First Rock Hunt of the Season on My Favorite Beach
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มี.ค. 2020
- I got out just after the ice left the beach and found some really cool rocks.
The two main rocks I collect in this video are Petoskey stones and puddingstones. Both rocks are found mainly in Michigan, although a few may be found in some of the surrounding states.
The Petoskey stone (Hexagonaria) is an approximately 360 million old fossilized coral. It is the state stone of Michigan. Petoskey stones are calcite which is very soft, approximately 3 on the Mohs scale. Since they are so soft, they can be polished by hand. See this video for polishing instructions: • How to Hand Polish a P...
Puddingstones are a conglomerate stones comprised of red jasper and chert in a quartzite matrix. They are found in larger numbers on Drummond Island and St. Joseph Island in Canada but also across much of the lower peninsula of Michigan. They were called puddingstones by British settlers who thought they looked like a boiled suet pudding with berries. Puddingstone playlist: • Best of the Puddingsto...
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I'd be following right behind him picking up everything he let go.
In Michigan you can only take 25lbs of rocks A YEAR. So that's why you see collectors being picky. :)
@@martychapman7210 Yeah, but who's checking. LOL
@@martychapman7210 I didn't know this, good to know.
I would be right beside you.
What beach?
I am impressed by the fact that if you don't think you will use it, you leave it for others. Very gentleman like of you, a rare trait these days.
I don't like clutter and the basement is already pretty cluttered.
I would be impressed if the others then left it for others to look at, who in turn left them for others and so on...
@@MichiganRocks this is just an idea right but... I know a way for you to be able to reclaim some space back in your basement & the only thing it'll cost you is a bit of time. Right so get yourself some sturdy buckets........
Yes, love this as well. All the other videos I see they take almost everything they find.
@@MichiganRocks
A rock paradise!
I want to be you when I grow up. Finding rocks as a kid was a passion, and here I see it's not lost later in another hunter's life.
you can always make it a passion in your adult life :)
Kully Crin
A great hobby!
My nine-year-old daughter is obsessed with rocks. She's watching this video with me and every time you leave a rock behind she's screaming no in my ear.
But if I took all of them, there wouldn't be any left for her. Sorry about your ear.
Hello! I want to say THANK YOU for your outstanding videos! I'm a SE Michigan transplant now living in NE Wisconsin, and as a rookie rockhound I have learned so much from the information that you have shared. I come from a family of teachers, and your students are very fortunate that you take the time to teach science on your downtime. By the way, my 10 & 13 year old sons love to learn along with me as well; we thank you!!
I'm glad you're learning something. I'm a math teacher, so these aren't really aimed at my students, but some of my students do watch them. Good luck on your rock hunts!
The wave sounds are very peaceful and relaxing.
I agree!
Rock hunting as meditation...
I could listen to the waves coming in for hours. So calming in this time of stress. Hugs from Grand Blanc.
I get that comment more than just about any. I’ve thought about doing a video where I shut up and just walk the beach listening to the waves.
This time of the year you need a buddy to hunt rocks and to warm you up later
@@MichiganRocks You could shut up now
@@MichiganRocks
Actually there is a good market for that.
Meditation.
Relaxation.
Sleep-Aid.
Feng-Shui.
I want to follow you with a wheelbarrow to collect all the goodies you throw back. You are giving me a new prospective on Lake Huron. The water was clear and the stones were colorful. I liked the green what-cha-ma-call-it that you couldn't identify. Glad you kept it and glad you brought us rock hounding with you again.
I am getting better at leaving rocks behind all the time. It is difficult with some of them though. Thanks for coming along with me. I appreciate all your comments.
@@MichiganRocks I also bring home drift wood but I am limited to what I can carry in my pockets and backpack. I am 67 and can get worn out but I have always made it back to the car.
We have high tides here so when I find a nice rock but have enough of those I will toss them up on the beach away from the tide for other visitors.
That would be a fun video to make. HaHa
@@BackYardGardeningTip I don’t pick up a lot of driftwood, but if I see something nice for my father in law, I grab it. That chunk was almost as heavy as the rocks. It’s in my basement now, drying out very slowly.
