Paul Huet, Chairman and CEO of RNC Minerals (Karora Resources) discusses the present and future direction of KRR. This is Paul’s first on camera interview since taking over as CEO of the company.
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Currently we have 2 porphyry systems identified by @GoldspotD at the #ReyLake & #LuckyMike areas which need further drilling. In addition, we now have over 20 target areas to focus on, giving the 120km² Project potential to host a cluster of deposits.
While expanding the roads to access higher up the mountain, @ResourcesWalker $WRR exposed a 1000 foot wide section of alteration they now call the cut. What's cool is that this system can be traced from the mill up to 8,500 feet!
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