Rock hounding! Crystals, Agate, part 2!!! Quest 4 Treasure # 83 By: Quest For Details
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- The second part of a great trip out rock hounding. part 1 is quest for treasure # 82
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Bless this man! His deep love of rocks & crystals is so heartwarming & well, beautiful. The sky could be turning tartan & hes so wrapped up in his love of didcovering new rocks etc he would never notice, such dedication is so admirable. I could listen to him all day coz theres some kind of magic in his voice 💎🌟 a real diamond geezer
very good
Wow!!!! An Obsidian Handaxe. Probably Prehistoric. What's the location?
Could the black stone with white flecks be Snowflake Obsidian? I don't know if that is a variety of Obsidian that can be found in California, but that's what it looks like to me...
Sounds like bill Murray(Caddy Shack) looking at minerals 😂😂🤣
Alaska's Finest more like Ed from Northern Exposure
Totally caddy shack! Or where the buffalo roam!
Just started to get interested in rock hunting and you are a fantastic teacher. Glad I found your channel. Do you ever rock tumble your finds? And if you do - what tumbler do you recommend.? Thanks for some great videos.
I love your imagination. So many adults lose it, don’t ever lose yours. It’s refreshing. I love that jasper rock at the end. So pretty. What a great find.
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Your love and appreciation for your humble subjects comes through in every word and is infectious. You have a gift, and thank you for sharing it.
Had to come back to this one to see that core jasper again. It's breathtaking!! 😘👍💖💕
Beativul art
@3:35 I want to say that's a medium grained Gabbro. I could be wrong but it sure does look like it.
Beautiful piece what ever it is
Rocks are one of my passions. My mother's too. She found a piece of green jade large enough to form a component for her headstone.
You do have a great eye. I collected a large pile of aggots as a child. I'd pick them up by the hundreds in back alleys of Edmonton AB.
Geri Acheson same here
I live in Mendo Co trying to find this jade in the Eel. I'm wondering get if the skin is hiding it from me. No agates so far, bummer. Lots of Chert and bracciated jaspers.
Nice rockhounding 👍 ...I suspect that 'rusty sword' is authentic wrought iron hardware which held the sideboards of a buckboard or other wagon on, or a wrought iron piece of some other wooden conveyance or equipment, common throughout the last several hundred years. The square hole/s are for carriage bolts that are square under the round head, likely bolted to a wide plank, the 'tang' of the 'sword' was likely threaded and the 'pommel' is the remains of a nut, likely square, which likely bolted through a larger wooden frame member of whatever it held together. The "stringy" composition is indicative of old fashioned wrought iron, very low carbon with poor cohesion.. A sword blades metallurgical composition would be more cohesive even after extreme degradation such as this. Its also extremely unlikely the maker would have drilled any large holes in a sword blade, creating a weak point. Whatever handguard a sword had would more likely to have had a hole for the blade, and slid on the blade, regardless of it's continent/culture of origin, Celts to Japanese, Kergan to Arabian,etc
I am new to the rock hounding world and appreciate your videos! I have a thirst for knowledge and I appreciate how you explain the how, the what ect... I live in Washington and want to take a trip to your neck of the world, (and so many other places), to see what treasures I can find! Thank you and keep the videos coming!!
It would be an honor to rockhounding with you. I have not experienced such journey. I am located in Northern California. Please let me know and experience the excitement as well. Thank you in advance
I love to watch your videos and I greatly appreciate all the information you share with your subscribers.
I have to be honest and tell you that it's like nails on a chalkboard when you rub your sandy fingers along the stones. Peticularly in this video.It makes my hair stand up. Just saying. LOL
Who's higher? The guy in this video or the guy watching it?
The guy who wrote this comment😆
Like about 6:00 in or so you call the rocks foot goodness. But curious as to what they are? I have slot of these in my back yard.. it's 200 acres with creek running through in northern Missouri. I've got slot of meet finds here I just don't Kno what none of it is
I think those big ones you busted open were petrified wood. I swear, but I could be wrong. It was a little after the 7 minute mark.
