http://jvtcwinterroad.ca/

Website tracks the progress on the ice road, with the goal of 27 to 29 inches of ice before they open it, usually at the end of January.

By that time, conditions are excellent for Tyhee's short spur road to bring in supplies and equipment, and to move drill rigs around by ground (dragging on frozen bog with a skidder) than by the laborious process of dis-assembly, helo transport, and reassemble.

IT's an important and short opportunity to drill sites that are inaccessible or difficult terrain, other than during the deep freeze. SInce it's the most economical way as well, I sure hope that Thyee mobilizes at least one drill rig during the cold season.

This would have to be well organized and in the pipeline in early January. So we have 4 or 5 weeks for a decision on any winter drilling program.

What are your perspectives? I think they will do some limited drilling, in areas where key geological questions need to be answered in the exploration plan for Clan Lake and GoodWin lake only, with no other activity. Two drills for two months, Feb 1 to March 15. That's about 10 weeks, costing something like $500,000 and producing about 30 holes.

SKELEG