Hearing 'Lucky Strike' described like this (i.e. 1.2 g/t Au over 41 metres) really changes 'the sound' of this discovery. At least for me. Tired of hearing about 'narrow veins'. The devil is in the detail. FYI... results from this hole were originally contained in Aug. 1, 2008 NR that sent KXL from a high of $2.70 to a low of about $1.35 by the middle of the month.

Just doesn't seem right.

red911

"The Lucky Strike vein was discovered 200 m west of the Golden Mile vein during the course of step-back drilling along the central part of the Golden Mile. It was intersected at a depth of 38.5 metres and contains visible gold within a two metre vein width in drill core. Further drilling on this structure has outlined a broad zone of gold mineralization that graded 1.2 gpt Au over 41 metres in hole HR08-137. The Lucky Strike and Golden Mile structures appear to converge at depth, suggesting a potential high grade target where they intersect, and a wedge-shaped region of shallow, bulk-mineable mineralization above."