@@MichiganRocks I saw how wet that was and have picked up enough pieces to know they can be really head.
I used to obsessed with hunting rocks and fossils when I was a kid. I would spend all day digging through our dug-out driveway. I even found a small fossilized fish. I stopped when I got older but this makes me want to go out again.
There are lots of us old folks obsessed with rocks and fossils. Get out there and be a kid again!
Thank you for taking us along on your journey! So fresh, so beautiful....a needed break from everything. Much appreciation for you and what you share. God bless, and stay healthy!
I'm glad you enjoy my videos. Reading these comments is what keeps me making them.
I have all kinds of stones
Beautiful video, thank you for taking the time to share the lakes beauty as well as the rocks.
I was thinking "Why is he using a spoon to retrieve the rocks?" then I saw the icicles
It's good for deeper water too. When I hunt rocks on Lake Superior in the summer, I'd say at least half of the people have some sort of rock scoop.
@@MichiganRocks Which scoop do you recommend?
@@bryanebert8925 I just attached a slotted spoon to the end of a piece of PVC pipe. I removed the handle and screwed the stub into the end of the pipe, but I have seen people just duct tape a spoon on the end of a stick too.
@@MichiganRocks Okay thank you! My partner and I have been looking for agates on the North Shore of Superior and are looking for ways to improve our searches. Love your videos! About to buy our first rock tumbler.
@@bryanebert8925 I'd suggest considering a Lortone for your tumbler. I see a lot of people buying tumblers that appear to be very cheaply built when they'd be better off buying a real tumbler. The Thumler's Model B gets good reviews too, but I don't like the small Thumlers.
How I wish I could go to such a place and look for rocks. Thank you for sharing this trip with us!
You're welcome. If you ever get a chance, I highly recommend it. Keep in mind that I was on this beach for four or five hours. It's kind of like fishing shows, they don't show you the parts where they sit for hours without getting a bite.
When I go rockhounding oh, I have the hardest time putting anything back. Watching you leave so many behind was very liberating. I will be keeping that in mind next time I'm out, only the best of the best comeback. Great Bend, glad I found your Channel!
I’m glad you found it too. When I first started collecting rocks, I brought back way too many like everyone else. With experience, I found that was a bad idea.
Pudding and Petoskey stones on central Indiana on a good day. Thanks for sharing ur time with us.
I had heard that puddingstones could be found in northern Indiana, but I didn’t know how far south they could be found. I had no idea you could find Petoskeys that far south. Thanks for educating me?
Really love your videos. Learned a GREAT deal from you. Really love those Unikytes, Banded Chert's and Pudding Stones. Please 🙏 keep these videos coming.
I plan to, I'm glad you're enjoying them.
That jasperlite is out of this world! Once in a lifetime find I'd say! Thanks so much for sharing.
It's the best I've found so far, but there's always hope for an even better one!
A beautiful day at the beach ♥️ Thank you for letting us tag along!
Thanks for joining me. With all of you coming along, I'm starting to realize that beach was more crowded than it seemed to be!
You found some treasures today. Keep us posted on what you do with these finds.
Will do!
Impossible challenge: take a shot everytime he drops a rock.
Hard...but not impossible 🤣💪
Reading this realising it would be easy then realised I have a drinking problem 😂😂
strangest yet most interesting recommended video I've gotten
I don't think it's strange. It's what I do with my time. Fun, if you ask me! I'm glad you weren't too disappointed.
Oh my your making me drool !!! Can’t wait to get up north and be doing that. I’ve got 3 of your rock picking tools under construction. These videos are always so refreshing. Thanks for taking us along.
Three rock scoopers? Are you bringing other people or are you just gifted with a third arm?
Michigan Rocks I hit an indoor community garage sale a couple weeks ago and picked up some slotted spoons. I made one for my wife, my daughter and myself. My daughters the real rock hound. I swear the kid can smell Petoskey stones. I also bought a jig saw puzzle of all kinds of rocks and minerals.
