The geophysical map,combined with initial proof of its concept by the discovery of the golden gate,has opened the possibility of this really becoming a golden empire.Since the beginning of modern time gold mines have been the root source of immense wealth.

Finding the golden mile ,and the sebsequent ladder and parallel veins are not isolated discoveries.And it does not take a large leap to see the connection to the rest of the property.

There is most likely enough gold there to subdivide the propertry to accomodate multiple mines and multiple offers.The capital outlay and for one company to buy the property would be to large.Where as buying a section of it to add to their reserve base would look less risky.Especially if the cost is in the 5-10 billion purchase range.

Over the next generation,Kodiak could very well develop into the next great company to develop an empire around a gold deposit.Hollinger,Goldcorp and others have built large companies out od gold mines from northwest ontario.

Two things come to mind as I review the Kodiak experience....its not the share price ,its how many shares you can carry through the next year.....and buying property in the vicinity of the the Hercules project.

Maybe this summer would be a good time to ask the company if they would allow a few investors a site visit.Not to analyze,but simply to see an empire in the making.