- Carolina Rush (TSXV: RUSH, OTCQB: PUCCF) reveals promising porphyry drill targets at Brewer Gold-Copper Project.
- Geophysical surveys indicate a potential buried porphyry system with notable mineralization potential.
- The company is shifting focus to Brewer, discontinuing Sawyer projects to harness deeper porphyry insights.
Carolina Rush Corporation (TSXV: RUSH) (OTCQB: PUCCF) reported significant developments at its Brewer Gold-Copper Project in South Carolina, following recent magnetotelluric (MT) and induced polarization (IP) geophysical surveys. The surveys, conducted by Zonge International, identified a large columnar low-resistivity zone extending to depths beyond 1,500 meters, suggesting the likelihood of a buried porphyry system beneath the site.
This extensive zone is accompanied by a broad high-chargeability halo, which extends more than 500 meters deep and aligns with the characteristics of an inferred intrusion and sulfide shell, pointing to a potential source of Brewer's known high sulfidation Au-Cu mineralization. The survey covered five lines, each approximately 3.8 km long, and was conducted over a four-week period starting February 24, 2025.
In light of these findings, Carolina Rush is designing a focused drill program aimed at testing these newly identified targets. The company is prioritizing its efforts on Brewer's deeper porphyry copper-gold potential, subsequently discontinuing its Sawyer and New Sawyer exploration projects in North Carolina.
Layton Croft, President and CEO of Carolina Rush, expressed optimism regarding the survey results, highlighting the correlation between the geophysical data and the company's geological model, which supports the presence of a buried porphyry system.
For further information, the company's updates and detailed exploration activities can be accessed through Carolina Rush's website and social media channels.
