These Clan Lake results, although certainly not of Aurelian stature, further strengthens the potential of Tyhee's strategy of one day becoming a "district" of contributing mine sites that could feed into a central milling operation. But, it'll take more economic studies to know how much of a reality can be made from this desire.

Also, these findings, Big Sky and Clan Lake, further the likelihood that Tyhee may continue its excellent low budget/ low-cost exploration rate of gold discovery of $25/ oz. One of the best in Canada, I'm told

Step by step, Tyhee moves forward. Either coming closer to its production milestones or to getting bought out.

As Jim Puplava said last week,

"...If you listen to the second hour of the Big Picture when I talk about what the major companies such as Barrick are now got on their radar screen, two million ounce deposits in safe political jurisdictions, certainly Tyhee would fit into that category".

Go Tyhee!

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