If you view the slides below, the top slide on the page is from a high chargeability anomaly that GoldQuest has drilled on one of their properties. The slide on the bottom is part of our high chargeability anomaly that was drilled on the Tesoro, see hole #22 on that slide, which is pretty close to where we actually drilled. There is an arrow there showing you the only results from that hole being 7 cm at 0.259 g/t gold at the 64 m level, and where the hole goes into the high chargeability deeper,where it hits the orange/red color, right through to the hot pink, nothing? Doesn,t this seem very odd, when you compare it to the anomaly of Goldquests, demonstrated in the top slide ?

Remember that gold does not show up on these kinds of slides and that individual veins carrying sulphides with gold, have to be at least 5 m wide to even see them on this scale of geophysics as orange/red/pink structures. Your chargeable minerals is what gives you the hotter colors on your geophysics, copper being one and is found on the Tesoro in relation to the high gold grades. The highest grade copper sample taken from the Tesoro that I have seen is around 5.5%, which is huge, and if you compare that percentage to the ones in Goldquests slide in the photo, you will see that 1.4% copper is giving them a high reading of chargeability.

Here below is Goldquests drill results from hitting their anomaly and you can see the grades on the slide demonstrated as gold and red spikes coming from the drill hole on the slide. Look at these long intercepts of gold and copper. Keep in mind that the copper sulfides are whats setting their high chargeability off and are present in the drill results below as should be expected. Compare this to our drill hole in a very similar anomaly, and nothing?

IMO