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Wow. The little tiny ones are so beautiful and adorable! I think I like the smaller ones better at that local. The Middles are all so different! Plus you can collect more with out taking up to much space in your house!
What a fun trip. I found it funny that as soon as you described a rock, she would hand you one. The three of you make a great team. A page of thundereggs would be nice. Maybe something in the winter. Keep the great content coming. Be happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒
So I’ve been gathering nodules from red top and green water. My plan was to take them and cut them in half or slab them up, so I can make a table out of them my plan was to use clear epoxy resin that you can buy in a kit. Those lily pad thunder eggs would also make a beautiful countertop or table. I seen a few examples out there and some of them are pretty amazing.
Great video! Those are amazing and all so unique. My sister and I have been wanting to get to Little Naches so we will have to check this out also. Looks like a variety of methods to hunt which is my favorite!
Nice finds. I really like thunder eggs and geodes. About 5 miles from where I live in northwest Indiana has tons of geodesic. Mainly solid . love your videos
Thanks again for showing Rock Hugger and I this location and giving us the full tour! I can't waiting to tumble my little thundereggs, I have a feeling they are going to turn out EPIC. Also, love that serpentine, some of the most unique material I have.
@@jmsdvs5 yes sort of... It all started one day when I was wire wrapping. The way that I wrapped the wire looked like a guy was hugging The Rock. Then popped a genius idea in my head to start a TH-cam channel 🤷♂️ lol
We were just up there a few weeks ago and the kids found a Boulder of the shiny black rock. We are not experienced at identifying yet. But we took some samples home! The kids are hoping it's obsidian... You'll have to let us know what you think it is!
Have you tried tumbling the little ones? Way cute! I was just at Polka Dot Agate Mine in Oregon and dug in their egg bed in the pouring rain. It was cold and wet but they have some very unique eggs with all sorts of different stuff. The guys there are super nice and there are a ton of big eggs and multiple egg clusters.
we live in the tri-cities...after watching your last video in this place we went up there ourselves and had a blast!!!! even met the lady in the last video!!! ive got some really nice pictures of some of the ones we found
You've been..... Thunder(egg)struck !!! Wish there was more igneous material here in sedimentary Missouri... Thank you! You mosquito bait stone hounds... Cool vid.
Thunder eggs …👁👁 who knew… Any first hand information on Michigan Treasures….? I’m dying to check out the Great Lakes shores… any advice…? Thank you for all this information…🥂🍾
could you build a display case out of plexi glass? or did that go through the roof in prices to,,, cool trip thank you for taking us along and showing us those treasures
Thanks for sharing another post sir, much appreciated!👍 Those little ones are spectacular IMO, really beautiful little eggs with tons of character!😎 (Have run into an issue with my 12" so haven't cut any of that material yet and the new blade for the 18" arrives today woot!)✔ Anyway, hope you are doing well. Be talking again soon~
@@CurrentlyRockhounding DOH, correct you are sir....that poor saw, its my "red headed step child" of tools and just gets forgotten and neglected by me unless I cab. (rarely these days) That's sad~ haha It currently has a box sitting on the cover filled with slabs and egg halves waiting for some polishing love!
Did you ever figure out what the black glassy rainbowy Sheen with the tiny baby geodes like snowflake Obsidian? Think I have a big chunk of it. No idea what it is.
The little thunder eggs are stunning. Good things DO come in small packages!!! Great video Jared. Love seeing the three of you out hounding. Thanks for sharing this adventure and your beautiful finds with us.
This is a really great video! Thank you for the perfect explanations in "layman's terms" about the geology and hunting process! I now wonder if my Lake Michigan septarian nodules aka. Lightning Stones could also gain another name as a type of thunder egg?!
Thank you. It's my understand that a Septarian Nodule is a mud ball that cracks and minerals move in such as Calcite, so a little different formation from how a thunderegg comes to be.
I love those tiny thunder eggs , I would love to tumble a bunch then drill a hole through them and make a thunder egg necklace with the real small ones
Those lily pad thundereggs have the most variety of color on the inside. Looks like great slab material and can you imagine the cabochons you an make from that slab?
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Thanks for the video. They are pretty amazing. Adding this to the bucket list.😊
The pink, green slab is gorgeous and the little thunder eggs you cut are beautiful.
