Nine Mile Metals DDH Wd-26-14 Intersects 5.09% Cu-Eq Over 14.15m Including 6.35% Cu-Eq Over 9m and 7.45% Cu-Eq Over 6m

Nine Mile released results from hole WD-26-14 at the Wedge Project today. The reported interval returned **5.09% Cu-Eq over 14.15m true width**, including **6.35% Cu-Eq over 9.0m** and **7.45% Cu-Eq over 6.0m**. The highest individual sample came in at **8.59% Cu-Eq**.

One detail I found interesting was that the strongest grades were concentrated near the bottom of the mineralized section. The company noted that the six highest Cu-equivalent samples came from the lower 6 metres of the interval, which may provide some context for future follow-up drilling.

The intercept contains a mix of copper, zinc, lead, silver, and gold, consistent with the type of mineralization being targeted at Wedge.

According to the release, the next step includes BHEM surveys on surrounding holes to assist with targeting potential extensions of the conductors identified during the current program.

For anyone following the Bathurst Camp stories, I'm curious how this result compares with your expectations for Wedge and whether the upcoming geophysics could be the more important catalyst going forward.