Coffee with Samso Episode 156 with William Potma, Chief Geologist and Crispin Pike, VP, Discovery of Matador Mining Limited (ASX: MZZ)   Matador Mining has changed strategy to be more exploration focused. I can see this as a very calculated approach. A focus to look for the "Holy Grail" is a smart move.   This is a technical episode where we discussed what makes Cape Ray tick and how management will tackle the concept of discovery. Warren and Crispin made some great discussion on The How's, The Why, The Where and The With What conversation.   This is a must have discussion as the size of the project is hard to conceptualize for the average investor. The magnitude of 120km of strike length may be big but its the location of secondary and the tertiary structural points that will make discoveries. Many geoscientists in this area will agree that there are many big deposits, big economic deposits that have come from these secondary and tertiary points.   For those that want to understand the technical aspect of the Matador story, it is a great time to make a coffee or tea, sit back and enjoy this Coffee with Samso.     Chapters:   00:00 Start 00:20 Introduction 01:45 Warren Potma and Matador Mining 04:27 Crispin Pike and the progress of exploration activities 07:40 Geophysics as a dominant tool used by exploration 08:49 Discussion about big projects 12:33 Shallow drilling at Cape Ray 13:16 Is Cape Ray geologically unique? 14:57 What is the market sentiment for Matador and the Gold sector? 16:45 Thoughts on the project as the Exploration Manager 19:24 Challenges of the project 22:24 Jurisdiction matters 25:19 The Hermitage Project 28:44 Could Hermitage be a first tier project? 29:30 Are regional structure controls dominating the Mineralisation? 31:13 Finding the next bigger deposits 32:10 How big can the Matador projects end up? 33:41 News flow 35:51 Takeaway from the Coffee with Samso 38:17 Conclusion