Hi Dak,
I am warming up on the key board here for a nice hike around Mt. Hood today.
<<Portland Wilderness
Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness
Adapted from
America's Wilderness
by Buck Tilton
The main attraction in this Wilderness, the Salmon River dives splendidly over numerous waterfalls, luring fishers hoping to hook steelhead and chinook and coho salmon. The drainages of the South Fork Salmon River and Eagle Creek stand cloaked in a dense rain forest of Douglas fir, true firs, western red cedar, and western hemlock with a thick understory. Volcanic plugs, pinnacles, and cliffs distinguish the area's sharply dissected ridges.
Much of the water in this area runs off of Huckleberry Mountain in the northern portion. To the south is Salmon Butte, a striking 4,877-foot landmark with a fine view from the top that can be reached by trail. Mule deer and black bears find winter range hidden In the area's wild off trail country. >>>>>
We need to hit the mutha load like you say. Maybe just methodical drilling will do. MMGG has drilled 30,000 meters and has 11 mill AU equiv in zinc. That is a load.
I just reviewed the projects liller has drilled out for gammon and mexgold. He embarks on 30,000 meter campaigns at once so I am hoping by year end he has geared up for one this size on GGC's land. Will he hit a ARU? I doubt it but he may find the goodies.
<To date, the deposits at Ocampo are defined by 167,000-metres of drilling in almost 1000 holes.>
gammonlake.com
<To achieve these objectives, Mexgold has launched a 60,000-metre exploration and development drilling program>
<Mexgold has initiated an exploration drill program, initially planned for 10,000-metres, but expanded to 30,000-metres in response to significant high-grade results from the first round of drilling.>
gammonlake.com
It appears to me that Mr. Liller knows how to run a large drill program with many drills at once and does it successfully. Go Genco.
Tom |
