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Looking at the pile of agates it looked like mostly low grade agate that he didn't want so he was just throwing it back into the lake, I saw a few with good banding I'd have picked out.

Fantastic job sir - really enjoyed this video. Thank you.

leaky radiator tour ! sounds like the real deal , im in ! lets go !

# 17 looked very much like pudding stone

#25

when u showed the beach closed sign, well that sucks hahahahahaha glad u put that in

A lot of beautiful rocks

Is 17 actually concrete or is it pudding stone?

13 is my favorite

I liked 8 and 25 a lot

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I've lived in El Paso for over fifteen years, and I didn't know about this place. We used to go rock hunting at Oro Grande though. Its off of US54 between El Paso and Alamogordo. It's a great spot if you haven't checked it out.

you are right in the sasquatch zone look for XL footprints

Red and black Porphory

Red and black magnetite not jasper!

Well done

Thank you..... Sooo Beautiful!!! Fun to walk around, find and seek with you 🌹

Do you have instagram i want to show you mu thomsonite piece?

Do you cut these pices and rock tumble them into jewelry stones or do they fall apart? Im thinking of visiting the area soon.

I am also under the impression that rock collecting isnt allowed bc blm had designated the area as a monument. Im thinking people tresspass into that ranch that i guess owns land to the south part of the hole? I think i followed some info from another video titled : " the volcano in new mexico with green gemstones; the potrillo volcanic field"

Awesome video! Do you encounter a lot of dangers when searching for these incredible rocks? - for example rattlesnakes or scorpions? How do you protect yourself from these kinds of things? Thx.

You are making two possible fatal mistakes. First wear high top boots and second carry a stick at least 3 or four feet long. Rattlesnakes are everywhere all year long. Use the stick to touch the area you are reaching before you stick your hand on any item. In mid winter when sun is out and heats up the rocks they will sometimes come out to absorb the heat in small crevices.

It was great meeting you last week at Vermillion! We took up your suggestion on going to the amethyst mine around Thunder bay and found some really good pieces. Thanks again and good luck hunting!

Why are the new generations sooo obsessed with selfies... We don't care what you look like man, we came to see the rocks and minerals... Not watchable 😢, when every ten seconds you spin the camera around so you can talk to it, so creepy 🤣.

Nice specimens there! Guess your not too worried about your cars piant job? 😉

This is actually on my way to Boise from glass butte! What the best dirt road to take in? I don’t wana get lost or accidentally go on somebody’s property

You mean like a tweeker? lol jk

Those are amazing. I didn’t even know what it was. What do you do with them when you take them home do you just clean them up and display them or I’m just so curious.

I am new at rock hunting in fact I’ve only been once or twice here in Florida, but I’m learning so much from all these TH-cam videos with these amazing people that we know so much about rocks. thank you all for your videos.

But how sad to think, maybe this man was diagnosed with a chornic illness or something. It sounded like he knew death was near. What a perspective!

Cool!

please tell me what road that stream is by

I live in Alamogordo NM right now and I will definitely be heading down to check out that spot thanks

LOOKS LIKE A FUN TIME..........................................................................

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Had a similar situation of someone letting go of some great rocks in Petoskey. Someone seeded two big Petoskeys directly in front of the stairs where everyone enters the beach. Best large Petoskeys I had ever seen.

Served you a few drinks if you remember! Great production keep it up!

I love collecting rocks too!! ❤ Just saying "hi" to a fellow rock hound.

Beautiful material 😍 I just received my first pieces of it this week.

That "dead end" at the end of the road is my favorite place in the area. The hill you pass on the right before you hit the succor creek crossing has great blue with white banded agate float. There are some dark blue almost purple seams of clear chalcedony in the ground in some spots, there is also chalcedony/jasper seams 3ft wide at points if you follow the fault line up the hill, and an outcrop of dense chalcedony/quartz laden andesite on the north side of the top of the hill. There is a claim marker on the lower hill with a phone number you can call to get permission to dig on it. There is a little triangle split in the road before the area you stopped in initially, if you go left instead of right it takes you into a few areas that have very nice "classic" graveyard point plume agate. The best spots in that area have claim markers (T23S R46E Sec. 25), but there is plenty of good float on the road that goes through it. The Gem Shop Inc. also has their Beverly Marie claim in the area, I haven't found their claim marker yet or seen them working.

The east most and highest part of kilbournes hole is where you'll find the highest concentration of peridot. They are in clusters called bombs.

I’ve lived here my entire life and never knew there was a place you could do this. For sure going up there myself

Me, who’s currently in El Paso. 😅

Well enjoyed!

Have you ever seen the Green Sand Beach in Hawaii? It's made up of peridots.

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All of that black rock is basalt. At 6:19 that's a mantle xenolith that you're holding. All the other green fragments are parts of mantle xenoliths.

That conglomerate comes from a sedimentary layer that the eruption blew though, carrying up that chunk. Eruptions carry up wall rocks of the rock they intrude through.