@@davidhile5363 have you seen this puzzle company? I don't have any, but I saw a puddingstone one and a Petoskey Stone one in a store and looked up the company. www.faire.com/brand/b_1wb3flxa7k
Michigan Rocks Just checked them out ! Thanks for the heads up on that. They have a morel mushroom one that looks real challenging.
Every year when I was a young boy I'd go to the great lakes with my grandma and go rock hunting for petoskey stones. Never knew there were all these other interesting looking rocks! Love your videos.
Those glaciers brought us quite a variety. This was an above average day for unusual finds.
That was an awesome day in my book. Lots of cool treasures. Would love to just find the ones you put back. Beautiful area and cool footage. Was fun to watch. Great video
That was an awesome day in my book too!
I enjoyed watching you sir, thank you for the fine edits and the genuine and serene videography. We live in some uncertain times and being able to watch you do what I absolutely love helps to keep my spirits up. God bless you!
I've had quite a few comments like that. It's great that my videos are helping people relax. I have a nice kayak ride coming out this evening.
It’s a favorite pastime in my younger years, would still enjoy it in Michigan, but now live in Tennessee, just junk here & shale. Lots of marble, we live on Marble Hall where they mined marble for the White House & many famous places!
I do find lots of fossils in junk piles & natural to the area! We live above a cave that’s had its ‘ entrance blocked due to dangerous exploration. It has a river running through it, but have never seen inside. I’m claustrophobic! Love watching Josh Gates & his cave explorations!!!
@@christinerobinette7262 I love going in caves whenever we're near a tourist cave. I was fascinated with caves as a child too.
Love, love, love this so much! I know the exact feeling of getting to your favorite lake and the "OHHHH" you get when you find that good one! And the sound......omg...Nature's Valium! This was SOOOOOOOO awesome! Thanks for the tour!
So did you like it?
@@MichiganRocks I LOVED it!
And ya know...I'm starting to see THAT rock before you pick it up!!
I have found some of those first stones and now I know what it is thankyou
I love finding cool stones I have bin collecting for 40 years
God bless you
I'm glad I could help you out!
Beautiful clear water! What a great day to get out and find some real prizes. Thank you for taking us all with you.
You’re welcome, thanks for coming!
I just discovered your channel and I've been on a rock hunting habit I just started this year so this is a lucky find for me. Your knowledge of rocks astounds me. I hope I can soak up some of that knowledge for sure. Great work man
Honestly, I don't know much about geology. I know a few more things than you do is all. I'm pretty good at polishing rocks though.
Might be good to get a guidebook or something. I don’t know a thing about rocks myself, so I usually grab what looks cool and research later 😅
The amount of Petoskey stones you found makes me realize I have probably passed many on my previous trips to Lake Huron without knowing! I’ll have to keep an eye out the next time I can make the trip out there. It’s a goal of mine to find one of my own.
They're pretty easy to spot if they are on the beach you're at. Just look in the water, not in the dry rocks since the pattern is really hard to see when dry.
What beach is this. We live in Indian River and my wife is mad she can’t ever find pudding stones
Thanks for taking us along on your journey. It’s was enjoyable.
You're welcome!
Loved seeing that huge Petoskey stone at the end of the video and the beautiful pudding stones you found. Fran
I'm glad you had fun. That was a really good day.
Instead of through the looking glass you gave us through the snow window😁♥️ Nice banded iron stone!
I was super excited about the banded iron. Maybe it's just the excitement of a recent find, but that is up there with my favorite rocks that I've found. I was so bummed out that I screwed up the video.
Would you share the location of the beach?
@@lauramack7820 Nope. It's all private land around this beach. I have permission to use someone's property to get to it and I don't want to jeopardize that. Sorry.
My son and I love rock hunting on the beaches of lake superior when we vacation there. This video, the sound of the waves and shifting rocks, brought back a lot of good memories. I'll be watching more :)
I'm glad I could bring back some good memories. Thanks for watching.
Love the Energy 🤩🤩😀
Hello Rob. Thanks for sharing!
@12:40~ that was beautiful.
