 Good afternoon and welcome back to Investor Intel. Today we're talking with Charles Desjardins from Pistol Bay Mining. Hi Charles. Hello, how are you? Good, where are you today? I'm in Vancouver, sunny Vancouver. Have you been out to the property lately? Yes, actually I was there last week. Where is the property? It's in Northern Ontario. It's parallel to the Red Lake Belt. The bottom end is about 40 km from Red Lake. We were talking earlier and you said it's a VMS deposit? Yes, volcanic massive sulphides. There's only been one mine in the belt. It's a South Bay mine, but it was very rich. SELCO resources had it. There's a lot of historic occurrences, a lot of things going on, about 800 drill holes in the belt, which we have data for about 600 of them. You haven't done any work in the property yet, but you've accumulated the data, done data compilation, and I think you're just finishing an aerial survey now, right? Yes, the whole premise of acquiring this land package was to use modern technology on the belt and use these latest V10 max surveys that could see conductors at depths, which apparently they can see down to 700 meters. Charles, can you tell us about how many claims you have? Well, lots. I'm not sure the exact number of claims, but we cover everything that's valuable, probably in a 25 km by 60 km area. That's a massive area. It sounds like a whole greenstone belt. Yeah, exactly it is. I shouldn't say it is because it continues to the north, but it changes the volcanic change so that it's more gold-orientated. Right now, what we're chasing is zinc, copper, gold, and silver. Wow, it's a pretty diverse group. At your website, you have some excellent maps. I was looking through some earlier. There appears to be a lot of work done in the area around you historically. Yeah, so all those historic resources that you see on that map we now control. I was speaking to the Narendra geophysicists that had this ground at one point around 1999-2000, and he said, yeah, we couldn't see anything beyond 200 meters. So the technology is giving you half a kilometer for free. Exactly. Wow. And there's a lot of things going on in this belt. That's why there's all these historic resources and the Aerozone, which is 43-101 compliant, a couple million tons. But this technology is already lighting up and giving us a whole bunch of new things that are around the known conductors or historic deposits, as well as a bunch of new stuff. So we're going to be a busy group. And I see you also have an interest in a uranium property up in the Athabasca basin. Yeah, so that property is something we've had for about 12 years, and now it's pretty much been taken over by Rio Tinto. I'm expecting another cash payment from them for a million and a half dollars this year. And then we'll be left with a 5% net profit interest, which, you know, if they find anything substantial, I'm sure they won't want to leave us with that either. So we'll see where that goes. So the next big milestone would be the release of your interpretation from the VTAM survey. You're probably still consolidating ground around you, which is commonly what people do. So we should expect news on that. Yeah, both those areas. We're presently staking some of the things we've found, as well as there's a lot more data. We don't actually have all the data yet, but there's a lot of stuff to follow up on. It's quite exciting, a bit daunting, but there's other companies around us that are willing to help. It looks like, so we'll see how that goes. Would you be contemplating a drill program this year, or would that be next summer? I don't really want to raise more money in Pistol Bay, so if a drill program happens, it will probably be in a joint venture, somebody else drilling one of our properties. Unless Rio Tinto pays us sooner than the end of the year. Okay, it seems like you have a pretty good plan mapped out for the shareholders. Yes. Good. Well, can we check back in with you in a few months and see how you're doing? You definitely can. Nice to hear from you. Thank you for your time.