Buscar Expands Treasure Canyon Gold Project in California
Buscar has expanded its Treasure Canyon gold project through the acquisition of 44 new lode mining claims, increasing the total area from approximately 200 acres to nearly 1,100 acres. The expansion covers potential strike extensions for five quartz vein systems—North, Wayne, Ada, Otto, and South—which have not yet been tested by drilling. The company is seeking permits for a proposed diamond drilling program targeting the Ada, Otto, and South veins, with additional plans to explore copper-gold anomalies at Sulfide Ridge. However, there are no guarantees that permits will be granted or funding secured, nor assurance of economically viable mineral discoveries. The CEO emphasized this expansion as a strategic step toward systematic exploration. The Treasure Canyon Project is located in the historically rich Lights Creek Mining District within California’s Plumas Copper Belt, an area with historical gold and copper production dating back to the 19th century.
Topics: California mining district gold exploration mining claims