I first collected rocks while in mid to later grade school. Thought I was pretty cool. Knew the names like ignatious rock, sedimentary rock, and Wham, my rock hounding days were behind me as I grew up. So here it sit about 60 years later from the comfort of my chair watching videos of folks who unknowingly teaching me things about rocks now that I never knew existed. You do the finding, all the lifting and toting, having a good time with me sitting at home having just as good a time. For that, I thank you. 😊
I know what you mean, I sit here at home, wishing I still had my pile of rocks from when I was like 5-15 years old. When my Family were fishing & I would look for rocks I loved! Now I collect rocks again! I have a saw & lapadary machine like he has & I make Cabochons, palm stones & slices! So satisfying!!!! ❤
I like your comment and I collected rocks for a long time. I discovered that most of them have been carved! I looked back at my a collection and I could see usually faces in 90% of them! Usually more than one. So just us here I started looking at the Bluffs along the river and I keep finding the same face carved into the bluffs everywhere along the Mississippi. I keep finding them and it still blows my mind! If I ever get it together I'll do a channel. I'm also an old guy but not too old...lol
I was drawn to rocks since I could walk. I’m 51 and just realizing what I possibly have. Didn’t even have a clue they could be anything but just rocks that I liked. Thought I was weird, Now realizing I’m not weird just connected to Gods fantastic beautiful earth. Love the videos.
Your enthusiasm shows your passion, and thanks to your channel, has rekindled a hobby that I haven't explored in 50 years! My first trip to the north shore didn't produce much but I'll be back in 2022! And have found some pretty cool pieces close to home. Keep posting your subscribers love it. 😊
Wild guess, but is the rock at 2:24 Mary Ellen Jasper? Nice to know I'm not the only one who forgets how to use words as soon as the camera is turned on. I like that location. I wish I had some good rivers to hunt around here. In the rivers I have been to, the rocks are usually covered in scum so it's hard or impossible to identify them.
I'm happy to see someone who gets excited over Stones and Rocks like me! I have been drawn to them since l was a kid! Best wishes! More good luck to you! 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
Bear scat, wolf prints…a typical day rock hounding in the summer around the Lake Superior region! Wonderful finds Taylor. Woo hoo galaxy stone..I’m so fascinated by them! Thanks for taking us along on this adventure!
My wife loves rocks and crystals and your videos have inspired me to plan a rock hounding trip in the spring. We live in eastern Massachusetts, I'm not sure what we can find but we sure will look.
Nice finds! I imagine you'll be returning to this spot! The rock at 3:00 looks like Amygdaloidal basalt. My partner and I found a lot of similar pieces while we were in the Keweenaw Peninsula, so depending on where you were, the green bits could be oxidized copper, although that would mean the one you found was a pretty far ways away from home. Maybe the dips could have contained Michigan greenstone, because they break down so easily, but I suppose that would be a long shot and wishful thinking. There are a lot of similar looking rocks in the Keweenaw with quartz inclusions as well. Happy hunting!
My dad found a jasper rock about twice the size at a fire ring at a lake where people camp. We split it open and it's filled with gold colored pyrite cubes. Absolutly beautiful and I'm having a hard time finding much information on this. My dad gave it to me and it's currently in my rock garden in front of my deck.
That jasper blew my mind! What...a...find! The jasper you find is so different than what I find... it just amazes me... it's so cool to see. I LOVE the red/black combo. That jasper is going to look sick all polished up! I wanted to mention that I have bears where I'm at and they really want nothing to do with you really... So I always make loud noises to let them know I'm there and they'll leave the area. But then I have to worry about the big cats...they are way more curious...and stealthy😳 going with someone is a lot more safer. Stay safe out there Taylor!
