These are the visually reported lengths per hole that contained the host rock metagranite: 1. West Pogo WP-12-01: 277m (ends in metagranite !) 2. West Pogo WP-12-02: 289m (ends in metagranite !) 3. Money Rock MR-12-01: 229m (ends in paragneiss) 4. Money Rock MR-12-02: 390m (ends in metagranite !) Just looking at the host rock factor, MR-12-02 looks the most interesting, with MR-12-01 the least. Combined with the fact of the presence of sulphides throughout all holes and a possible confirmed strike length of 1000 meters between all four holes, this could be a nice surprise, IF the metagranite contains a decent percentage of gold. Not to forget, that Sumitomo, just 3.5 km away, is running a profitable 10 gpt , 400.000 oz./year mine and has just recently discoverd two new deposits nearby. FANTOMAS