I find myself having to review the Goodwin Lake property. I just got this from the Tyhee website:

The Goodwin Lake claims cover a similar geology as the Ormsby Zone, including descriptions of gold-bearing mafic igneous breccias. The property also hosts the historic LOG showing where government assessment records report a trench sample 2.1 metres long grading 181.4 grams of gold per tonne (McConnell and Parker, 1964). Work completed by the property vendor shows this gold trend to be exposed discontinuously over 1,200 metres, including grab samples of 22.8 gpt gold in an area where government geologists report a 174.2 gpt gold and 82.8 gpt silver assay (Cairns et al., 1999). No significant work has been recorded on the Goodwin lake Property since the discovery of the high-grade LOG showing.

It also says that the property is actually between the Yellowknife project and Big sky, 20 k south of Yellowknife project, so logistics would be pretty good.

Sounds pretty promising to me. I don't know if I just overlooked this tidbit before, or if it has been added since the last ime I thought about Goodwin Lake.

MR