Why is Brett Gross struggling and floundering- expending funds on questionable and obsolete IP studies and the archeological and environmental studies so that he can maybe eventually, some day drill at RRC- while HAY MOUNTAIN is sitting there ready and waiting to be be drilled?

There is likely a similar impediment to drilling both- namely- the lack of an investing JV partner and funding. Getting such a partner should be the main activity- not fiddling around at RRC. Maybe the money being  wasted on the IP study would be better spent taking a potential partner out to dinner. Study potential investors rather than RRC. What is management doing in this regard?

In the meantime- if any funds are available to do geological work- it should be used at HAY MOUNTAIN- where we know there is the high probablity of a hugely valuable, contiguous and well defined deposit of copper and other minerals. It is targeted/permitted and ready to go. In contrast, RRC is untargeted, an iffy prospect- and- in the end may have nothing commercially recoverable- or scattered patchy deposits at best- of very questionable value. We appear to be very far from being able to even begin trying to exploit RRC- if ever.

So-  the question again is- Why are we not focusing on HAY MOUNTAIN?