KO, thanks for the comment, but it is important to note that geochem is the same thing as  "veggie sampling".  There should be absolutely no reason to bear the expense of doing more of that at this time.  It would be financially irresponsible, in my opinion.  With regards to XRF, that's an entirely different matter.  Not only are the results immediate, but they also come without costly delays related to gathering samples and awaiting laboratory analysis.

As to someone else's comment about paranoia, I have to say that what one claims to observe in others sometimes says more about the observer than the person observed.  Note too that there is a big difference between "paranoia" and having a lack of faith in our self-appointed management team.  As I've said, I have a lot of confidence in what the Tombstone caldera can bring us, but none in those who now claim to be representing my interests in getting any part of it drilled.