Mining Stock Daily Kingfisher Metals Continues Consolidation in the Golden Triangle
Dec 4, 2025
Dustin Perry, CEO of Kingfisher Metals and an expert in exploration strategy, shares insights on the company's recent acquisition of the Forest Kerr Project in British Columbia's Golden Triangle. He discusses the geological significance of the area, emphasizing the potential for major discoveries. Perry outlines plans for geophysics and LIDAR mapping to identify drilling targets and highlights the value of historical data in speeding up exploration efforts. He also touches on exciting upcoming assay results and the promising shallow gold targets the company is pursuing.
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Strategic Low-Cost Consolidation
- Kingfisher moved rapidly to assemble underappreciated but highly prospective Golden Triangle ground at low cost.
- Dustin Perry says the deals were accretive with no heavy near-term commitments, letting the team focus on top targets.
Forest Kerr Has Porphyry Potential
- Forest Kerr sits on a major crustal structure with multiple copper-gold soil anomalies and KSM-age intrusions.
- Perry highlights that the project has all key ingredients to host large deposits, including infrastructure and extensive prior work.
Leverage Existing Data First
- Use existing data to accelerate target definition instead of starting from scratch.
- Perry plans to leverage the project's 16,000+ soil samples to reach drill-ready targets efficiently.