I have obviously NOT seen the original report and have not indicated that I have. I have only seen what is on RRHI's website and in PR's and most certainly do not believe they are lying or fabricating reports or information as a scam to fool investors.
As reported by the company from geologists, both working for and independent (the independent part is from a third party oil and gas drilling sector company geologist that we can assume works for Baker Hughes), "The Dodge Mine is classified as an irregular ore body with close-spaced veinlets cutting the host rock and forming intercalated network of cylindrical or caplike deposits cutting across geologic boundaries" From that description, a novice such as myself could deduce that it is a vein deposit.
One can assume that the Dodge Mine deposits are Sedex as the vast majority of the world's barite deposits are considered to have been formed by Sedex Mineralization process. If thats the case then the company left out not only the Silver, but the Zinc, Bismuth and Tungsten. You left out in your critique the Bismuth and Tungsten or Wolfram if you prefer.
It could be a VMS/VHMS deposit though. The massive sulfide deposit statement is interesting as well. Any ideas other than a scam?
ADIT comes from the Latin aditus meaning an approach (in mining) an entrance to an underground mine which is horizontal or nearly horizontal by which the mine can be entered, drained of water, ventilated, and minerals extracted at the lowest convenient level. Adits are also used to explore for mineral veins.
If that definition is wrong, you should correct a few people.
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