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I always ask the animals for advice. Greta video, great finds! I’m still trying to figure out what kind of video to make with all them ones you sent me. Hoping to get it shot before I head south next week. Best luck on the rocks!

You’re good at flying your drone. I’m still learning. ( mine keeps ending up in trees lol)😊

Kitty love. lol! Do you have a favorite thing to do involving rocks? Cutting, polishing or hunting with your beautiful wife and friends?

Maybe not quantity, but quality! You've got some awesome, impressive finds there, YEP🤩💖

Awesome video. Love the aerial views. Great finds, and as always, I just love your dog!

Thank you all so much. I am blown away!!! Thank you Matt and Kim!!!

It was good to see a variety of specimens. Can't wait to see them cut and polished. Often see animals trying to reach the greener grass on the fence line. Hope the pups weren't strays. Have you a metal detector to use along the bluffs? Be safe out there 😊

My favorite one is the ammonite impression one. Good job!!!

Thanks for another great video! Love your shirt Kim!

Matt and Kim you two are very likable, I just came back from Montana and won’t be back unless it’s above 60 in December or when it’s around 60 next spring. I can tell your from the area I hunt. We should hook up I have a couple awesome spot’s rarely hunted I could show you it would be fun!

I also found a bunch of stuff I thought might be petrified wood, but I just wasn't sure!

I call it seam agate! Most are thin but I picked up a couple of thicker pieces!

I've been here for 4 days, and found nothing!!!

Congrats Nancy ! I think we all agree - Very enjoyable videos.

Thanks for sharing your trip! I'd love to go there one day! I didn't realize there was so much geothermal activity everywhere, so cool!

Chertwood. Sounds like the name of a town in a bad western movie...

Congrats Nancy!!!!!

Congratulations on your win and thank you for a great giveaway.

That was cool. 🥳 Congratulations Nancy!

Gratz Nancy

great comp mate go Nancy

And we enjoy your videos.

Congratulations Nancy.

Congratulations Nancy!

Congratulations 🎉🎉

Congratulations!!!!

Congratulations 🎉

Congrats @Nancygrandmasrockin, email me! quackers406@outlook.com

Nice giveaway!!

Giveaway is now closed! We have a winner! I will post a new video announcing who it is soon!

Congratulations!

Congrats on 1k!

Love those ones with quartz centers!

Awesome ❤❤❤❤

Is it really mossy, as it is hard to tell? Did you keep this? Sixty years ago, I was hired by a private psychiatric hospital in New England, to lnstruct & teach patients metalcraft which included enameling on copper, jewelry-making using sterling silver & cabachons & lapidary. Previous to being hired, when I was a junior & senior in high school where I had taken craft classes which had included pottery, etching on aluminum, copper enameling and jewelry making using cabachons. After graduating, I attended a junior college majoring in Cfafts which also included jewelry making using cabs. When I saw the classroom where my classes were held, it had kilns, jewelry making tools, acetylene torch and a long horizontal piece of equipment with saw, grinding wheels, belt sander & at the end of unit, a round spin disc with a dense sponge-foam (?) disk with a piece of leather attached. I'd never seen anything like that. It was my introduction to lapidary! My co-worker said he didn't really know much about the unit as he'd never used it, but could show me the basics, which he did before switching to the Art classroom a few months later. When I had no classes, I explored this New to me, equipment by cutting, shaping, grinding-polishing my 1st stone. By the time I was ready for a 2nd stone, I had explored the drawers that held rough chunks or nogles of rock and another one that held slices/slabs. I had discovered a piece of rock that was semi- clear with what I thought were pieces of "moss" intersperced occasionally and other indestinct things. The chunk was about 3"long x 2" high x about 2" wide. The piece intrigued me, so I set it aside on my desk until I had more time. Then I had to decide how I was going to cut this interesting piece. Finally decided to cut it about midway of the stone & thru the middle of the width of the stone. When I finished cutting & looked @ the stone, there was a realistic picture in front of me: semi-off white sky, mountains in the background with possible glacier or water stream dividing two mountains, "vegatation" in mid-foreground & plateau with two bushes (1 on each side). I made a second cut about 7mm thick, rounded the corners and made the piece more or less rectangular by grinding on silicon (?) carbide wheels, several grades finer compound belts & finally a Cerium oxide polish on the leather wheel. I set this into a fine silver 1/4" high bezel with inner step bezel, no solid backing so reverse of stone can be seen as well & a 3-piece pin assembly completed the piece. With the exception of the other half of the stone which was being made into a round shape which unfortunately droped onto the floor and broke, I've Never seen another (Montana) moss agate like these, ever. Back to my question at the beginning. Did you keep it & did you slab any slices? Sorry my comment is so long, but I couldn't shorten it & have it make sense. Thanks for sharing the video.

That’s amazing!

I used to listen to this song I broke my old phone can't remember the name of it for the life of me if anyone knows id appreciate it a ton

I want you to continue to make Abbs talk. Makes my laugh and brightens my day

The wife and I hunted that same gravel bar two weeks ago, found a few good agates, some nice wood and probably the nicest chunk of red Jasper I’ve ever found in my life!

"Eye" agree with you that the last one is my favorite as well.😅 It's unusual that what appears to be an orb was suspended in the agate. Weird and cool at the same time!

I’m subbed to a lot of rockhounding channels and TH-cam suggested y’all! So glad I ran across you! Subbed and can’t wait to see more of the great content you put out. OH AND I love your puppers! She’s beautiful and great entertainment along with the rocks of course 😂thanks again!

Good for you guys ! And to steal from Led Zep "ramble on". Part of the personality of the videos.

I thoroughly enjoy Abster's rockhounding method of rolling around on them to loosen up the rocks for you and Kim! Thank you for sharing your adventures! I find them educational, relaxing and just a delightful way to spend my time when I can't be out there rolling around among the rocks!

Congratulations. Thanks for making great content. You guys are great and we adore Abby. We love rock hounding and it's great we get to come along with you on your adventures.

Amazing stuff!! And as always you guys always make me smile.

I love the videos keep them coming!!!!! ❤

Another great videoo! The music, drone footage and as always Abby makes the video really nice. I always look forward to your new video.

Nice finds! One thing i noticed in your videos is that the music in the background sometimes seems a little loud compared to your voice? Anyways, looked like a great day :)

Congratulations! Looking forward to your drawing! I'm sure all your prizes are Abby approved. Is it weird that I'd love to win a rock?

Congrats on 1k.