Of course- all these studies- archeological and environmental- that may or may not be really what's holding things up at RRC- have already long been completed and approved at Hay Mountain. And the geophysical studies- in this case- less effective and archaic  IP- which we supposedly are also waiting on- also has already long ago been completed at Hay Mountain- and done much more accurately with ZTEM instead of old fashioned IP- and bolstered by geological sampling and biogeochemical sampling- all congruently pinpointing targeting for a vastly richer and contiguous deposit. Already done. Just sitting there waiting. Permitting done. Start drilling. Today. (If not-why not?)