What a cool and fun place to go!!! Thank you for sharing!!! My wife and I are loving your channel!!!
I'm glad you liked it.
The cut ones! Wow. Would be gorgeous cabs!!!
Very cool😎the little ones can be beautiful.
Wow 😮 stunning!!!! Love it!!!!
:)
You say they are quite nice…we think they are beautiful!
Thank you!
Those are really neat... the one you have split it's really cool... 😀
I love the little thundereggs!
They may be small but dang they are absolutely stunning!
Oh heck yeah! It's also nice to have things that are fast to cut.
You guys got some really nice pieces... and your work cutting to expose the minerals is so cool too.
I'm glad you liked it!
Oh my gosh, those little thunder eggs are so beautiful! Thanks for another amazing video and for sharing your adventure with us.✌😎
I really like these little ones.
Wow. The little tiny ones are so beautiful and adorable! I think I like the smaller ones better at that local. The Middles are all so different! Plus you can collect more with out taking up to much space in your house!
What a fun trip. I found it funny that as soon as you described a rock, she would hand you one. The three of you make a great team. A page of thundereggs would be nice. Maybe something in the winter. Keep the great content coming. Be happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒
Thank you! Yeah I think a page showing all of these would be really great.
Those wee ones r amazing xx great content xx
Thank you.
Those small ones would make some awesome small cabs for pendants.
Yeah they have so much color in them.
Wow those little things are great.
Thank you.
They are exquisite.
Thank you!
Those little eggs would be lovely for jewelery
Awesome finds. I like the dual mic setup too👍
Thank you, I think they were worth it.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding Absolutely!
So I’ve been gathering nodules from red top and green water. My plan was to take them and cut them in half or slab them up, so I can make a table out of them my plan was to use clear epoxy resin that you can buy in a kit. Those lily pad thunder eggs would also make a beautiful countertop or table. I seen a few examples out there and some of them are pretty amazing.
Nice video my friend!!
Amazing! You are literally my reference! If you happen to come to Québec, meet you there !
I would love to go there some day.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding anytime, you're my guests !
Really small but Wow! They are very cool looking once cut & polished
They are very little but I think a nice little display of them would be neat.
When it comes to the top, the mountains are small
I'm sorry, what?
Great video! Those are amazing and all so unique. My sister and I have been wanting to get to Little Naches so we will have to check this out also. Looks like a variety of methods to hunt which is my favorite!
Oh I agree, I like it when you're doing more than just one thing.
Nice finds. I really like thunder eggs and geodes. About 5 miles from where I live in northwest Indiana has tons of geodesic. Mainly solid . love your videos
Dang, that's pretty close to you! That's awesome.
Thanks again for showing Rock Hugger and I this location and giving us the full tour! I can't waiting to tumble my little thundereggs, I have a feeling they are going to turn out EPIC. Also, love that serpentine, some of the most unique material I have.
Yes thanks Jared and Sara! :) You guys rock!!! Was sure a fun time getting to hound around with you all!
@@TheRockHugger was the pun intended?
@@jmsdvs5 yes sort of... It all started one day when I was wire wrapping. The way that I wrapped the wire looked like a guy was hugging The Rock. Then popped a genius idea in my head to start a TH-cam channel 🤷♂️ lol
@@jmsdvs5 plus I love rocks and rockhounding, it was available so jumped on it. 🤘
I'm looking forward to seeing the video you make up them all polished up.
We were just up there a few weeks ago and the kids found a Boulder of the shiny black rock. We are not experienced at identifying yet. But we took some samples home! The kids are hoping it's obsidian... You'll have to let us know what you think it is!
I commented before the end of the video! 😆 I see you covered that to some degree! Thank you!
Oh yeah! It's defiantly Serpentine.
Love the baby Thunder eggs! You could out source the wood from horrible thrift store finds. That's what we do down here.
That’s awesome 😎
I'm glad you liked the video!
Have you tried tumbling the little ones? Way cute!
I was just at Polka Dot Agate Mine in Oregon and dug in their egg bed in the pouring rain. It was cold and wet but they have some very unique eggs with all sorts of different stuff. The guys there are super nice and there are a ton of big eggs and multiple egg clusters.
I don't have a rock tumbler but I have seen photos of what other people have done and they look pretty good!
