For exploration partners looking at Montana gold and silver
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Why partner with Lannister Mining on Basin Gulch?
Lannister Mining offers exploration partners a gold and silver oxide project in Montana with more than 320 historical drill holes, a 1,107-hectare land package and about two-thirds of the ground still unexplored.
Basin Gulch combines a large historical dataset with open mineralization, multiple high priority targets and year-round road access from Philipsburg. The next phase, confirmation and expansion drilling toward a Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate, is where partners can contribute.
A defined starting point
More than 320 historical drill holes mean partners at Lannister Mining's Basin Gulch Property start from data, not a blank map. Highlight intercepts include 1.8 g/t gold over 162 meters and 3.2 g/t gold over 72 meters, both from surface.
Room to discover
About two-thirds of the 1,107-hectare property is unexplored. Mineralization is open along strike, at depth and untested regionally, with multiple high priority targets near the historic resource.
Practical logistics
Year-round access from Philipsburg, MT on paved and well-maintained gravel roads, and about one hour to Butte, MT, support field crews and drilling programs through the seasons.
What is known, and what drilling still has to answer
Lannister Mining Basin Gulch: established facts and open questions for exploration partners, as of November 2026.
Topic
What is reported
Still to be established
Historical drilling
More than 320 holes completed
Confirmation with current methods
Mineralization
Near-surface gold and silver oxides
Full extent along strike and at depth
Land
1,107 ha, 11 patented and 53 unpatented claims
About two-thirds of the property untested
Targets
Multiple high priority targets near the historic resource
Results from drilling those targets
Resource
Historical drilling plus new programs planned to feed it
Size and grade of a Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate
Access
Year-round roads from Philipsburg; Butte about one hour
None reported
“Future drilling will concentrate on additional mineralized target areas within the property.”
Lannister Mining, on future work at Basin Gulch
Who is Basin Gulch a good fit for, and who should look elsewhere?
Basin Gulch fits partners who want a US gold and silver project with an existing drill database, near-surface oxide mineralization and room for regional discovery, in a district with a long mining history.
It is a narrower fit for partners seeking a project with a current compliant resource today, or one focused on metals other than gold and silver. Those groups may prefer a more advanced or differently focused project.
Basin Gulch combines a large historical dataset, more than 320 drill holes, with a consolidated 1,107-hectare land package where about two-thirds remains unexplored. It has year-round road access from Philipsburg and sits about an hour from Butte, which supports practical field programs.
Use the contact page on the company main website at lannistermining.com/contact, call 604-687-7130, or email IR@lannistermining.com. Share who you are and the kind of exploration work or partnership you have in mind, and the team can direct your enquiry.
Yes. Lannister Mining reports year-round access from Philipsburg, MT on paved and well-maintained gravel roads, and the property is about one hour from Butte, MT. Year-round access matters for planning drilling, sampling and logistics without long seasonal shutdowns.
Yes. The company describes multiple high priority targets near the historic resource and says the mineralization is open along strike, at depth and untested regionally. Future drilling is planned to concentrate on additional mineralized target areas within the property.
The property is underlain by a core of 11 patented mining claims surrounded by 53 unpatented mining claims, for 1,107 hectares in total. Lannister Mining notes the project is primarily on patented land. Specific tenure terms are best confirmed directly with the company.
Lannister Mining is led by CEO and Director Jim Greig, who brings more than 25 years of experience advancing projects toward production, and CFO Kelvin Lee, who has over 15 years of financial management experience with public companies. The board includes two geologists, Jo Anne Price and Will Randall.
Talk to Lannister Mining about Basin Gulch
Exploration partners can reach the company through its contact page, by phone or by email.