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Strategies & Market Trends : Canadian Junior Resource Roundup
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To: El Canadiense who wrote (4307)11/15/2017 6:43:34 PM
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NOPE , satellite is not and in our life times will never fill the requirement for detailed and accurate aeromags. As an explorer with a limited budget would you rather drill based on having an aeromag survey that tells you within 10 meters where the sweet spot is or based on a survey that has it "narrowed" down to 1 km. At a drilling cost of around $100 to $150 a meter it is kind of important to be working the most accurate aeromag available.

Some outfit sold a satellite based aeromag survey to the guys who bought my gold claims up at Quartz Creek. They told them this is the spot and it is about 20 feet to bedrock. They started digging and 70 feet later finally hit bedrock and turned out the spot was not so sweet at all. LOL I laughed my ass off when I heard they had spent $70K for that completely useless "survey" . Some people should stick to paving roads cause miners they are not.
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