The weather this year has been rough.
was hoping id bump into up there. we went on friday
Oh man that would be fun to go back but normally we only go to a location once a year, max.
we live in the tri-cities...after watching your last video in this place we went up there ourselves and had a blast!!!! even met the lady in the last video!!! ive got some really nice pictures of some of the ones we found
Ha! Small world, Karen is fun to chat with.
You've been..... Thunder(egg)struck !!! Wish there was more igneous material here in sedimentary Missouri... Thank you! You mosquito bait stone hounds... Cool vid.
What can I say the Mosquitoes love me.
What a sweet haul! That's definitely a site to visit. Exhilarating to watch!
It's a great location.
Those tiny thunder eggs are super pretty! So much detail in such a tiny piece.
i was told you can find serpentine up there...sorry if i spelled that wrong
You sure can!
Thunder eggs …👁👁 who knew…
Any first hand information on Michigan
Treasures….? I’m dying to check out the Great Lakes shores… any advice…?
Thank you for all this information…🥂🍾
Unfortunately I don't know much about that area of the country.
How fun! As my students would say, those little thundereggs are "Just cute!"
Yeah its a great area for sure and yeah they are some cute little eggs.
What a great video! Multiple locations, multiple material types, shop talk, camping and little tiny Dino pigeon eggs that are absolutely stunning!
Ha! I'm glad you liked it!
Oh yeah very nice. I’d love a few dozen of those little guys. Great variety too! 👍🏼
Time for you to take a road trip!
could you build a display case out of plexi glass? or did that go through the roof in prices to,,, cool trip thank you for taking us along and showing us those treasures
I like the idea of a plexiglass case!
If you get the litle ones wold make a nice necklace or earrings
They would!
Thanks for sharing another post sir, much appreciated!👍 Those little ones are spectacular IMO, really beautiful little eggs with tons of character!😎 (Have run into an issue with my 12" so haven't cut any of that material yet and the new blade for the 18" arrives today woot!)✔ Anyway, hope you are doing well. Be talking again soon~
You also have a small trim saw don't you? You could cut some of the loose little ones you got.
@@CurrentlyRockhounding DOH, correct you are sir....that poor saw, its my "red headed step child" of tools and just gets forgotten and neglected by me unless I cab. (rarely these days) That's sad~ haha It currently has a box sitting on the cover filled with slabs and egg halves waiting for some polishing love!
Did you ever figure out what the black glassy rainbowy Sheen with the tiny baby geodes like snowflake Obsidian?
Think I have a big chunk of it. No idea what it is.
Gonna do this one soon. Thanks for info Jared!
It's a good spot.
Have you tried tumbling some of the little ones?
Wow I missed this comment... I do not have a tumbler.
I’ve been meaning to checkout quartz creek area, awesome to know we can find there , thank you for sharing 😊💙
It's very worth it.
Funzies?
Yup!
The little thunder eggs are stunning. Good things DO come in small packages!!! Great video Jared. Love seeing the three of you out hounding. Thanks for sharing this adventure and your beautiful finds with us.
Thanks for joining us here and watching!
Wow! Big things come in small packages! I love the tiny thundereggs.
Those little things surprised me. Really amazing looking! My guess was also serpentintite...
Those little eggs are pretty nice.
The little ones look like good jewelry stones. Too bad I'm so far away. It's a bit far to drive to from Ohio .
Road trip!!! : )
This is a really great video! Thank you for the perfect explanations in "layman's terms" about the geology and hunting process! I now wonder if my Lake Michigan septarian nodules aka. Lightning Stones could also gain another name as a type of thunder egg?!
Thank you. It's my understand that a Septarian Nodule is a mud ball that cracks and minerals move in such as Calcite, so a little different formation from how a thunderegg comes to be.
great video! looks like you could use some new gloves ;)
Thank you! I'm just trying to make them last.
Those are more like burp pods than thundereggs...
:)
I love those tiny thunder eggs , I would love to tumble a bunch then drill a hole through them and make a thunder egg necklace with the real small ones
Yeah they can be pretty nice inside.
Those lily pad thundereggs have the most variety of color on the inside. Looks like great slab material and can you imagine the cabochons you an make from that slab?
I know! Its super pretty material.
Ha ha yes!!! I’d be chipping some of those out too!!! I’d lose a little respect for you as a rockhound if you didn’t 😂
Gotta break out that hammer.
🍧🍳🐣🐤💎👍 wow