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To: The Fix who wrote (8048)	9/18/1998 1:52:00 PM
From: George J. Tromp	Respond to of 26850

Well usually., that would be the case in most pipe signatures around Lac DeGras., because they didnt intersect a significant source above the 250meter level which is the around the max. depth most diamond drillers drill in the NWT., it would seem to me even the few holes drilled in the center of the lake., would not reveal a deeper source. The odds probably diminish when sourcing a target at depth., and there is less liklihood it will be intersected relative to early in the program. However., much data should be correlated given the knowledge gained., and a mapping of the dyke systems should help pinpoint specified areas of drilling in the future. I am somewhat mystified as to your references to David James., a gentleman whom I have never met., as your comments have no factual basis., first concerning myself nor this thread., no further comments are warranted. Happy Hunting