 Hi, I'm Chris Thompson for Investor Intel and today I'm with Chris Paul, who is the CEO of Bald Eagle Gold. Bald Eagle has got a great ticker, BIG, on the TSX Venture Exchange. How are you today, Chris? I'm very well. Thanks, Chris. Thanks for having me on. You recently joined the company. Maybe give us a bit of a background on why you joined Bald Eagle. Yeah, absolutely. I have a technical background in geology and I've got over 10 years experience in precious metals exploration in North America, so Canada and the US, and I actually recently came across a very attractive intermediate stage silver exploration project in Idaho through my network down there. That project is called the Hercules and recently helped to facilitate the acquisition of that project into Bald Eagle and more recently have now joined the company as the CEO, so that will be my focus going forward. So as you mentioned, the company recently acquired the Hercules Silver project in Idaho and you released a 43-101 technical document just last week. Can you just start to give us some details about the project? Yeah, absolutely. So as I mentioned, it's an intermediate stage project. It's got over 300 historic drill holes on it dating all the way back to the 1960s, 1970s, and the early 1980s. So this is not a green fields project. We have a pretty significant head start with the exploration. Those 300 drill holes have essentially defined two mineralized bodies on the project. This was pre-43-101, so the company can't call them resources, but nonetheless, these are two bodies with good silver grade, as well as lead zinc, showing good continuity, and there's four other drill developed targets along strike. So we saw roughly 200 drill holes into these mineralized bodies. These were shallow drill holes. This is on the order of 1, 2, 300 feet at the time. So the previous operators have left these things wide open down plunge and along strike. And we're very encouraged that our primary focus is essentially to build a 43-101 compliant resource using historic drilling data, as well as some of the drilling that we're going to be doing over the next couple years. And we believe that we can significantly expand on that historical mineralization as well. So Chris, what is the size of the project? Yeah, so the Hercules itself is 2,000 acres. We go by acres in the United States. But if you look at the company's recent news, you'll see that we also acquired the adjacent ground as well, and that was called the Leviathan. So the Leviathan adds another 2,000 acres, bringing the total package up to 4,000 acres. And the reason for that acquisition is the company has a mandate to look district scale. So we are very, obviously very encouraged by the strong silver lead zinc mineralization and continuity that we're seeing on the Hercules, but something has to be driving that system. So when we look to the east and you'll see this mentioned in the 43-101 technical report that was just published, there is a series of copper porphyry showings just immediately to the east of the project. And these have never been drilled. We see very, very encouraging historic trenching on that. But what the model that we're coming at this thing with is that this is a copper porphyry system to the east of the project. And that is essentially what's driving the silver lead zinc mineralization on the Hercules. We think that the Hercules is what's called a CRD. That's a carbonate replacement type deposit. These can often be very, very, very large systems, and they're always fed by a copper porphyry system at depth. So that's the model that we're looking at when we acquired all this land. So Chris, what's it like working in Idaho? I got started in Idaho about two years ago, and the opportunities down there are incredible. One of the sort of interesting aspects of the Hercules is the fact that it was a very under the radar asset. And these are the type of opportunities that you can only get in the United States. So Chris, how is the cash balance in the bank? And what are your plans for the rest of 2022? Yes, so right now we're sitting around 1.3 million cash in the bank. Our plans for 2022 is we're looking at a roughly 3,000 meter drill program on the project. We are going to be probably doing mostly RC, which we budgeted at roughly $1.2 million. So the company is going to have to finance that. So we're going to be looking at doing a financing in the next couple of months here. We haven't announced the price. We haven't decided those terms yet, but we're probably looking to raise about $1.2 million. Well, thanks for your time today, Chris. It was very speaking with you, and we look forward to seeing those drill results when they come out later on this summer, probably into the fall. Today I was speaking with Chris Paul, who is the CEO of Bald Eagle Gold on the TSX Venture Exchange with the ticker BIG. Thanks, Chris.