..thanks Ww for the dialouge, interested too hear your thoughts going back 5yrs for valuing PumaS future at $ 5.....I think its way to early to put any kind of tonnage figures as Puma still requires alot of drilling to define the sizes of any of the 16 anomalies.The game changer for Puma:s future growth likly well be the result of the Nicholas Denny Pluton eruption that morph through the fault system. Marcel ( geologist/ceo) keeps good logs of new finds making visible just how rich some of these veins are and all open pit at this point. I think back to PDAC i was told open-pit mining could be excavated down to 1,000 ft before underground mining would take over. Thinking out loud, Puma"s drilling to-date have only tested down to the 250 meter area through out the two 10 k each structures finding enough ores as to keep Puma a low cost producer.Marcel"s geological team well be testing deeper holes along the RBM fault from Hache to Henry East/West which could add alot of tonnage to the existing 43-101 done on the Hache in 2008.The Main fault totally seperate from old 2008 43-101 seems to have been fed from the NDpluton eruption which Marcel through detailed mapping shows transvers faults possibly also feeding into the RBMfault. Looking North on the NDpluton slide above the NDpluton shows from drill results a high grade Moly/cu find and East of the Main fault the Possible copper porphery..PS: although Puma is a advanced exploration play, alot more aerail and geo/drilling work is required in order to prove up a sizeable resource...PS" thinking of gold, 2 1/2 x 2 1/2 x 2 1/2 = 11 cubic feet or one ton of ore the size roughly of and end table Puma finding skarns with continuos continuity only needs one gr equivalent in each ton for cost with the rest going to profit..Traps7
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