Another great rock hunting adventure....I went to my favorite creek for the 1st time this summer & guess what....nothing.....it has either been picked to death or the spring thaw that causes the minor rise of water in it, buried all the best stuff . I am going to Michigan at the end of the month & hope to go to Superior for a quick afternoon hunt. Maybe my spot here will be better next spring....I hope so because there isn't many places here in S.E. Iowa to pick. Have a great August. I will catch up on your videos when I get home.
My grandmother collected huge rocks when she traveled and made a border with them for her flower beds. Now that I’m interested in rocks… I wish I could go back in time and take a good look at them. Love the huge jasper!
I like my Jasper GEMMY 😉 I have a very large honey yellow piece that was rolled by the river that has so much character. It is rounded and has smoky quartz and druzy.
Love me some jaspers, they never disappoint. It looks like you found a nice place to hunt. Just remember your not the apex predator in the woods, without a gun. Keep finding those beauties. Be happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒
I know, all these comments caused me to buy some bear spray. I don’t have my permit to carry or anything so I don’t feel comfortable bringing my sidearm out.
Awesome spot! I saw a bunch of great stuff unpicked! 🙈 I hope you go back and make another video 🥰. And another one with you rock flipping in the creek 😁. Thanks for the video. It was watched with my morning coffee. Great way to start the day!
Hi Taylor, another great looking creek, some really nice pieces and that chunk of Jasper, WOW, what a ripper. The colours look great and patterns look outstanding, what an amazing piece. Can’t wait to see it cleaned up and a slab if you decide to cut it. What a hunting trip, though you can have the bears & wolves, I’ll stick with our spiders & snakes some of which are the deadliest around, but they won’t decide to make a meal of you, 🤣🤣. Keep Safe & Keep Rockin
Wundervolle Natur . Mineralien sind auch meine große Liebe . Es ist toll dir bei deiner Suche beizuwohnen . Danke das du uns alle mit nimmst . Ich wünsche dir noch weiterhin viel Erfolg und Freude in der Natur . Hab keine furscht vor den Tieren des Waldes . Hab respeckt und zeige dich dem Wald. Nimm seine Energie auf und warte bis du dich angenommen fühlst . Denn angst vor wilden Tieren in ihrem zuhause ist die gleiche angst eines Diebes welcher sich heimlich in einem Haus aufhält . Wie gesagt. Respeckt und Bescheidenheit sind gute Ratgeber. Wenn du dich erst mit der Natur mit dem Ort und mit den Kräften verbunden fühlst und angenommen wurdest wirst du noch sehr vieles an wunderbaren entdecken . Auf die herkömmliche Art kommst du nur soweit wie das Vermögen deines Verstandes es zulässt . Viel Erfolg
You didn't find as many agates as you hoped, but you sure can't be disappointed with all that beautiful jasper. Wow! I'd love to find a piece like that big one. Anyway, please be careful when you're out there alone. Your family and your fans need and love you!
Hi again TAYLOR Big and beautiful Jasper! Seemed there was alot there. Why would that be? Not much as far as agates but other interesting ones. Kind of a different location including many signs of critters there. Must be tucked away where they're not worried about seeing humans! Hadn't crossed my mind but be careful out there... Thx as always for sharing. Catcha next time!
Where I live in southern Oregon theres jasper that's way cooler looking than the jasper in this vid! The jasper here varries beetween dark red and bright red way brighter than this vid and just an hour north you can find jasper agates which if you didn't know most agates in southern Oregon are clear forms of jasper and jade so we get orange/red agates and green agates here! The jasper here has white and black sometimes through out it also!
Most people just step over rocks, never once thinking about where rocks begin, how they form, the endless seasons and eons of time they endure. They are not just from history, they ARE history.
Ohhh that huge jasper is absolutely gorgeous...I'm so jealous. Just came across your channel this evening and am really enjoying it! I've always been drawn to rocks since childhood, I'm 71 now...what is it? ...and others have zero interest and chuckle because you do. How I wish I could live near Lake Superior and collect rocks there. I'll be watching more of your channel...found it fascinating.