Great video! My first five week tumble “finished” today. Learned a lot. Thanks for your videos!
Congratulations!
Thanks for sharing this serene and peaceful walk on the lovely beach.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Wow beautiful place it is nice to hounding rocks.
Beautiful day!!! So jealous. I wish I were closer to any of the big lakes.💗
I couldn't have asked for a better day, except maybe a little more heat.
What an incredible beach! I would love to rock hunt there!
It really is beautiful and has some great rocks.
@@MichiganRocks which beach is it? If I may ask, your videos are great!
@@johnrau6568 This beach is all bordered by private property. I'm lucky enough to have permission to cross someone's land to get to it. I don't want to betray their trust by posting the location on the Internet. Most of the beaches I go to have the location in the title or the description though.
Just nice enough to get outside and enjoy Michigan’s water! The rocks are a bonus. Thanks!
Yep, even if I didn't find a single rock, this would have been a good day.
America sure has some cool rocks! So many colors!
Great video!! Definitely would like to see that green stone cut!!!! Fantastic find on that pudding stone!!✅👍👍👍
I'll probably do some cutting videos this spring and summer. I'll make sure that one gets in there.
I have all kinds of stones
I really appreciate the beautiful scenery and just the way that you capture it on camera. I also like that you show the stones you find well enough so we can see them. I find these videos very relaxing. I got pissed when I saw somebody gave you a thumbs down. They’re just jealous they can’t find the same rocks LOL
Yeah, could you hunt that person down and give them a good, stern talking to?
Michigan Rocks 🤣
Thank you for sharing your rock collecting trip
Thanks for watching!
I have all kinds of stones
Wonderful walk - stones, water, sky, sunshine, fresh air.
It was a great day.
Oh Boy, do I love rock hunting with you! Your eye is drawn to all the same things I would be looking at. The waves, the sky at the horizon, the ice formations. I would be torn between photography/videography and rock-hounding. Do you do photography, by any chance? You have a good eye. Thanks for taking us along. Don't stop making these.
Thanks for the compliment. I took a photography class once, but I don't consider myself a good photographer. I don't even have a great camera. I use a GoPro for my videos. I have a Sony camera that I bought used. It's just a point and shoot, not a DSLR.
I've been trying to be a little more artistic about some of my shots. I resist the urge to just take shots of the rocks. If you have any tips to improve my filming, I'm all ears.
That green one you picked up is freaking cool!!! I would love that for my fish tank!
I've never seen one like that before. I was pretty excited about it.
@@MichiganRocks what was it?
@@nico5233 I don't know. There are lots of rocks that I can't identify, but I love them anyway.
While everybody were taking sunbathe on the stoney beach on the Black Sea, me and my daughter were looking for some beautiful stones that we've brought to our home when my vacation was over. You made me recall these good memories. Thank you!
I'd much rather go look for rocks than sunbathe! I'm not great at sitting still.
I love not only your finds, but the beautiful views you show. I wouldn't want to leave that place it's so beautiful.
I'm always surprised at how long I've been on a beach. I'll guess that it's been three hours, then I look at the time and it's been five hours.
Awesome big guy. One day I'm gonna get up there...
Este lugar é o paraíso dás pedras 👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you for taking us on your rock hunting! Learned a lot and beautiful country! 😊
Yep, it is beautiful here, a lot like Minnesota.
rob, my wife connie and i just got started in rock hunting and we watch your videos every day. we really enjoy it.. we have some health issues and this helps us to cope with our mobility issues. i started building my shop and changing from woodworking to rock working i cant afford a loi of the tools but im trying to make due..
It's never too late to take up a new hobby. I think you'll enjoy working with rock. I do a little woodworking too, but rocks are more fun.
Love the Jaspilite. Just did a video on all the ones I found up North in Copper Harbor, MI. They are one of my favorite rocks ! Thanks for sharing.
What did you think of the piece I found? I find them occasionally in Lake Superior, but I have never found one this bright or this big. It was also strangely angular. Usually they're rounded off like most other rocks. This was by far the best one I have ever found anywhere. I found a bigger one in Ishpeming, but that was a small mountain, so I don't think it counts.
