Bayhorse Silver Inc V.BHS

Henrich are you wrong.

[goldfish4]

Sage at 50 tons a day it will take 600 days . At 200 ton/ day it will take 150 days. Providing the oresorter, mill and flotation circuit have no hiccups to get 300 tons of concentrate to ship.

[wanderer9641]

Your math is way off - please expland and show how you arrived at this. 20oz/t X15 = minimum bag amount - then X300 bags  = 4500 tons of ore  plus or minus concentrated - not your 30,000 tons

[Tinhos]

I am also not sure if you can just apply an average grade over the mined rock. There are some very strongly mineraized areas that can be identified visually https://twitter.com/BayhorseSilver/status/1430919575575666689 These areas can be mined first and the less mineralized areas can be left on a pile until the throughput is high enough to deal with less mineralized material. Therefore, the

[hanscazan1]

as how we red it too. Accumulating, back in September, 

[Henrich428]

Tinhos you were exactly right when you said that Graeme would essentially try to highgrade the mine first. He says in this old NR that he will go straight to the Big Dog Zone once full-scale production commences which is the really high-grade unexplored zone at the back of the hill: "We have built the Bayhorse Silver Mine into a producer of consistent silver concentrate for a modest US$6.75

[Tinhos]

Yes, that is why it is actually very encouraging that these extended highly mineralized zones do exist like this shown in the latest video and these photos. The ore and the host rock are really nicely separated  and the ore bodies are quite thick. This changes the whole operation from using some technical ingenuity to sort and process stockpiled material that was uneconomical to extract in

[Henrich428]

wanderer, as you appear to agree with me, do you have any idea why @cornhuskergold is claiming in his latest post that upgraded ore is "1,000 g/t" (32 oz/t) and not 90-400 oz/t? (MD&A conservatively says upgraded ore is 90-190 oz/t, and Graeme speaks frequently now of "getting regular 20x upgrades" so presumably up to 430 oz/t). Surely it has to be some catastrophic error

[wanderer9641]

Suspect a typo  -  mill run is about 650g/t  (21 oz)  - 1000g/t is 1 1/2 tons mill run