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Thanks for the informations....can you pls give idea how may be the price

Are there directions to the site?

This video is based and reality-pilled.

My buddies property is 12 km from there and is smack in the middle of the Grenville range. I've seen lots of matrix stuff on the surface but have not done any digging yet.

Would this ruin the color of agate?

nice finds Jeff

It's good to have friends! We were at the Smart mine last weekend with the same amount of mosquitos. We use Thermacell mosquito repellent and they worked great. Highly recommended.

Good job. I felt like I was there with you getting eaten by the mosquitos

You did awesome Jeff. Two spots produced some real beauties for sure. I heard Mr. Gordon, I did. Thanks for another great video. Lloyd.

Nice sites and great crystals Jeff. Enjoyed watching!!

Sometimes I wear earplugs with those bugs. It keeps my stress level lower. If you've never done it, give it a try. See if it works for you.

Tremolite is great. But just be careful. After all it is a form of asbestos. Gonna quote MeMiner when he says he has "an appetite for apatite."

Sweet! Enjoyed the video

Since they stiffed you on the shower curtain , you may as well rinse off your finds in there , lol . You had one awesome trip for sure .

Any chance you can send me an address? I would love to check this spot out!

Hi Jeff! I'm planning a trip to titanite hill soon, and was wondering if you had any tips for finding good spots to dig. I've been there before, but had almost no luck, and found only very small pieces. Should I try to go where nobody else has dug before, or follow along other spots people have found? Thanks!

Do ya ever trade specimens?

Great video handsome

Aquamarine beryl

You are full of Joy! Amen! GLORY BE

it’s me. i want the Mica. Edit: my eyes popped out of my head at the book you found in the trench!

nice, the crystals are superb, they look metallic grey in the video, cool

I am from Indiana, u.s., and we are going on vacation in June in Niagara falls, Ontario, and I'm looking for somewhere near there to hunt for crystals and minerals. Have any suggestions on where I should look?

The next time your in Peterborough, take a walk along the trail behind the Holiday Inn. There are large rocks lining the trail, and just before the railroad bridge you can find some amazing fossils.

This is an awesome video. Thanks for sharing.

Hey, I have a quick question. Me and my friend love caving, we live in ontario, close to a town called Lindsay. We've been in all sorts of caves, we don't like caves that require tours, and we prefer difficult caves that require a very difficult crawl, such as the one on my recent video. Do you have any recommendations for caves that fit the difficult criteria that you can enter alone? As long as they are worth it we'd be willing to drive up to 3-4 hours.

nice seeing you at the quarry Jeff May1st '24, hope you found some good minerals, any fluorite or galena? your videos as usual are great

Hi there, just looking for feedback. I'm wondering how many folks would be interested in lodging, tent site....40m North of Bancroft, between Plamer Rapids and Denbigh? 9 min from Schutt (close to numerus sites); We like rocks enough to name our goats after a few.

Kick-ass fluorites! Was this on September 23, 2023?

Thanks for the video. I appreciate your historical research into these nearly lost sites. Question for you: Do you have any way of testing the air to make sure you will be safe inside the mine? And how could you be rescued if something goes wrong?

Nice video!

A Grand aventure. Thanks for taking me along

Now I wish I had more time at that hole lol I was digging there a week or two before you got to that spot , found a big 12 inch apatite and plenty of titanite but not as nice as the one you found 😢. But love watching your videos hope I get the chance to meet up with you one day 😊

Hi Jeff, that was pretty interesting, though I don’t have any of minerals from my collecting it is valuable to know this can be done. While I have used acids for cleaning various stones, agates, jasper, petrified wood & forrest floor quite often if I find the presence of this kind of reaction I change the acid type so as not to remove the material that might degrade the rock overall. Hope all is well up there in the Northern Hemisphere. Keep Safe & Keep Rockin

Will this dissolve Lapis Lazulai or only the calcite?

I got a crazy location for you!!!

Best to wear a respirator as well, even outside. Another thing I do is use three 2.5 gallon buckets. One with the muriatic acid, one with water and baking soda and the third with small drilled holes in the bottom to put the rocks in. Then you can dip the holey bucket into the muriatic bucket and dip in the second bucket to neutralize. Also makes it simpler to remove from the acid without rushing damage to the crystals. Love watching your videos and hope to see you in the field some day! Cheers from Ottawa -Gord

These are great, we're you southern ? I missed the location

Beware the partially used jug of leftover acid . Muriatic / hydrochloric acid likes to fume / off gas HCL vapors to party with whatever it encounters . That may be your mucous membranes or , whatever rando metals it encounters . I use it frequently but if I don't have the ability to keep any excess sealed in at least 2 additional containers , each inside the other , I simply dispose of it rather than deal with the inevitable corrosion headaches . Besides it's cheap and very easy to come by anyway , at least here in the US and apparently , in Canada . YMMV if you live elsewhere .

Jeff, next time use cleaning vinegar heated up. It won’t change the colour of the crystals.

Glad you did it outside. The fumes would rot the nails in your garage if you did it there.

Hey friend!! If you want to see a really great spot in gatineau, please reach out to me!! Trust me you won't regret going to this hidden spot.

Wow! That big one is an awesome find! All the quartz I find is just the typical rough… beautiful but never found one with points… I’m new to The crystal mineral world but cherish them all!

If you collect 4 pieces of mica you’ll have Formica !!!

Attack of the black lab slobber monster. Been there. Done that. Got slimed.

Love your channel! Would love to dig with you guys one day! ❤

Jeff, the large sharp black-ish xls are often referred to as hornblend. Perhaps they are, perhaps not. Amphibole is a safe catch all description.

A great day and everybody took home some crystals. Shelby is ready for the next adventure.

A rockhound and his rockhound .

It was a pleasure to meet you! I had an incredible day. 👍