@@MichiganRocks I think your piece is amazing looking. It is different than the ones I have found in Copper Harbor. Nice find for sure :)
@@upnorthadventureswithccc I didn't know if ti was just a good find for me, or if it was a good find in general.
@@MichiganRocks I thought it was fantastic! What a bright color for a rock! I would classify that as a gemstone, if it was up to me, though, lol.
@@gayle8153 It really stuck out from the other rocks. I don't know how it would have been possible to walk by and not see it.
I wish I had a place like that to look for cool rocks. I live in the middle of nowhere, the rocks around here aren't even really rocks, just hard dirt clumps lol.
Hard to polish dirt clumps. You should consider moving.
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lol, same
PyroAnimus
What state do you live in? Do you live near any creeks or dry creek beds? I'm guessing that you don't live by an ocean or lake. All great places to find treasures. In my younger day's I've found fossils, shark teeth, crystals and even amethyst at Malibu beach. Now just memories and my collection's.
If there is nothing to find where you live plan a vacation to Arkansas State Park where you can dig for diamond's! Called Crater of Diamond's.
@@lorij6796 I live in NSW, Australia, sometimes there's fossils but not many good rocks in the towns around me 😅
Such gorgeous clear water!
Yep, we are lucky to have such nice, clean water here in Michigan.
What a beautiful day! Thanks for the adventure, i love heading down to the beach and pick up rocks
Thanks for tagging along!
Hank: “They’re *MINERALS!”*
When I’m at the beach, I always a cheeky look at the rocks, my wife thinks I’m strange, due to the ones I’ve kept. That is a bit strange through lol
I understand you. Pick up the rocks you like.
Michigan Rocks , thanks bud .
You are not alone lol
The sound of the water is priceless to me.....thanks for an awesome video
I can’t take credit for the sounds, but I’m glad you liked that I recorded them. There’s a reason my videos never have music.
That was a beautiful day to be out. Some great looking rocks found. Couldn't ask for much better than that. Look forward to the next one. Davin
Thanks, it was a great day to be out.
Can any of these rocks be found in Lake Erie in Erie pa thanks love videos and thes rocks thank you
I have no idea. I've never hunted Lake Erie. You should go check it out.
I now know what the weird rock with dents is, that I found in my backyard and then lost 25 or so years ago... a Petoskey stone. My States Rock!... I`m such an idiot lol
You _were_ such an idiot. We’ve rectified that now.
@@MichiganRocks Thanks for that lol. I used to collect rocks as a kid and when I got older I put them all in my front yard. I meant to keep the Petoskey stone one cause I though it might have been a piece of a meteorite... I still remember it was black with brown/orange`ish dents on one side and completely smooth on the other side. Been looking for it for years, but it`s long lost in the dirt now.
I could watch this all day
I have plenty of other videos very similar to this, so you could if you wanted to.
@@MichiganRocks so far I have been, lol
My wife and I love your channel thanks
Thanks for letting me know!
Ни хрена не понятно, но очень интересно!
My husband and went to the upper peninsula in our campervan and loved how clean it felt, air, water.
I love it up there. I love where I live in the lower peninsula too, but the Upper Peninsula is just a little bit better.
Thanks for another lovely video. Beautiful wave sounds, sparkling water and worn rocks!
I'm responsible for the video. God gets credit for the rest. Glad you liked it.
The respect he has for the rocks is just so utterly sweet!!!
Yes, I'm always polite to them.
I've watched this one twice now! Can't help myself! Thank you!
You've been really busy with my videos lately. That was a very good day.
Seeing you out there makes it worthwhile!!! Wonderful therapy for us all. Lovin the beard!
If I can go out and have fun and it's therapy for you guys watching, we all win!
Favorite places and great memories!
Got into rock hunting last year and my fiancée and I love it! People travel out of this state, but the shores of Michigan are pure beauty!
I enjoy traveling out of the state, but I sure haven't seen everything our great state has to offer yet. There are a lot of beautiful things to see right here.
