The switcharoo was because they needed enough info to sell the new zone as a seperate deposit. They first heard that copper wasn't coming out of the cores and called for the drill. Then the assay served up some big silver and they called the drill off.

Some other company can buy it with confidence in the potential. They can drop a deep hole and get into some of those huge grades.

It's funny how when you plot the silver contents over the entire drill plan with elevations and correct the historicals you get a fairly clear picture. Anyone notice that the north has lots of cracks where high grade precious's are coming out and the south get more coppery? Then up the road from us is Red Chris. Between us should be more gold and silver with smaller pipes of copper. We also still have not confirmed a source. I still think it is in our south property. Ya, it might cost too much to find but it has to be there somewhere.