of course we all know that drillings anything but nonstop continuous, drill moves take time as well. For fun , Count forward from the Aug 20th luncheon date and move forward from 58 to todays date, lets say I just use 4 holes every 6 days cummulative drilling for all drills for the heck of it, 27 days of drilling could have produced approximately 18 holes up to today not including any extras from directional.

We are salt n peppering the area in and around Eagle One.

These are of course Just my calcs, not gospel.

Do your own calcs.

Cheers all.

Agoracom, for some reason the following is showing up on NOT's press release news page.

Wed, Sep 16, 2009