I live about 45 minutes away and have dug those for many years . I use a small amount of mineral oil with a little paint brush to coat the crystals so they'll maintain the wet look , or higher clarity .
Went there with my kids years ago and spent an afternoon with the sun beating down and the sand/dirt blowing. Not sure what was exciting about it? Seriously? They are just slivers of crystals. So....seriously someone explain the fascination about it? Now if they were large like fist size, maybe I could see the excitement in it.
What do u you up think the best location in the US to find crystals as a beginner? My husband and I are looking into planning a little trip around it as we both love working with crystals 💕
Thank you! This video was shot at the end of the 2019 season actually. They alternate fields every year to allow the crystals to replenish. All the info is current✌️
They are beautiful, sure you’re not on the moon??? Come to the Carolinas.... for real, national forest digging... awesome finds out there though.. have you ever heard of magma? Rockhounding group
Nice, we do hope you make east sometime... waiting to hear from penn state to see if I discovered a new fossil on the dig I did over the weekend, unique stuff.... best of luck to you
Nice, we do hope you make east sometime... waiting to hear from penn state to see if I discovered a new fossil on the dig I did over the weekend, unique stuff.... best of luck to you
Great video, Dominik! I am wanting to go out there after it opens April 15th, as I have never been. It's about a 3.5 hour drive for me. So is the Mt. ida area actually... speaking of which, I would love to meet you down in the Mt. Ida area at a mine down there at some point! I am sure I could learn a lot from you. Have a wonderful day and thanks for uploading!! :)
If I’m not mistaken, @thecrystalcollector said you’re supposed to fill in your holes. As you can see by your opening part of the video, a lot of people don’t bother. I could be wrong, but some people can be so lazy. 💛
Yes many many holes, nature slowly fills them in. In this location it’s really not that big of an issue like in other more mountainous unstable areas, where it is very important.
@@CrystalsofArkansas the lady I was with in mt ida, we are currently looking for a place in Oklahoma. I want to be close to Arkansas mines and artifacts there,Oklahoma and tx. We are hoping to get a few acres or more. So wherever we end up, you will always be able to stop and crash there lol. We are even trying to find one w a separate house on property for the people who do visit. Then they have their own place lol
forgot to mention that even tho its a free dig of 10lbs a day its illegal to sell any Hourglass Selenite since they come off a Wildlife Refuge.. with only one place in the world they come from its a no brainer LOL
What a place! Hope you enjoy this video. Like and subscribe for reals 😎
Love you boy
Ah, the salt of the Earth...and Jennifer! Great music too, as always
Very Nice Find!
I live about 45 minutes away and have dug those for many years . I use a small amount of mineral oil with a little paint brush to coat the crystals so they'll maintain the wet look , or higher clarity .
Great Salt Plains! Been there, I miss Oklahoma.
It’s a beautiful spot 💚
Interesting stuff for sure!
Great Video, thank you
Great meeting you earlier today at Wegner!!! 💎💙
Nice to meet you also! Keep on rocking!
I have never seen anything like those hourglass/bow tie crystals! Yet another fabulous video! Thank you!
Thanks so much for the support! Looking forward to post the next videos soon.
@@CrystalsofArkansas I really look forward to your videos and posi+ive vibration! Great luck on your next outing and Enjoy today! :)
So good to see another upload! so many beauties in this video! Cheers!
Thank you!
Er lebt! He's alive! :D
Good to see you lovely dreadhead mining again :)
😊 This made me smile. Thanks for watching 🙏
Nice man! Its always great to see you've posted another video. I hope all is well with you and Jennifer.
Thanks Jeff!
We are getting food in town right now after a day of digging.
Hope all is well bro ☀️
Beautiful landscape! Love it!
Thanks Misty!
It’s a surreal spot 🌎
Wow!!! So cool, thanks for sharing 😃
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Thank you brother!! Hope to be out your way in July sometime!
Just left Wegner! Thanks for the stickers my boys say thank you very much!! Nice meeting you! 😜
Thanks for the video and information on free digging site. Bless you the crystals are gorgeous!! 🙏🙏🙏Namaste
My pleasure and thanks for watching!