Fair warning if you think you are a rock hound you may find yourself obsessed. Also it's a great way to get your kids/nieces/nephews their friends whoever out of the house, off the games, and interested in natural wonders. I could always get my teenage daughter and my stepsons out to the river.
When I was a child I would find rocks my grandfather plowed up. Later on I would, with safety glasses on, sit and break them open. As an adult, I love looking through landscaping rocks or rocks at Lake Michigan.
Jasper where I live is literally one of the most common rocks to find in the rivers. Were talking jasper chunks so large youd need a boom lift to pick it up.
This popped up in my suggestions. Subscribed! And nice find of your jasper lump! Can you please tell me what camera you use to video this. I would love to know. Since this is a great quality video and that can be hard to do when out searching. I've seen a lot that aren't very good. I love to hunt agates, loved it when I lived in Minnesota. I can give you an odd, but productive location to hunt too (I can't use it since I live far away now, but you could make it productive). Thanks for your help and great video. Good luck! I look forward to more videos from you. If you ever get back to this location and find that basalt lump with the agate in it at 3:54 , you might want to bring it home. It's a great piece to show when you teach friends how agates form in the basalt matrix. A nice matrix sample with a good agate in it can be an invaluable teaching aid. I can tell you love this and by your video you seem like a natural teacher. Sorry for being so forward, your spirt is so infectious that I felt like I was out rockhounding again. I hope you take it all as a compliment, which is how it was intended. Have a blessed one.
Hope you kept that lake superior green stone . It’s Michigan’s gemstone of the state. They’re hard to find and that’s a whopper ! Polish it ! Could be worth a fortune 🤗
Dude, I hope your carrying atleast bear spray. Be careful . I know how addicting rockhounding is I love it so much. I do my rockhounding in Baltimore Md. No bears where I live but we have coyotes, deer, raccoon , beaver , fox. I enjoy your show!
The stone at the 2 min mark is what I find here on the beaches. I've never been quite sure what to call it, but some of them are awesome. I carry a laser light to check them for translucency. I wish I had a cabbing machine to work on them.
5th time was a charm haha. some nice finds Taylor, we have a fair bit of red jasper down at the beach, just not much ta get excited about. enjoyed the adventure/vid 👊🍻
When I was in 5th grade, I collected shark's teeth, a few rocks. I still have a few rocks, but gave all the teeth to my teacher. Good luck with your hunting.
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This is in usa or canada🤔
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I first collected rocks while in mid to later grade school. Thought I was pretty cool. Knew the names like ignatious rock, sedimentary rock, and Wham, my rock hounding days were behind me as I grew up. So here it sit about 60 years later from the comfort of my chair watching videos of folks who unknowingly teaching me things about rocks now that I never knew existed. You do the finding, all the lifting and toting, having a good time with me sitting at home having just as good a time. For that, I thank you. 😊
This made me smile 😊 happy you join on our adventures!
I know what you mean, I sit here at home, wishing I still had my pile of rocks from when I was like 5-15 years old. When my Family were fishing & I would look for rocks I loved! Now I collect rocks again! I have a saw & lapadary machine like he has & I make Cabochons, palm stones & slices! So satisfying!!!! ❤
I like your comment and I collected rocks for a long time. I discovered that most of them have been carved! I looked back at my a collection and I could see usually faces in 90% of them! Usually more than one. So just us here I started looking at the Bluffs along the river and I keep finding the same face carved into the bluffs everywhere along the Mississippi. I keep finding them and it still blows my mind! If I ever get it together I'll do a channel. I'm also an old guy but not too old...lol
I second this
:)
I love watching your videos. They make me realize I’m not the only one who genuinely enjoys a day spent rock hunting.
I'm not even that into rocks, but anyone with as much enthusiasm for their passion is inspiring.
🙌❤️
Definitely agree!
I was drawn to rocks since I could walk. I’m 51 and just realizing what I possibly have. Didn’t even have a clue they could be anything but just rocks that I liked. Thought I was weird, Now realizing I’m not weird just connected to Gods fantastic beautiful earth. Love the videos.
