You won’t Believe THIS!!! Agate and Jasper Saddle Mountain exact location
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- okso the area I was at was WAY south of "saddle Mountain" but it was close nonetheless. here is where I was
Location: 33.386485, -112.991033
I LOVE agates as you all know and these were great !!!
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I love Saddle Mountain. Bewteen there and 4th of July peak there are a lot of banded fortified agates that turn more blue the closer you get to the 4th of July area. The south side of the mountain tends to have lots of massive float. The low hills to the south have amazing flowers in quartz. Below the quartz flower area the chalcedony forms a lot of roses which seem to pop up more frequently on the eastern side of the range. Iron content and sard, jaspers, becomes pretty common the farther north you go. The western side of the range carries a few geodes and thundereggs. Some of the peewee nodules from the nearby mountains can be found on that side. At the low basins through out the foot of the mountains opal can be found. Cherry fire opal has been found there but I only found 2 pieces. Other precious opal can be found amongst some of the layers of chalcedony. Overall, the place is amazingly diverse and full of good energy plus the aeolian landscape is fun to walk across. It's all crunchy.
Appreciate the knowledge. I found more then little thunder eggs. Would love to show you❤🎉
Lana Del Rockhound ❤
Just stopping by to say I believe it. The whole planet is rocks. Some are cool, some are valuable, and some are both.
Come on you know agate is Chalcedony so is Jasper! It's all microcrystalline quartz.😇
There's two things I wish I could teach you! I guess you'll just have to learn through the comments section of your videos😢
I just came back from Black Hills Rockhound area. Been planning it since I watched your video. Fire Agates and Chalcedony EVERYWHERE! I think I found a moss agate, but not entirely sure, lol. I need to investigate further. Thanks for these videos.
That was a square piece of pasteite a chunk of a vein you probably walking on!!! And when you're walking on the desert surface always look at dark rocks and Red rocks!!!
So very formulär with the mountain? I found some rocks that I can't identify??😮
Why always look for dark and red? What does that mean? Also when I was there it was dark black rocks everywhere then it looked like the white exploded and there were chunks of the white everywhere. Does that mean I should dig there cuz there would be a vein underneath?
We know where you were. The whole area west of Tonopah and even South west of Salome is good. Keep having fun!
That's Tonopah, AZ.
If you have not explored Saddle Mountain itself, you were fortunate to be a ways south since Saddle has been picked over for so long that it is hit and miss. We went to Saddle first in the late 70's. The material was so thick that we came back a month later with rakes and a bigger-ass truck to haul the loot away. Last time I was there was about 12 years ago and the pickings were so slim we drifted south as you did. Age and health prevent me from collecting, so I live vicariously through your and others' videos. Thanks Elley. p.s. hope that little punk in Greenland finds nothing but leaverites.
I enjoy living your adventures vicariously through your channel. Thank you for what you do! Rock on!
You know what's funny I innocently growl a lot under my breath!! And I'm pretty sure I hear you doing the same thing! But it sounds more like a purr coming from you 😇🤠😇🥰
All kinds of good finds out there today. Nice rose and fire agate! Thanks for another great adventure in the desert. Great fun.
چندتا سنگ های خوبو از دست دادی ، اون سنگ نارنجیو انداختی زمین اعصابمو خورد کردی
if that animal had been rabid you might have had trouble. Don't touch those things.
We don't care for the background music, it detracts from your explanations.
Very cool adventure ✌🤠✌ Thanks for sharing
Hey Ellie I wish I was rock hunting in Arizona. I'm from Pennsylvania but I have been to Sedona three times and it absolutely stole my heart. Been multiple places in Arizona and just think the diversity of landscape is amazing. Thanks for your videos . Just wondering why you're using the little pokey tool
Probably to avoid stinging things like 🦂
Ya I want one of thoses tools! Those rocks are pretty sharp around my finger are a lil beat up
I live right next to saddle mountain. I have more of these rocks than I know what to do with. Problem is I have absolutely no idea how to sell them and no tools to work the. So I'm just adding to my Literal TON of rocks and crystals.😂
Is this area easy to access by vehicle? Coming from out of state and will be taking whatever rental car I get to try and get there lol
@@Matt-yw2oi actually it is.
@@AprilReignsHere78 thank you!
@@Matt-yw2oi absolutely. 🤗
Hi April I plan on going very soon, I would be interested in buying some of your agate etc… if you’d like to sell.
Lots of fun! I hope you have better luck next time. 😊
I can take you to where you can find hold bouquets!!!
I wish you would carry a spray bottle with you to show up the stones better, Love your videos
Tonopah Arizona????
Why'd you have to make it a point to point that out 😅
I want to go I want to go I want to go!!!
I like your goofiness!😊
Love your hair 😊again
Nice finds 👍👍👍
Oh you are too cute
Nice,be safe
Thank you for sharing this adventure. Love it.
Ground finds r always fun to find 😎
Oh my goodness you found a mudfossil!! And threw back down!!!😮