Love and light 💫
Still doesn't beat Arkansas !!!!!! 😁
Man, I've been meaning to start digging for crystals and teaching my children to do so as well. Based in AR ourselves
That’s a great way to spend time together in nature. Best of luck to all y’all
Nice video,thanks for sharing!!
Thanks my friend! Thanks for taking the time to watch!
I been there
It was really cool to meet you over at the Wergner mine in Arkansas a few weeks ago. Thanks for another good video.
Man that is some kind of haul!! Amazing selenite crystals.✌😁
Went there with my kids years ago and spent an afternoon with the sun beating down and the sand/dirt blowing. Not sure what was exciting about it? Seriously? They are just slivers of crystals. So....seriously someone explain the fascination about it? Now if they were large like fist size, maybe I could see the excitement in it.
Agree, this location is neat and one of the best things in Oklahoma but hot, windy and salty lol
On my pocket list!! Nice haul!!
Haha I love that! Pocket list!
Good to hear from you Monica ☀️
@@CrystalsofArkansas it was suppose to say bucket list. Lol 😝 🤪
😂
That’s an excellent auto correct
Crystals how much
Where at in oklahoma?
Salt plains state park by Jet
What do u you up think the best location in the US to find crystals as a beginner? My husband and I are looking into planning a little trip around it as we both love working with crystals 💕
Arkansas is great, New York for Herkimers is great, North Carolina has a lot of awesome public places. Videos on NC coming next month.
What do you do with all of them?
I gave them away as gifts 😀
So when did you go? I thought it was permited April-Oct....?🤔... Beautiful crystals by the way...😊
Thank you!
This video was shot at the end of the 2019 season actually.
They alternate fields every year to allow the crystals to replenish. All the info is current✌️
They are beautiful, sure you’re not on the moon??? Come to the Carolinas.... for real, national forest digging... awesome finds out there though.. have you ever heard of magma? Rockhounding group
I’ll have to check that out!
I would love to come hang and dig Appalachia with you sometime soon!
Graves mountain in Georgia is having a dig around the 3rd week of April, that would be worth checking out
Thank you!
I probably can’t make that one, but I’ll be there sometime soon!
Nice, we do hope you make east sometime... waiting to hear from penn state to see if I discovered a new fossil on the dig I did over the weekend, unique stuff.... best of luck to you
Nice, we do hope you make east sometime... waiting to hear from penn state to see if I discovered a new fossil on the dig I did over the weekend, unique stuff.... best of luck to you
Great video, Dominik! I am wanting to go out there after it opens April 15th, as I have never been. It's about a 3.5 hour drive for me. So is the Mt. ida area actually... speaking of which, I would love to meet you down in the Mt. Ida area at a mine down there at some point! I am sure I could learn a lot from you. Have a wonderful day and thanks for uploading!! :)
Thank you. I’ll be digging all summer. Looking forward to meet you one day.
If I’m not mistaken, @thecrystalcollector said you’re supposed to fill in your holes. As you can see by your opening part of the video, a lot of people don’t bother. I could be wrong, but some people can be so lazy. 💛
Yes many many holes, nature slowly fills them in. In this location it’s really not that big of an issue like in other more mountainous unstable areas, where it is very important.
Where is this? Those are so awesome I’ve never seen a hourglass in a crystal. I have to go
The closest town is Jet. Crystal digging season opens April 1st.
Best of luck! It’s fun and easy.
Check out the link in the description also for more information 🙏
@@CrystalsofArkansas the lady I was with in mt ida, we are currently looking for a place in Oklahoma. I want to be close to Arkansas mines and artifacts there,Oklahoma and tx. We are hoping to get a few acres or more. So wherever we end up, you will always be able to stop and crash there lol. We are even trying to find one w a separate house on property for the people who do visit. Then they have their own place lol
forgot to mention that even tho its a free dig of 10lbs a day its illegal to sell any Hourglass Selenite since they come off a Wildlife Refuge.. with only one place in the world they come from its a no brainer LOL
True. Only for personal use.
Beautiful crystals interesting landscape. Hi from NZ
Lots of love to New Zealand! I loved traveling your country. Hope to come back sometime
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