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To: cosmicforce who wrote (85321)	8/12/2000 11:25:58 PM
From: average joe	Respond to of 108807

The target is a garnetiferous ultramafic pipe. You hit on one thing alluvium could have caused the anomaly. Big geophysics such as seismic would cost as much as a small drill program. The target is coincident with a small round lake and we can get a water well rig in after freeze up. I read a paper on seismic refraction being used to find deep paleo-channels for Au exploration in Australia. I remember one we drilled by accident that ran 40 ppb - that might have indicated something but at 650 feet we did not have a lot to work with.