OMG, that 10 lb jasper is gorgeous! Great find!!
Right! Thanks 😊
Sir 10 lb means
Your enthusiasm shows your passion, and thanks to your channel, has rekindled a hobby that I haven't explored in 50 years! My first trip to the north shore didn't produce much but I'll be back in 2022! And have found some pretty cool pieces close to home. Keep posting your subscribers love it. 😊
Wild guess, but is the rock at 2:24 Mary Ellen Jasper? Nice to know I'm not the only one who forgets how to use words as soon as the camera is turned on. I like that location. I wish I had some good rivers to hunt around here. In the rivers I have been to, the rocks are usually covered in scum so it's hard or impossible to identify them.
Yeah that’s how they are right now in every river, absolutely covered, occasionally I get lucky and find an agate in the mix but stick to the banks
I'm happy to see someone who gets excited over Stones and
Rocks like me! I have been drawn to them since l was a
kid!
Best wishes! More good luck to you! 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here: Superb jasper! Beautiful environment! You always have such a lovely energy about you!
Thanks so much!
Bear scat, wolf prints…a typical day rock hounding in the summer around the Lake Superior region! Wonderful finds Taylor. Woo hoo galaxy stone..I’m so fascinated by them!
Thanks for taking us along on this adventure!
Absolutely!! I’ll be cutting some soon 🤘🤘
My wife loves rocks and crystals and your videos have inspired me to plan a rock hounding trip in the spring. We live in eastern Massachusetts, I'm not sure what we can find but we sure will look.
Some awesome finds! Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks for joining!
That was a great location for rock hunting! Love that gorgeous banded agate!
Nice finds! I imagine you'll be returning to this spot! The rock at 3:00 looks like Amygdaloidal basalt. My partner and I found a lot of similar pieces while we were in the Keweenaw Peninsula, so depending on where you were, the green bits could be oxidized copper, although that would mean the one you found was a pretty far ways away from home. Maybe the dips could have contained Michigan greenstone, because they break down so easily, but I suppose that would be a long shot and wishful thinking. There are a lot of similar looking rocks in the Keweenaw with quartz inclusions as well. Happy hunting!
Copper can be found in Minnesota too, I’m pretty sure it’s just a pocket of green nodules, I may be wrong tho!
@@AgateDad Well, if you ever figure it out, let us know. We spent Monday along the north shore, and found a beautiful specimen just like it.
I know what it is. :)
My dad found a jasper rock about twice the size at a fire ring at a lake where people camp. We split it open and it's filled with gold colored pyrite cubes. Absolutly beautiful and I'm having a hard time finding much information on this. My dad gave it to me and it's currently in my rock garden in front of my deck.
Take a short vid an post it for us ... I left ones this size an bigger also at the creek due to its weight I may try breaking one now
That jasper blew my mind! What...a...find! The jasper you find is so different than what I find... it just amazes me... it's so cool to see. I LOVE the red/black combo. That jasper is going to look sick all polished up!
I wanted to mention that I have bears where I'm at and they really want nothing to do with you really... So I always make loud noises to let them know I'm there and they'll leave the area. But then I have to worry about the big cats...they are way more curious...and stealthy😳 going with someone is a lot more safer. Stay safe out there Taylor!
I really should carry bear spray or some other means of protection! But me too, soooo beautiful!
Get 1 pcs jasper stone almost 25 kg..
Another great rock hunting adventure....I went to my favorite creek for the 1st time this summer & guess what....nothing.....it has either been picked to death or the spring thaw that causes the minor rise of water in it, buried all the best stuff . I am going to Michigan at the end of the month & hope to go to Superior for a quick afternoon hunt. Maybe my spot here will be better next spring....I hope so because there isn't many places here in S.E. Iowa to pick. Have a great August. I will catch up on your videos when I get home.
