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Thank ya sir!

I should also be there again this Saturday 😁

It’s near Watson, Oklahoma

This is not dragon scale calcite.

You’re still in the area in Missouri. Look on Google Earth and turn west, north, and you’ll see it. It resembles the Mortal Kombat logo.

Yes it is! 😊

Thanks. I really like it there also. My biggest point I’ve found came from that location

Thanks Joe! Been a bit since I’ve uploaded

I’m not sure on the actual amount of iron out. But I always pour it in the water until I see it start bubbling a bit. Then I let the crystals soak for 12-24 hours. Sometimes some stubborn ones will want an additional soak in the iron out. So just repeat the same process. Good luck!

Thanks!

Thank ya sir! Hope you’re doing well!

@wrightrocks6303 doing alright, have next week off and hopefully I can get out to do some rockhounding.

Thank you! 😁

There’s no actual address to this location. It’s just one of the rock areas along 49 hwy. I can’t post a pic of the pinpoint of the exact spot here on TH-cam

I’m hoping to go again before the year is over

I saved a lot of those in the past and have tumbled some. I just got have too many to save them all

It’s been a bit now since I’ve dug at this location. It was my favorite mine to go to for awhile. Recently someone told me that they went and no one found much of anything except small points and small clusters. It’s always a 50/50 chance anytime you go. You never know what you’ll go home with

This location is on a one year lease to dig through Avant Mining. I got lucky and there was an event that this clip is from. After the lease is up, the land is being developed. So collecting at this location will be gone at that point. I’m hoping there’s another event I’m able to attend there

Sorry to hear about that. I haven’t gone to this location in a bit. But been thinking about going back. But I don’t know after hearing about your experience recently

It’s a very neat spot. I wish the graffiti people wouldn’t have sprayed all the paint in the opening area though

I’d vote yes on that one! Lol

I’m not real sure….$10-20 maybe. I do it for fun and to collect. I don’t mess with selling much unless someone asks for something

Thanks!

No gold unfortunately. But nearby to this location is some pyrite (fools gold) lol

I started out by browsing around creek areas. Research online also for local minerals known near where you are….like through google or Facebook rockhound groups for your area. You could also find out if there’s a mineral group near you to join. You’ll learn a lot and meet new people into the same thing.

Yea I’m still working on some of that Magnet Cove stuff too. It’s pretty stubborn lol

Yea I was glad they fit back together with luck!

Yea they are easy to break if you’re not careful. I’m amazed at how many variations there are also. I really like finding the cube formations

They are pretty fragile sometimes!! We get a lot of cubes out here, and the dogtooth ones aren't as plenteous, but we can still find them! I'll be driving through your area on Saturday as I head out to Ohio. If I see you on the side of a highway doing some rockhounding, I'll pull over and say "Hi." Hope you're doing well, Dustin. :)

Moses Hill/Rutherford Brookite deposit. Avant mining has secured a 1 year lease at the location. After that year is up, the land is being developed and no one will be able to go dig anymore at that location.

Yes they are 😎

Thank you!

It’s in southern missouri

@@wrightrocks6303thank you for the information very cool please

Yes it is! I can’t get any light to pass through it

Yea no kidding! There’s been times I’ve thought about dynamite for some blasting fun. In the next video comin up from here soon, we get in farther

Yes they did! I’ve got another video of this location coming soon.

Yea you know I’m up for goin to this location a lot more. Awesome spot

Thank ya!

I don’t have any posted for sale. But you can look me up on Facebook and message me directly for what you’re looking to purchase

It costs more than double that to dig at this location now unfortunately