Buscar Company Expands Treasure Canyon Claims to Over 1,000 Acres

The expansion covers a two-mile stretch of the North, Wayne, Ada, Otto, and South vein systems. By securing this land, the company aims to facilitate a systematic exploration strategy ahead of a proposed 10,000-foot diamond drilling program. According to CEO Aleksandr Dekhtyar, the additional acreage provides the necessary space to test these geological structures without spatial constraints.

While the company prepares for drilling, it remains in the permitting phase for both the vein systems and a separate copper-gold soil anomaly at Sulfide Ridge. Geological data indicates the area sits within the historic Lights Creek Mining District, a region known for porphyry copper-gold systems dating back to the California Gold Rush. Despite these historical indicators, the project remains in the early stages; the company has yet to establish proven mineral reserves or economic viability. Professional geologist Martin L. Gallon has reviewed the technical data, noting that the new claims are essential for testing the continuity and width of mineralization across the site.