Yeah interesting! Crazy how it goes sometimes!
Went back to my favorite hunting spot near the Colorado, along lower Country Club Creek. Went back to retrieve a piece of jasper. Yup! Found it!
Nice!
I get as excited as you do finding amazing gems/rocks! So glad I came across your video, hope you make more!
Every Monday and Friday ☺️
Wow, just Wow. That is a beautiful Jasper rock ! Congratulations !
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I found a huge one like that, was too big to walk three miles with so I’m going back this spring for it :)
My grandmother collected huge rocks when she traveled and made a border with them for her flower beds. Now that I’m interested in rocks… I wish I could go back in time and take a good look at them. Love the huge jasper!
I like my Jasper GEMMY 😉 I have a very large honey yellow piece that was rolled by the river that has so much character. It is rounded and has smoky quartz and druzy.
Such a beautiful area 😍 and beautiful finds!
🙏❤️
There's a place called Kenny dam in BC, Canada with TONS jasper 😁
Awesome!
Love me some jaspers, they never disappoint. It looks like you found a nice place to hunt. Just remember your not the apex predator in the woods, without a gun. Keep finding those beauties. Be happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒
I know, all these comments caused me to buy some bear spray. I don’t have my permit to carry or anything so I don’t feel comfortable bringing my sidearm out.
OMG! Can you schedule a "Hunting Agates with Agate Dad" tour? I'd sign up in a heartbeat!
Haha if you’re ever in the area hit me up, I’ll see if I’m planning to go out
@@AgateDad is that open to anyone lol
Of course!
I want to go too!
@@AgateDad i would go too! Any chance of a great jasper in that red color? OMG! 😲
Code red day as in Jasper, my second favorite rock. Happy hounding.
@9:13 that looks like a heart, dude
@9:47 that is a rainbow jasper! 👍👍👍 Very lovely! 🤩
Awesome spot! I saw a bunch of great stuff unpicked! 🙈 I hope you go back and make another video 🥰. And another one with you rock flipping in the creek 😁. Thanks for the video. It was watched with my morning coffee. Great way to start the day!
Can’t take it all home haha wife would kill me (jk)
Love that deep red jasper. Really nice finds.
Amazing video!!
Thanks for sharing!!
I love when you add some bloopers in!! 😄😄
Gorgeous jasper! Love your podcast!
Some nice finds today thankyou for the tag along.
You bet
Hi Taylor, another great looking creek, some really nice pieces and that chunk of Jasper, WOW, what a ripper. The colours look great and patterns look outstanding, what an amazing piece. Can’t wait to see it cleaned up and a slab if you decide to cut it. What a hunting trip, though you can have the bears & wolves, I’ll stick with our spiders & snakes some of which are the deadliest around, but they won’t decide to make a meal of you, 🤣🤣.
Keep Safe & Keep Rockin
Yeah gotta avoid them big predators 🐺 🐻
Wundervolle Natur . Mineralien sind auch meine große Liebe . Es ist toll dir bei deiner Suche beizuwohnen . Danke das du uns alle mit nimmst . Ich wünsche dir noch weiterhin viel Erfolg und Freude in der Natur . Hab keine furscht vor den Tieren des Waldes . Hab respeckt und zeige dich dem Wald. Nimm seine Energie auf und warte bis du dich angenommen fühlst . Denn angst vor wilden Tieren in ihrem zuhause ist die gleiche angst eines Diebes welcher sich heimlich in einem Haus aufhält . Wie gesagt. Respeckt und Bescheidenheit sind gute Ratgeber. Wenn du dich erst mit der Natur mit dem Ort und mit den Kräften verbunden fühlst und angenommen wurdest wirst du noch sehr vieles an wunderbaren entdecken . Auf die herkömmliche Art kommst du nur soweit wie das Vermögen deines Verstandes es zulässt . Viel Erfolg
You didn't find as many agates as you hoped, but you sure can't be disappointed with all that beautiful jasper. Wow! I'd love to find a piece like that big one. Anyway, please be careful when you're out there alone. Your family and your fans need and love you!
