I do understand where you are coming from and of course all of us would like them to get right to the heart of the good stuff. However too many juniors have also put themselves out of business, or cut themselves short by doing just that. Drilling where they "thought" most of their resource was located and selling too early or not finding the real good stuff because they ran out of cash too soon.

As much as Kodiak seems to be working slower than molasses in January I'm positive that is not the case. Its a very delicate balance between proving up resources they already have and finding/proving additional resources to earn wealth for shareholders. I think they are doing exactly what they should be, methodically drilling but sometimes it does try on my patience so I know where you're coming from.

However with their +1400km land package (larger than Prince Edward Island) that is a LOT of ground to cover. So they do exactly what they're currently doing to handle that enormous undertaking. Starting with a fly over mag survey of most, or all of the property and going from there. Then finding the areas that look the most promising and beginning to research and potentially drill them (the 30 they initially outlined). After that, working your way closer to the middle as you obtain more information with drilling and geo data (the 12 prime targets they are currently drilling).

Trust me the work they are doing is pretty incredible and very well organized IMO. I think 95% of the juniors would have been overwhelmed with the golden mile alone and would have spent all their money swish-cheesing that area. Not Kodiak, they actually went full boar and bought up half of Ontario realizing the potential and seeing the bigger picture.

Yes their overall vision can be thought of as freight train (slow to get rolling) because they're attempting to build a large company from the ground up. But once all these areas start coming together with results we'll be full steam ahead and I'm pretty sure we'll be loaded with cash too.Thats the idea/hope anyway. JMHO.

Gamblor.