VIPR... IT'S 11:59!!
If you read and understand the process, which is highly scientific... this is not a lottery ticket: there are going to be positive results. VIPR wouldn't: 1) Purchase (exchange) this area if there wasn't high evidence/indication, nor; 2) Submit them for analysis (etc.) if they didn't have strong indication.
Add to that, investment of $1M, and potential $5M waiting... you don't part with that kind of cash unless you have some pretty strong indications...
Now, in just the past couple days, around the much-anticipated release of their news-- they're building out their web site focusing on this region/ancticipated results(not even fully linked/complete). [Ask yourself, would you be building out an updated site around this area/info release NOW if you weren't expecting HUGE?!]
WE'RE IN A VERY, VERY GOOD PLACE PEOPLE!!
"The exploration drilling at Gold Tree and Jem has identified several relatively continuous high grade mineralized shoots along several hundred meters of strike. The Gold Tree mineralization occurs along a 350 meter strike section displaying continuity below 250 meters depth with SD257 intersecting a 4 meter wide zone averaging 6.78 g/t. The gold is hosted by sheared basaltic meta-volcanics and interflow meta-sediments and is associated with quartz veining, biotite, arsenopyrite, pyrite, and chalcopyrite mineralization.
The gold mineralization at The Jem situated 500 meters along strike from Gold Tree extends along a 600 meter strike section with down-dip continuity below 250 meters depth. Borehole 5D401 intersected spectacular mineralization with coarse native gold in quartz veins.
Given the regional geology Kinti believes similar mineralization occurs on the company’s claim block."