Oh thanks! And of course I’m not disappointed, it’s how it goes and happens more frequently than you all see 👍
What is so special with jasper? I really dont know 🙈
That was a good come back,, thanks for being human and leaving in the flubs🤣🤣🤘
Hi again TAYLOR
Big and beautiful Jasper! Seemed there was alot there.
Why would that be?
Not much as far as agates but other interesting ones. Kind of a different location including many signs of critters there. Must be tucked away where they're not worried about seeing humans! Hadn't crossed my mind but be careful out there...
Thx as always for sharing. Catcha next time!
Where I live in southern Oregon theres jasper that's way cooler looking than the jasper in this vid! The jasper here varries beetween dark red and bright red way brighter than this vid and just an hour north you can find jasper agates which if you didn't know most agates in southern Oregon are clear forms of jasper and jade so we get orange/red agates and green agates here! The jasper here has white and black sometimes through out it also!
Also I don't have carnelians where I live but about 4 hours north theres carnelians!
Good score!
Thank for show this beautiful Rocks 😊🙌
My pleasure 😊
Love the rocks. Very beautiful. Love this video. From Jordan
Thanks for this fun northern Minnesota adventure,Taylor!
Thanks for joining!
Most people just step over rocks, never once thinking about where rocks begin, how they form, the endless seasons and eons of time they endure.
They are not just from history, they ARE history.
Wolves and bears, oh wow. And lots of very unusual rock! Take care.
Always!
Ohhh that huge jasper is absolutely gorgeous...I'm so jealous. Just came across your channel this evening and am really enjoying it! I've always been drawn to rocks since childhood, I'm 71 now...what is it? ...and others have zero interest and chuckle because you do. How I wish I could live near Lake Superior and collect rocks there. I'll be watching more of your channel...found it fascinating.
I have favorites this time. Not only that huge jasper, green spotted & galaxy stone. 😃
Right!! Probably going to cut that one!
@@AgateDad can’t wait til the cutting! 😁
Wow! That jasper is massive!! Great find!
Thanks!
Beautiful red jaspers. Great finds for you.
Sure would like to see that Jasper cut!
You should bring a pick and hammer with you ,there may be some surprises inside some of those rocks with agates stuck on them
That’s what the saw is for 🤟🤟
Very nice .
Great finds!!! Thanks!!!
Glad you didn’t meet up with any wolves or bears! Thanks for another great video! I love the out takes too!
Haha there’s always outtakes
Nice 5 colors with pattern view mountains more valuable
Really cool jaspers and agates!
It was a great hunt!
Love your videos! They are stress relievers!
I want to learn more!!
Thanks!
Fair warning if you think you are a rock hound you may find yourself obsessed. Also it's a great way to get your kids/nieces/nephews their friends whoever out of the house, off the games, and interested in natural wonders. I could always get my teenage daughter and my stepsons out to the river.
Awesomeness love that jasper.
🙏❤️
Gracias por compartir, saludos desde Venezuela
When I was a child I would find rocks my grandfather plowed up. Later on I would, with safety glasses on, sit and break them open. As an adult, I love looking through landscaping rocks or rocks at Lake Michigan.
Thank you..this is remarkable...😀😀
Hope to see these beauty cut soon!
OH MY GOSH is right. Nice finds.
Thanks!
very beautiful the rocks there in this place
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this channel deserves so many more subs
That's very kind of you, I'll always be grateful for any amount of support from our community here
Taylor,
That is a beautiful area!
Absolutely ♥️🙏
I love watching this video thank for sharing
Wow! Beautiful finds😍
Thanks!
Jasper where I live is literally one of the most common rocks to find in the rivers. Were talking jasper chunks so large youd need a boom lift to pick it up.
Pretty scenery! Thanks for sharing!
