We are going there in less than 2 weeks. I am so stinking excited. Living in MN we have no fossils so this is a fulfillment of a life long dream for me. How much material do they let you keep and do they charge to cut down the slabs to make them into smaller sections? Any helpful tips or information is very much appreciated. Thanks for the great video.
What do you think your percentage of success is. If you put a full day in it and work are you pretty much assured of coming home with some decent if not pristine samples
I teach Digital Media (tv, video, film) at a technical school. I recorded that section in my office at home. I have the corner treated for audio recording.
That is super cool! I thought it was a sound booth. I used to work for a International record label, so I knew you did something along those lines with all the acoustics/soundproofing. Just curious: What program do you use for video editing? I’m about to attempt to dabble in it. Thanks!
kind of sad that i live on the other side of the world, we have our own fish areas but the regulations round here make near impossible to hunt them unless you get special permission a long time in advance and the find rates are nothing like this
We are also seeing many new restrictions here in the USA, but I am thankful that owners of private property still have a broad set of privileges for digging/collecting. Thanks for commenting!
Many people travel from all over the world to spend the day there. The hourly or daily rate is very reasonable considering that these are world-class fossils from one of the most fossil-rich regions in the world. If someone is willing to pay for air-fare to reach it, anything under a $100 is a steal.
@@rockhoundingusa8207 So clearly it's not about helping families to enjoy the experience of fossil hunting, clearly it's about making money. Nobody paid to put fossils into the earth, it's a natural phenomena and somebody's making vast amounts of money from it. There must be millions of these fossils in that ancient sea bed. Did you ever consider families that would enjoy this experience but cannot afford those prices. ?
Looks like a lot of fun..great video..really enjoyed
George is an Awesome guy. Very knowledgeable. It's only a 20 min detour on the trip from Jackson Hole to SLC if you plan it right.
We are going there in less than 2 weeks. I am so stinking excited. Living in MN we have no fossils so this is a fulfillment of a life long dream for me.
How much material do they let you keep and do they charge to cut down the slabs to make them into smaller sections? Any helpful tips or information is very much appreciated.
Thanks for the great video.
That would make a fantastic family day out 👍
If the weather is good, you can't beat it! Lots of fish...and who doesn't love to take a hammer and split some rocks???
Fantastic video as always Randy! This is now on my list of things to do. Thanks for taking us along.
I would LOVE to take you guys up there. We would have a BLAST!
Soooo sweet! I love the greenriver formation!
It is a phenomenal location. We can't wait to return to dig the famous 18-inch Layer at night.
Awesome me and my dad are going to try and book a trip out there!
Great video Randy!!! Always enjoy watching your content and editing magic!!! Still waiting to see you guys!!! 👍
You guys are always so encouraging. Hopefully we will be down your way in August. Get those creeks and ridges ready.
Awesome video! Thank you!
Amazing mother nature Ty. i share. much love all
We appreciate you stopping by and the encouragement!
Thanks for the great video. This has been on the top of our bucket list. We’d better get there this year as life is short.
It will be well worth it. Thanks for stopping by our channel.
Looks like a fun place to visit! Ill have to put it on my list!
You will not be disappointed! Such a great location and great people.
WOW, this is new to me. Fascinating ! I love this kind of nature/geology stuff. How old are these fossils ?
There is quite a range of ages. Google "Green River Formation" fossils. Thanks for dropping by!
want to go here also
Wow! What a cool place! Thanks for sharing.
I just wish it was about 1500 miles closer to my hometown.
I’m going can’t wait a bucket lister for sure, I wonder what time of year is best
Probably around august or July
Thank You
What do you think your percentage of success is. If you put a full day in it and work are you pretty much assured of coming home with some decent if not pristine samples
Wow I love it, what is best time of year to go ???
What do you do for a living...music recording or editing or something? I see that soundproofing...
I teach Digital Media (tv, video, film) at a technical school. I recorded that section in my office at home. I have the corner treated for audio recording.
That is super cool! I thought it was a sound booth. I used to work for a International record label, so I knew you did something along those lines with all the acoustics/soundproofing. Just curious: What program do you use for video editing? I’m about to attempt to dabble in it. Thanks!
Why so many fish in one location?
It was likely a lake with nearby volcanic activity. This leads to many layers of fish.
The other quarry is cheaper $75 half day.
SO WILD!
Plenty of fish and no worms had to drown.
@@rockhoundingusa8207 No worms were harmed! :)
kind of sad that i live on the other side of the world, we have our own fish areas but the regulations round here make near impossible to hunt them unless you get special permission a long time in advance and the find rates are nothing like this
We are also seeing many new restrictions here in the USA, but I am thankful that owners of private property still have a broad set of privileges for digging/collecting. Thanks for commenting!
It's very pricey me thinks. 30 dollars for just one hour. That would cause people to work fast and probably spoil good finds.
Many people travel from all over the world to spend the day there. The hourly or daily rate is very reasonable considering that these are world-class fossils from one of the most fossil-rich regions in the world. If someone is willing to pay for air-fare to reach it, anything under a $100 is a steal.
@@rockhoundingusa8207 So clearly it's not about helping families to enjoy the experience of fossil hunting, clearly it's about making money. Nobody paid to put fossils into the earth, it's a natural phenomena and somebody's making vast amounts of money from it. There must be millions of these fossils in that ancient sea bed. Did you ever consider families that would enjoy this experience but cannot afford those prices. ?
Damn, these dudes are super super cringe. It hurts.
Грубо, очень грубо, вандалы😔