It is fun to be a rock hound in New Mexico. There are many more minerals in NM. Lot's of old volcanos and old mines. This is a wintertime hobby the snakes are more active in the Summer.
I found white, purple, and blue opal in Rockhound state park. As well as Smokey agate, and tons of Orange Jasper. Also, the Killbkrn hole is closed off now, its a major transport for the cartel. We also found Malachi, and azurite near mescalero in an old silver mine.
I'm a recent NM transplant, had to move here cause my ex is from El Paso and she brought my kids to this area when we broke up. Seems like there's lots of opportunities here!
Nice vid, but you can sure tell you've never spent much time in the Beautiful Land of Entrapment. You need to get down here, get some proper green chile and brush up on your Espanole
Bc I only know about the Desert Rose claim out near Blanchard, NM. Im taking my 13yo son on a rock-hounding road trip thru NM, so I need a fluorite hot-spot that produces - bc my son is hard to impress & he's used to the public fee digs in SoCal (where ur pulling out CHUNKS of gemmy tourmaline LoL With have birthstone being turquoise & mine being peridot, I was thinking a triple fluorite, turquoise & peridot expedition is New.Mexico,😁
It is fun to be a rock hound in New Mexico. There are many more minerals in NM. Lot's of old volcanos and old mines. This is a wintertime hobby the snakes are more active in the Summer.
I found white, purple, and blue opal in Rockhound state park. As well as Smokey agate, and tons of Orange Jasper.
Also, the Killbkrn hole is closed off now, its a major transport for the cartel.
We also found Malachi, and azurite near mescalero in an old silver mine.
@Lando Gonzo, no more access to Aden Crater or Kilbourne Hole?
Interesting vid bro. Caught my eye since I'm from albuquerque. I didn't realize there was so much diversity in gemstones I'm NM
Heading to New Mexico Rockhound State Park for a few days in mid April. Let’s collaborate! ⛏💎
Thanks for the info!
As a kid we found Perot between Navajo and Sawmill, NM.
Ali garnets.
I'm a recent NM transplant, had to move here cause my ex is from El Paso and she brought my kids to this area when we broke up. Seems like there's lots of opportunities here!
Nice vid, but you can sure tell you've never spent much time in the Beautiful Land of Entrapment. You need to get down here, get some proper green chile and brush up on your Espanole
Lol. Trap. Someone had to say it.
Verde y rojo de lumbre.
You new mexico people are overly arrogant
I enjoy your content. I find it very informative Thanks for your time and effort
Love your channel.
Thank you you are generous.
Have some land in Penasco we Visit once a month in the summer.looking to learn something so I know what to look for!
Subbed and liked :D Awesome Vid!!
Crazy I was just in the potrillos, killbourne hole area last weekend! Lol and I wanted to go to the organs soon
This sounds like a high school presentation😂🤣
List of sites! Would be nice 👍
Darn... I was waiting for the Fluorite segment. Let me guess, Part 2?
Bc I only know about the Desert Rose claim out near Blanchard, NM. Im taking my 13yo son on a rock-hounding road trip thru NM, so I need a fluorite hot-spot that produces - bc my son is hard to impress & he's used to the public fee digs in SoCal (where ur pulling out CHUNKS of gemmy tourmaline LoL
With have birthstone being turquoise & mine being peridot, I was thinking a triple fluorite, turquoise & peridot expedition is New.Mexico,😁
Ya should've highlighted the fluorite bc we pulled out some beauties(!) out of that claim in NMexico. Definitely worth the 3hr drive!
Study the history. Pope the revolt. The Spanish gold trail .
Where is the gold in New Mexico and what city is it in.
All of them 😅
What about smithsonite from Socorro county ???
Very Cool I was born in the wrong State
You didn’t say anything about gold!
How about an invite?
All you're doing is reading info freely available on the internet.