Sure enough Tursk!, We're talken risk here. With few exceptions, acquisitions rarely happen without at least some bankable feasibility study in hand. Those who would buy a junior don't want it to be a risky deal.

So, I feel that we don't have much to worry about, in this regard. Tyhee is still risky and the share price reflects this risk. So, until at least early next year when the pre-feas. study is delivered, we shouldn't see a buyout.

Coincidentally, when a good feas does arrive, I expect Tyhee's gold "reserves" to be valued at least at $100/oz. And, at that point, with a little luck and gold over $1000, we should easily blow past the LOM target price of 44 cents.

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