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- Jaws Jr and Michael VanDyke (@michaelvandyke) takes us all on a Glass Butte Rockhounding Experience! He takes us to several different obsidian locations and provides GPS coordinates on many of them. He is joined by Paul from Cleveland Ohio, Liz and Marshall from the Seattle area, David and Jeff from Western Oregon. Also, David talks about Rock Tumblers for Autism, check them out at / 193725851265616
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I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge. I plan to make a trip out to glass butte this summer and your information will save me a ton of time during my trip. God bless
Thank you. My wife and I will be heading in about 5 days to enjoy this area
it’s like you knew I was going to be out there hopefully in a couple weeks! thank you Scott so very much for the guided tour!!
now you know some of the good spots to go. But there are many many other places. Just be careful not to collect on the claims.
What can you say besides wow! What a beautiful tour. I'm going to be watching this again😊😊❤ thank you so much for all your information.
You really were in obsidian heaven. It was interesting to hear the sounds of obsidian crushing under your feet as you walked. It was definitely a nice trip, thank you all.
Jaws, I really appreciate your willingness to share locations for folks to park and begin looking for the various kinds of obsidian at Glass Buttes. I plan to visit the area later this month, and have a semi limited window of time to hunt in. Having a starting point in that vast area will help with best use of my time.
I didn't see a GPS coordinate for the Tri-flow area you visited. If that one is off limits or a claim, I understand.
Again, I really appreciate your support in the rock hounding community. 😊
I chose not to as a GPS point for the triflow after I saw what was happening there. Plus unless you have a rig with good ground clearance, you may not want to go there.
@@1JawsJr I completely understand.
I do have a slightly lifted Tacoma on 33" mud tires, and desert suspension.
Would love to go to Glass Butte. Camping and picking up obsidian sounds like fun. Love elk burgers too. That's how to live!
We were truly living
It was a blast!
My goodness, I be more Confused than you, JAWSjr. We have never seen Obsidian up close. I know I will be a kid in a candy store. hehehe
Thank-you for mentioning Rock Tumblers for Autism. My grandson is Autistic ad LOVES Rocks. He has recently decided he wants to learn to knap and is enjoying practicing. Is the opalite at Glass Buttes? We have been there several times and have not seen it there.
Now that place is amazing so many different types up there I would take why to muchif I went there lol thank you for an amazing video
Here I am just some guy traveling 2300 miles to visit Oregon. Half the time on the coast and the other half in the high desert. Jaws posted a short on the coastal city that we were going to be staying. I thanked him for the preview and mentioned I was going to the desert for some collecting. He wrote back making suggestion were to go and other areas that may have been impassible. He asked if I was going to Glass Butte? Of course I was. He suggested a day and I met him there. We met and he gave me tour. Who does this anymore for someone they never met? Thank Jaws and say hello to Michael for me. These guys are the real deal.
It was our pleasure to show you around and ensure you were able to collect some magnificent obsidian!!! We had a fantastic time with you!
watching video again. hehehe. Decisions, Decisions, NOTHING BUT DECISIONS. It has to be very enjoyable for you, we can see. WE LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, &THE TUMBLING MY GOODNESS. We're looking for machines at present, oh yea we are Retired.
Enjoyed the video thanks. It's ok to not reveal all of your locations imho. This is a good spot to share since it is so plentiful and well known.
We had one day here rock hounding from AZ. Thank you so much for sharing this! So many amazing finds thanks to you!!
Hiya Scott, What a awesome video! It was funny at times, and beautiful at other times. But what I wouldn't mind having is a piece of Rainbow obsidian, I know you put the coordinates to get there on our own but, I don't think I will ever get to go on my own because of my health.
I had a awesome time watching your video.
I hope you and the guys that made the trip, have a awesome blessed weekend. Cya!
😺🐟 out!
Excellent! Can't wait to check out where this is. THANK YOU!!
It looks like you had way too much fun without me. 😉 💜
You were truly missed!!!
Great video! I thoroughly enjoyed and added it to my gem playlist for future reference.
An excellent time and obsidian galore! Top notch video Scott! 👌
About the biggest burger I've eaten in quite awhile...😂
Hey Jaws thanks for all the info on glass buttes. Maybe I over looked the gps coordinates for the tri-flow area. Are they in the video?
I did not include them because the road is not durable for all cars. A couple of days after I was there a person damaged their car that should have not been in there. So I chose not to include them.
Awesome areas!
Those GPS coords landed me in a rice field in China. Oh I missed the "-" never mind. Thanks for posting the details. Its a long drive from San Diego.
We used to go in there off Hy 20 when there were only two ruts for a road in. You couldn't take a car in. I raised my 5th wheel and my truck was already high so we pretty much went where we wanted to. It was the late 90s.
That was an amazing video! Thank you!
I've been up there a couple of times now, following the various hand drawn maps that are floating around the internet, but this video is going to be the resource for my next trip.
P.S. What was the coordinates on the opalite?
Email me at 1jawsjr@gmail.com and sometime here soon I can send you the info for the opalite
Thanks for the GPS coordinates, I am returning for my second time but without the family to hopefully have better luck finding the areas to get the higher quality stuff. Can I camp with a tent at the campground your RV is at?
Obsidian may cut through the bottom of the tent, just be careful.
Hi Scott I've been subscribed to for a while now and ive see this video before and wish I could get my hands on some obsidian , great video catch you again
The issue is the cost of shipping. Davis Creek Rainbow Obsidian is the only obsidian I am selling. If it was not for the cost of shipping, I would be happy to sell some to you so you could enjoy it.
yes it so far across the pond, thanks @@1JawsJr
Gogetalldemdose!!!!
Planning on going mid August 2023 with my telescopes too.
Fantastic place to go and collect obsidian. Hope you have fun!
I live in Puerto Rico, So I have no opportunity to visit this sight , but I would love to purchase some nice samples, I have a glass studio, so this is a glass I don't have.
Email me directly at 1jawsjr@gmail.com
The camp spot looks great do you have gps coordinate’s for that area
Not right off hand, but it is at the southern end of the collection area, easy to get to.
I’m so confused 🤣
Did you give coordinates to the rainbow spot?
Yes, it is in the video.
Is the camping area hard to find?
Camp in nearly any spot you want
I've heard of a glass jaw but not a glass butt.
I would love to get the locations of the mine claims so I dont go onto them and BLM is not a lot of help.
Look for the claim markers and the claim manager is out there a lot with maps.