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Whoa, this is a magical place! 🤯 🤩 So amazing. Great finds!

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Where are you in Oregon?

Alucinnate!!😮

WoW

Porque esos minerales tan hermosos no los hay en España??😢

Oh dang some of them remind me of Medfordite but with much higher amounts of green than ive seen before from anything in person.

Great cuts!

❤ I love all the beautiful rocks you cut. Omg and wow.

Beautiful ❤

There is actually a few spots less than a mile from the creek you can find some gorgeous Carnelian both in solid crystaline form by itself and mixed with other types of chalcedony as some amazing agates.

Im a rockhounder from southern oregon thanks for telling us where your at...thats why i love watching your videos

Very creative keep going best out of the feed for rock hounding in awhile

Beautiful!

Looks like beef steaks 🥩!!!

@RockHoundQuest OH MY😮. That rock in the rough has triggered my pareidolia fascination. I definitely see a face there…Do you? Nice find!

Can someone help me understand what it means to be “agatized”? What is it that differentiates it from other petrified wood? I find so much up here in Northern Arizona, but I’m so ignorant as to what I’m looking at. Also, what are occlusions? I hear that term thrown around by lapidaries.

Amazing stones

I thought you said “sea maggot” 😂

What’s your grit progression after you cut it from start to finish? I have a softball piece that I’d like to cut and polish the flat side of

Red jesper sir

Beautiful

Real cool

Cool sandwich id cook the hambger longer befor eatting

Cool river formation

Wet always looks better

Ever cut a rock pulled from the fire pit ?

What state is this in

Do you sell Applegate jade?

How is this fire opal? I live in a border town between Idaho and Washington. It looks like the typical agate I would find. They're everywhere... sort of. If you know where to go looking I guess. Just curious because if it is, then I have tons of fire opal.

Some of your stuff would look great as natural jewelry!

These are really Awesome........Thank You for Sharing.

I dont get the whole "night dig" thing. Slips, trips, and falls are more commonplace; constantly working in the shadows of your lights, and with reduced overall light to see.

>How do you extract this without breaking any of them (zeolites)? That's the neat part, you don't! 🙂

Incredible colors

This the plush or ponderosa mine ?

Man, this video just proves how much of a novice rockhounder I am still. I would have just said, “huh, that’s a cool green piece of ‘leavit’ rock,’ and walked right on passed it 🤦🏻‍♂️. Great video btw. I’m a fan of your page now. Keep up the good work please.

You work to close and the stress is realeased into the gem. Whats cracked or broke will always be that way although, Patience grasshopper dig into it further away from gem so you done take a chunk with it.

WOW

What about a box ont he shelf

Some kinda orange

I live in Salem Oregon. Do you know of any places near me that would have some nifty rocks ? 😊

Where ya at so I can pick up what you waste throwing down lmao. At least share your spot if you ain’t gonna pick up what others will.

Excellent moss!!

I'd love to make a necklace outta that slice! Wowzers!

Lucky YOU! 😊

Fruitcake, anyone? 😂😂

Dude!!!! What... I've never seen more beautiful rock! They are astonishing!!! Congrats man❤❤❤❤

i found a small rock and a shard of this stuff recently i don't know what it is

I spent a morning searching around up there, I didn’t find anything.