The news release points out the area has all of the key features common to most of the existing deposits to the north. Those features include the presence of graphitic basement rock, major fault zones, clay alteration and the presence of U3O8 (.1 %) although not in high enough grade or thickness,yet. There are discoveries just to the east at Millenium and Wheeler River that show significant uranium deposition occurs this far south along the main trend. The previous program last winter was four holes but only one had results or even a location posted (WM-09-04). I would have preferred if they posted all of the existing drill locations on a resistivity map calculated from the ZTEM data to see how strong the conductor is and what exactly was drilled on the last program. It's a high risk , high reward play but they do have a good shot. I'm pleased that they will stay focused on the D1 feature and won't drill the two new conductors ( E1 and E2) on this program but will work up potential locations with ground geophysics. If they have success on the D1 conductor then they will have others to follow up with next winter along with delineation drilling on D1. If there is no success on D1 then I think the best plan is to monetize the whole property via an option to someone like CanAlaska with drill ready targets on E1 and E2.