Dave Mathewson, continues, “There are further commentaries for readers to appreciate the magnitude of the Dobbin opportunity. What has been described and seen with these figures and results is very substantial, yet only the two-dimensional look at a big system. The 3rd dimensional context adds real insight and potential size. Multiple favourable stratigraphic host rocks are present at surface and at depth on the property such as the middle and lower Roberts Mountains Formation (more than 200m (660’) thick in this area) and Antelope Formation (known to be up to 418m (1373’) thick in the Monitor Range and a major host in the Eureka Mining District to the north). Where the subvertical feeder structures feed this gold system and cut these specific rock formations, gold can be deposited as multiple brecciated and stacked mineralized zones at various depths, somewhat reminiscent of tree branches off a tree truck. And since the stratigraphy on the property is shallow dipping, gold tends to spread outward flanking from the structure along the favourable shallow dipping stratigraphy. In additional, all Carlin-type gold deposits have high-grade cores that can have dramatic positive economic impacts. This gold system would be no exception. A cross-sectional gold target model showing these potential sizable depth opportunities follows.”