🧵This is another thread you will want to bookmark if you are interested in porphyry deposits in British Columbia. I have been working away in the background on putting together a fairly simple pitch on where an explorer (and an investor) should be looking for Porphyry Cu-Au deposits in British Columbia. The following thread will detail the different ages of mineralization, the different camps in British Columbia, and highlight where one should be looking to find the next monster deposit. Obviously I am threading in a pitch for Kingfisher as we will be starting a very exciting drill program in the near future and we are currently financing. Note that the data used in these tables and calculations is based on the USGS porphyry summary of porphyry prospectively for British Columbia (with some changes made for more recent updates to resources - using 43-101 technical reports). The favorable tracts are accurate in my opinion although they misclassify our Mary deposit (likely because they don't have the unpublished age dating for it). $kfr.v #copper #gold #porphyry

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Today, on #InternationalDayOfWomenInMining, we're proud to recognize the talented professionals helping drive discovery across $KFR.V. This includes @stephsykora, whose expertise in porphyry systems, field geology, and mineral exploration is helping unlock new insights across our district-scale HWY 37 Project in BC's Golden Triangle. Join us in celebrating the women whose expertise, innovation, and leadership continue to shape the future of mineral exploration. $KGFMF | #KingfisherMetals #IDWIM #IDWIM2026 #WomenInMining #Geology #Copper #Gold #BritishColumbia @DPGEO

This Copper-Gold Explorer Is Two Weeks From Beginning One Of The Most Anticipated Drill Programs In North America robertsinn.substack.com/p/th… Kingfisher Metals (TSX-V:KFR, OTC:KGFMF) enters the summer 2026 field season embarking on one of the most widely anticipated drill programs in all of North America: a fully funded, 15,000-meter diamond drill campaign designed to follow up on the newly recognized Hank copper-gold porphyry discovery while testing multiple additional porphyry targets across the broader HWY 37 Project. June 15th is the mobilization date for the first drill rig, but the camp crew is already on site getting everything ready for a busy exploration season that will continue into October. $KFR.V @Kingfisher_KFR @DPGEO

RT @CEOTechnician: In junior mining, corporate presentations don't get better than what @Kingfisher_KFR brings to the table🥇 May 2026 deck…

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Trafigura has moved to withdraw hundreds of millions of dollars of copper from London Metal Exchange warehouses as lucrative trading opportunities emerge in the US and China, according to people familiar with the matter. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

You go to the rocks, the rocks don't come to you. ⛰️ In the clip below, @stephsykora, porphyry expert, shares her passion for exploration and explains how hands-on fieldwork at the HWY 37 Project is helping the $KFR.V team unlock a deeper geological understanding and what may lie under the covered areas of the district-scale targets across the property. 🔗 Learn more: kingfishermetals.com/ $KGFMF | #KingfisherMetals #GoldenTriangle

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Working in the Golden Triangle affords us amazing access to skilled contractors such as P&R. The companies we use also have Indigenous ownership (Tahltan) which strengthens our stakeholder relationships. It might look expensive drilling with helicopters in the mountains but when you factor in the benefits of the critical metal charity flow through premiums that we take advantage of, drilling here really isn't any more expensive than in Nevada, Idaho, or Arizona. Take a conservative (high) estimate of $1000 per meter, divide by 1.5 (we raised at 1.6 delta), and then divide by a conservative USD/CAD exchange rate of 1.3. You get ~$500m USD per meter.

With geology students wrapping up their spring semester and heading into the field shortly, here is a timly Canadian classic: youtu.be/8suOYr_GVsE?si=trdl…

This is the first of many videos that will be coming out over the coming weeks. Lots of insight into how we explore at $kfr.v and how opportunties abound on our Golden Triangle projects. Some great imagery looking down on the Hank alteration system here too. It helps frame just how big this system is.

Most geologists meet both qualifications: good with their hands and somewhere on the spectrum. Phewf finance.yahoo.com/sectors/te…

Kingfisher Metals Confirms Early Jurassic Porphyry Mineralization Across Hank-Mary District, a Fertile Window Between Mitchell Cu-Au and Brucejack Au-Ag Deposits Key Highlights: 🔵Similar age as Mitchell Cu-Au porphyry deposit: Porphyry mineralization at Hank, Williams & Mary (~190-186 Ma) overlaps with the Mitchell deposit (~196-189 Ma). 🔵Similar timing to Brucejack Au-Ag epithermal deposit: Epithermal gold mineralization at Hank (~188-184 Ma) ties closely with the Brucejack deposit (~184-183 Ma). 🔵One large system: Ages from Hank, Mary, and Williams all fall within the same range, suggesting a single, large mineralizing system that defines the district. 🔵Geological age as a fertility indicator: These ages match the Early Jurassic Texas Creek intrusive suite of rocks, known for hosting major porphyry deposits in the Golden Triangle. $KFR.V @Kingfisher_KFR

We just announced geochronological data (lab study to determine the age of rocks and mineralization) on our Hank-Mary District. In meetings I have regularly said how we have “district-scale” targets in our pipeline and that the Hank-Mary area is in fact a district. This is proof. These dates slot us in right between Mitchell (60m oz 40m oz at Mitchell E) and Brucejack. If I had to pick a time period for an emerging district in BC this would be top of the list. This significantly elevates the 12km long district and gives us further confidence that there are multiple discoveries to be made.

There is a type of exploration company that shows up at every mining conference with a slide that is basically just a nice-looking map of many colored polygons on it. District-scale land position. Regional scale potential. Thousands of hectares. Multiple target types. And that potential is great ... sometimes. Some other times (read: more often), it's just a pain. The explorecos that make the most of large land packages are almost always the ones that treat them as a portfolio that they acquired on accretive terms and with specific reasoning. They have a strategic plan for the district/belt. They have a ranking system. They have a drop threshold. They concentrate their best technical resources on their best ideas, and they do not confuse the map area with the quality of the geological thesis underneath it. It's your job as a speculator to figure out which companies are served well by a large package, and which ones are just throwing catchphrases at you. Ask & dig. I did, in my interview with @DPGEO of @Kingfisher_KFR $KFR.V. His answer is in the clip below. The full interview is on YT and wherever you get your podcasts.

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RT @CEOTechnician: The ingredients of a great copper-gold porphyry target in the Golden Triangle: 🟡Near-surface and drill ready 🟡500m x 2…

Yet another incredible opportunity for $kfr.v shareholders. Forrest Kerr has extensive copper-gold anomalies as well as high grade intercepts up to 90 g/t Au over 4m. The project has next to no IP, very limited mag or em coverage, no LiDAR, ect…. It’s never been systematically explored and it sits on one of the major Golden Triangle structures with intrusions dated the same age as the Sulphurets district (seabridge/tudor gold/newmont-brucejack). We are currently planning programs for this summer which will materially advance the understanding of this highly prospective project.

What a fun and productive week catching up with friends and shareholders at the inaugural SMI conference in Panama City. It was also great to get the @Kingfisher_KFR story in front of many new faces in such a relaxed setting. That being said, It’s hard not to get fired up hearing about @alexgubbins incredible progress with Alpayana.