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Projects

With extensive experience in early stage exploration in British Columbia, Kingfisher is focused on exploring untapped district scale properties within the province. Operating in British Columbia provides a safe and predictable environment for exploration and mining.

HWY 37

The 849 km2 HWY 37 Project is the largest contiguous project held by a junior in BC’s most prospective mining district – the Golden Triangle. The project is host to numerous porphyry and epithermal target areas ranging from geochemical anomalies through to the discovery stage. The project hosts multiple ages of mineralization including Shaft Creek (Teck), Galore Creek (Teck/Newmont), KSM (Seabridge), Brucejack (Newmont), and Eskay Creek (Skeena) ages. Historical exploration and work done by Kingfisher has prioritized the Mary, Hank, and Williams areas where all three deposits have returned multiple intercepts over 100 gram meter (AuEq) intercepts. The highlight intercept from Williams returned 347 m of 0.33% Cu and 0.39 g/t Au including 190 m of 0.49% Cu and 0.57 g/t Au.

Goldrange

The 511 km2 district-scale Goldrange Project is located along the same crustal-scale fault network as the Bralorne Mine (Talisker). The project covers a significant deformation zone with highly anomalous Au-As signatures in historic rock, stream, and soil sampling. The project contains numerous zones of high-grade gold mineralization with two drill programs completed to date by Kingfisher (2021 and 2022).

Thibert

The 124 km2 district-scale Thibert Project straddles the crustal-scale Thibert fault for 25km. The project covers a significant deformation zone with widespread silica-fuchsite alteration, common to orogenic systems. The project is located adjacent to Highway 37 and covers a past and currently producing placer camp with historic production of ~200,000 oz Au.