Somebody has a sick sense of humor. Wonder who? As we plummet downward- despite the pathetic little uptick at the close- we are desperately looking for news- an announcement of the one thing that might turn things around- as has been so for years/decades- namely- an announcement that actual drilling has begun (except now the drilling is apparently to be in the wrong place). 

So it was with great trepidation and naive hope that an initial glance at iHub showed- none other than a new 8-K. Could it be? Was it the crucial announcement? Was it the news we've all been waiting a decade for?  No.  Not only was it not  a drilling announcement- but rather yet another toxic paltry $60K toxic loan deal. Not enough for drilling or much else- except for lights and someone's well deserved? salary. And for another future PPS nosediving dump. Just something to look forward to. Talk about rubbing one's nose in it. Unapologetic. 

Now- the touted possible "middle of the month" for drilling- this month anyway- has come and gone without the start of drilling. So the "middle of which month" is it going to be- if ever? And what ever happened to that Triton Money- that at least was a substantial chunk. Was it just p . .- or frittered away on stupid preparatory studies for RRC. Old fashion, labor intensive, manually laid cable based IP geophysics ain't cheap. As per Cowboy Brett- "We've done the research, put in the work and now we have an advantageous funding vehicle. I look forward to working with Triton . ." Okay- so let's see what you've got for your/our money. Did you use it all up on that preparatory work- and now there's nothing left for drilling?

Of course- all that expense could have been avoided- since it had already all been done at Hay Mountain. Had we had not embarked on this RRC (mis)adventure we could have simply taken the money and started drilling  at Hay Mountain on the already identified targets- and with a much greater likelihood of success and a vastly greater payoff as well. What disturbed thought process led to BG turning his back on Hay Mountain- the comany's "Premier Property"- (in bold letters) per our web site.

But- like I said- someone must have a sick sense of humor.

Back to Hay Mountain.