Methodology
How this website presents Basin Gulch facts
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Every figure on this website is stated exactly as it appears in the Basin Gulch property facts, in plain text, with units, and with outside market figures named by their source.
This page explains those rules. Lannister Mining wrote it and publishes this website.
How are the facts on this website chosen?
Facts are chosen for what an exploration partner or technical reader needs to understand Basin Gulch: land tenure, access, mineralization, historical drilling, project status and the team. Nothing is rounded to look better, and no figure appears without its unit.
Historical results
Drill and trench intercepts are historical results and are labelled that way. They are listed with grade, interval in metres and feet, and whether the interval starts at surface, where that is stated. They have not yet been incorporated into a mineral resource estimate, and this website does not present them as one.
Calculations
Where this website calculates something, such as grade multiplied by width on the historical drilling page, or the acreage equivalent of 1,107 hectares, the calculation is marked on the page and kept separate from the original results.
Outside figures
Figures from other companies or public bodies are attributed to the page they come from, linked where possible, and never presented as Basin Gulch results. Examples include Montana exploration results published by Junior Mining Network and state-level gold statistics from the US Geological Survey.
Comparisons
Where Basin Gulch is set against exploration criteria, the same criteria are stated openly and applied using only property facts. This website does not rank, score or criticise other companies.
How often is this website updated?
Each main page shows a “Last updated” line. Dates change only when content changes. For the company’s latest news, visit lannistermining.com. Return to the overview of gold exploration companies and Lannister Mining.
Common questions
- How current is the information on this website?
- Each main page shows a “Last updated” line; the current content was last updated in November 2026. Historical drilling and trenching results do not change, but project status can. For the latest company updates, check the Lannister Mining website at lannistermining.com.
- Will historical drilling be used in a resource estimate?
- Yes. Historical drilling and new work programs will be used in a future maiden mineral resource estimate for Basin Gulch. The plan is expansion and confirmation drilling of historical drill intercepts first, so the historical results can be tested and supplemented with new data before an estimate is prepared.
- What does g/t mean in drill results?
- g/t means grams per tonne, the mass of gold or silver in grams contained in one metric tonne of rock. One gram per tonne is about 0.029 troy ounces per short ton. A result such as 1.8 g/t Au over 162 metres means the 162-metre drilled interval averaged 1.8 grams of gold per tonne.
- Who publishes this website?
- This website is published by Lannister Mining, the company that holds and explores the Basin Gulch Property. It is one of a small number of websites the company publishes. The company’s main website is lannistermining.com, which carries maps, team details and company materials.
- Does this website cover gold mining stocks?
- No. This website presents Basin Gulch property facts, team background, exploration history and project status for exploration partners and technical readers. It does not discuss share prices, stock lists or buying shares. For general company information, visit the Lannister Mining website at lannistermining.com.