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Sweet!!!👍
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Wow..Good Spot..And Beutyful Stone,Im From Asia/Indonesia,,
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You would love my hood in Southern Oregon. Red and Green Jasper everywhere. Petrified wood, agates, geodes, fossils etc.
Sounds legit
I was fortunate enough to find a naturally tumbled, solid, red jasper from the glacial period on the banks of a nearby river weighing 45 to 50 pounds.
nice!
I love that boty one at the beginning! The Jasper at 2:15 do you think it’s Mej? So many cool rocks on this adventure. Friday’s are my favourite!
Been a rockhound since i was 7 yrs. Old i.m 63 now and can t go any more this brings back memories
Nice job on that 10 lb jasper picked some smaller stuff this year on the northshore ludsun
That’s great!
Awesome finds. Yeah, you definitely don’t want to have any run ins with wildlife. 😳
Nice! I just found a big guy myself
Nice!
Biggs Picture Jasper is an incredible stone to cut for those pictures that are breath taking!
Cool finds! That jasper is huge!
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This popped up in my suggestions. Subscribed! And nice find of your jasper lump!
Can you please tell me what camera you use to video this. I would love to know. Since this is a great quality video and that can be hard to do when out searching. I've seen a lot that aren't very good.
I love to hunt agates, loved it when I lived in Minnesota. I can give you an odd, but productive location to hunt too (I can't use it since I live far away now, but you could make it productive). Thanks for your help and great video.
Good luck! I look forward to more videos from you.
If you ever get back to this location and find that basalt lump with the agate in it at 3:54 , you might want to bring it home. It's a great piece to show when you teach friends how agates form in the basalt matrix. A nice matrix sample with a good agate in it can be an invaluable teaching aid. I can tell you love this and by your video you seem like a natural teacher.
Sorry for being so forward, your spirt is so infectious that I felt like I was out rockhounding again. I hope you take it all as a compliment, which is how it was intended.
Have a blessed one.
Another jaspagate! (The little red one)
Hope you kept that lake superior green stone . It’s Michigan’s gemstone of the state. They’re hard to find and that’s a whopper ! Polish it ! Could be worth a fortune 🤗
Say hello from indonesia...i also like hunting agate stone...nice activity...👍🙏
Dude, I hope your carrying atleast bear spray. Be careful . I know how addicting rockhounding is
I love it so much. I do my rockhounding in Baltimore Md. No bears where I live but we have coyotes, deer, raccoon , beaver , fox. I enjoy your show!
I have bear spray now, thanks for enjoying 😊
Outstanding!!
Way to go rescuing that little guy at 4:10 haha 😄 it was literally stuck between a rock and a hard place LOL🤓
Hahahah!!!!
Good stone 👍
The stone at the 2 min mark is what I find here on the beaches. I've never been quite sure what to call it, but some of them are awesome. I carry a laser light to check them for translucency. I wish I had a cabbing machine to work on them.
Yeah I could tell that one was for sure translucent
That's awesome .
Yes it was!
I totally just found one in my river from today in upstate NY!!!!
Nice rocks! I'd like to see vid of some of them cleaned up and/ or cut. I'll check some other vidz in your channel.
Thanks Rob!
You can find all sorts of lovely blood red Jasper in the Willamette River
Thanks for the video......
Thanks for watching 🥰
Amei o seu vídeo....pedras BELÍSSIMAS.....amo jaspe.....é um. Prazer te assistir. Sou a AIDA do Brasil.....coleciono umas pedrinhas ROLADAS. Parabéns
Awesome finds!
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5th time was a charm haha. some nice finds Taylor, we have a fair bit of red jasper down at the beach, just not much ta get excited about. enjoyed the adventure/vid 👊🍻
🤘🤘 thanks man
When I was in 5th grade, I collected shark's teeth, a few rocks. I still have a few rocks, but gave all the teeth to my teacher. Good luck with your hunting.
That was nice of you!