Sometimes, as you're picking one and I'd pick one just next to this 😆
THAT ONE ROCK LOOKED LIKE IT HAD A TREE ON THE ONE SIDE OF IT, OR A BIG LEAF. BEAUTIFUL.
Have you been watching my videos all day?
So beautiful in all ways. Between the rocks and waves it looks like heaven.
It's pretty close to heaven.
thanks for sharing, love the stones you found today congrat's....so happy to see warmer weather 🌞💞
The weather has taken a turn for the worse. It snowed a little today. But I know good weather is right around the corner.
Beautiful stones, beautiful beach, beautiful video, Thanks for sharing😘.
Thanks for the beautiful message!
Thank you for such a great video. Very informative, love those Michigan beaches so beautiful!
We have some awesome rocks here.
I would love to see some of your finds cut & polished or tumbled. Thankyou for showing us. It is beautiful there.
Look at some of my other videos. I just started showing tumbled rocks every Tuesday. I have a couple videos where I just slice up some rocks. There are lots of videos where I make stuff out of rocks. In one video I make Petoskey stone and unakite turtles.
I love the sounds off the water very relaxing & the rocks fascinating, xx🇮🇲
I was out kayaking on Lake Huron today. More water sounds are headed your way next Friday.
I love you shovel tool fantastic . Purrty rocks keep on rolling .
Just a bent spoon on the end of a piece of PVC pipe. Essential tool for cold water rock hunting.
Very enjoyable . And, special rock gets special effects! Thank you. 😁
I'm glad you saw it as special effects. I almost cried when I realized I messed that up.
Thank you for sharing the adventure😁
Thanks for watching the adventure!
Your rock hunting videos are so relaxing and interesting! I really enjoy rock hunting on the beach but don't get to do it often enough!! Thanks!
I don't get out as much as I'd like either. Luckily I'm close to the Lake so I can go more often than most.
Thank you so much for this. It sure looks cold there. What a great video. Thanks again.
Glad you enjoyed it.
beautiful scenery, really interesting stones, love your rock retriever, thanks
Glad you liked it!
Wow 👏 beautiful rocks. Liked. Great finds 👏. From Jordan
Absolutely beautiful crystal clear water there!
Yes, it’s very nice. Sometimes it gets murky if there was a bug hatch of some kind. Dead mayflies or other bugs will wash up and make it hard to see, but most of the time it’s very clear.
Very relaxing AND exciting as well. Great fun! Thanks!
I agree, just the right mix of relaxing and exciting.
Today was my first yell at the TV screen. LOLOL The Green and red Christmas Rock ................. Oh man I want that stone. You just tossed it away. Dang it. I just have to say I am really leaqrning so much from your videos. Thank for sharing your adventures.
Sorry, Debi. Yelling at your screen is a risk you take when you watch my videos.
You sure found some gems today! I'm drooling over the stones that you throw back. Wish I can do this all day and forget about the all the craziness going on right now. Can't wait to see your next video.
It was a great day. I didn’t worry about anything at all.
I love your spoon on a stick. I need to make one for me.
When you are picking up rocks and I see one I like near it, I say to myself " I hope he picks up the one I'm looking at" lol
Thanks again for sharing.
I disappoint a lot of people by not picking up the rocks they want me to pick up. I don't have any idea how to not disappoint that way. In case you want to make a rock scoop, I have a little video showing how I make mine. Of course you can always just duct tape a spoon to a stick and that will work fine. th-cam.com/video/94qD2d34Ge4/w-d-xo.html
Man, you turned me on to wanting to get back into rocks. The petoskeys are beautiful. Lovely, relaxing video - a pleasure to come along on the journey. Thank you.
You're welcome. There's nothing much more relaxing than a day at the beach looking for rocks.
Beautiful, wish we had nice rocks in NC
You keep putting the pretty ones back! Oh my goodness!
Sorry, I tend to do that a lot.
Love this bloke and love the places he goes
I love that you just called me a “bloke”. That’s not a word we use here, but I love it.
@@MichiganRocks Of course Im an Aussie lol Awesome way to enjoy your day Love your pudding stones