Field work
Access and logistics
Basin Gulch is reached year-round from Philipsburg, MT on paved and well-maintained gravel roads, and Butte is about one hour away. Year-round access lets programs run beyond a short summer season.
For exploration partners
Basin Gulch for Exploration Partners
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Basin Gulch offers exploration partners gold-silver mineralization open at depth and along strike, a regionally untested property, and more than 320 historical holes to build from.
Two-thirds of the Basin Gulch Property is still unexplored. Lannister Mining says future drilling will concentrate on additional mineralized target areas, alongside confirmation and expansion drilling around the historic resource area.
What does Basin Gulch offer an exploration partner?
A defined starting point and room to grow: more than 320 historical drill holes and trench results near surface, multiple high-priority targets near the historic resource, and 1,107 hectares of claims that are largely untested regionally. Access is year-round by road from Philipsburg, MT.
Target types at Basin Gulch
| Target | Evidence | Stage |
|---|---|---|
| Historical intercepts | 320+ holes, including 1.8 g/t Au over 162 m from surface | Confirmation drilling |
| Depth extensions | Mineralization open at depth | Step-out drilling |
| Strike extensions | Mineralization open along strike | Step-out drilling |
| Near-resource targets | Multiple high-priority targets near the historic resource | Drill testing |
| Regional ground | Two-thirds of the property unexplored | Early-stage exploration |
Why the ground is practical to explore
Team
Experienced technical people
Director Jo Anne Price is an independent geological consultant with over two decades of experience across gold, poly-metallic and graphite projects. Director Will Randall is a professional geologist with over 20 years in mining and exploration. Advisor John Lewins is a mineral engineer with over 35 years of experience. Meet the full team.
How partners can start a conversation
Lannister Mining routes partner and investor inquiries through investor relations: Ken Cotiamco, 604-687-7130, IR@lannistermining.com. Before reaching out, review the historical drill results, the claim package and the Basin Gulch gold exploration overview.
Common questions
See all questions in the FAQWhy would an exploration partner look at Basin Gulch?
Basin Gulch offers targets that are open at depth, along strike and untested regionally, with two-thirds of the property unexplored. It also has more than 320 historical holes to build from. Partners can reach Lannister Mining investor relations at 604-687-7130 or IR@lannistermining.com.
Read this answer in the full FAQWhat targets exist beyond the historic drilling?
Lannister Mining reports multiple high-priority targets near the historic resource and says future drilling will concentrate on additional mineralized target areas within the property. Mineralization is open at depth and along strike, and the wider property remains untested regionally.
Read this answer in the full FAQWhat makes Basin Gulch practical to work on?
Year-round road access from Philipsburg, MT, a location about one hour from Butte, and a core of patented claims. Together these support field programs across seasons in an established mining district rather than a remote, fly-in setting.
Read this answer in the full FAQWhat data already exists for Basin Gulch?
More than 320 historical drill holes, trench results with gold and silver assays, and property maps. Lannister Mining plans to combine this historical work with new programs in a Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate, after confirmation and expansion drilling.
Read this answer in the full FAQDoes the Lannister Mining team have exploration experience?
Yes. The team includes co-founders or senior executives of K92 Mining, Fosterville South Exploration, Arena Minerals and Thesis Gold. Director Jo Anne Price is a geological consultant with over two decades of experience, and director Will Randall is a professional geologist with over 20 years in the industry.
Read this answer in the full FAQHow much of Basin Gulch is still unexplored?
About two-thirds of the Basin Gulch Property is still unexplored, according to Lannister Mining. Mineralization is described as open at depth, along strike and untested regionally, and future drilling will concentrate on additional mineralized target areas within the property.
Read this answer in the full FAQ