It seems to me that Tyhee would be wise to go it alone all the way to the point where, with permit in hand, they could bring in a JV partner as part of the financing, but only AFTER the GNWT has issued the permit. this way, expectations will not be raised, as Tyhee is a modest proposal from a small company, albeit with excellent local history and connections. Much better than a JV before permit, which introduces new players and new dynamics into the permit process.

With that theory, then I would not expect any big news on the M&A fronteir regarding Tyhee, if ever, or at least not until after permit issued next summer.

By the way, let's see those drill results!

GS