I'm so happy I found your channel! I live around central Wisconsin and I LOVE collecting rocks. I've got buckets in my garage and house. I don't have equipment to do anything with them, I just collect the ones I think are beautiful. No one else I know is as passionate about rocks as I am. They might think I'm a touch mad. Hahahahahaha. Thanks again! On to the next video. 🤩
Me too ...they definitely think I am a bit cray for my passion and love of my extensive collection! Bwhahah
Buckets and buckets and buckets. My olady is starting to complain about the buckets and piles of rocks. So far I have been carving on a couple. But really I am kinda leery of carving to many. At least till I learn what they all are. I have Jasper ,chirt ,agate , fossils, pudding stones all sorts. But I still have a hard time telling what some of them are
Welcome to our madhouse!
that pretty pretty pretty jasper rock looks like noreena jasper! except even prettier! all sides of it are worth admiring just as it is.
Man you're walking all over and handling ancient native relics they are known as portable art and hidden art but they are also tools. I can see bears eagles and faces all over that piece of agate is one example do a little research on. The natives that were in that area
Isnt the piece picked up at 3:20 "Snow flake obsidian" ??
Hey mate we have a shit load of that black and white quartzie volcanic like rock over in Australia
Sorry to post twice...- We like all of your videos ...we rockhound and search in a simular way that you do- ♡so, you cannot go wrong , we loved your Ocean video also!!
Thank you. Please keep sharing:) you adventures and finds!
I love your video, I just recently started to rock hunt, and I have some really cool rocks I saw several of the rocks in your video that are in my collection. Seeing them made me so happy, I love your enthusiasm and imagination. Thank you for your time, be safe and happy hunting....oh I also absolutely loved your rock masterpiece, to me it looked like 2 ducks. Absolutely awesome👍🐚☄⛏🙋♀️
I just love your channel. Learn so much from you. Thank you so much for sharing.
Peefect stones
Nice finds, thanks for sharing
Good PROSPECTING!!!!
Love, love, love all of your rockhounding videos. Can't wait for the next hunt! Thank you for taking us along.
18:00 That's an edge curve file. So basically a file. The wood has rotted off the Tong.
The black w white spots is snowflake obsidian.
I wish you would tell people where you are in these videos.
You picked some beautiful stones. I enjoy your videos. Thanks.
This has been my first visit to your vids!! Wht pleasant!!!, ,find!!!! . . .From one 'ol 'rock dog'to another, , , ,We, speak the same language!!!! & I subscribed, & will, be returning, for more!! THANK YOU!!!
Greetings and thank you for this awesome video. I deeply appreciate your appreciation for Creation.... How you talked about the different stones and built an altar with them. Ahhh the shells.... Much Honor My Brother... Allah in my name = the Tree of Life, in Hebrew. Respect.
Cool quest! Nate was here. I'd love to watch you find more treasures at this gorgeous location. Tfs.
Very nice ... thanks for sharing.
That my friend 3 / 4 of your video is. a. Knife, no doubt in my mind...that's one sweet find!!
@ 8:50 love the music and your creation of schmoozing rocks. Nice combo. made this old woman smile. would love an update on that piece of metal. . check with a museum on that. Looks like an extremely ancient sword.
You should go back for
That big one at end of vid😏😈
I forget the whole name for the black rock with the white flecks in it but , it’s snowflake something . Agate ?
Snowflake obsidian from the quartz or natural glass family.
Really cool stuff specially the knife
I think that metal you said looks like a sword or cross to me sort of looks like be an old metal bands like you see as support on the outside of old wooden trunks and suitcases or maybe an envelope opener lol🤷🏻♀️
That rock looks a lot like what sap pitch whatever name you want to call tree resin it looks like Pine Tree resin before it Harden's and turn to Amber
Where in the world is this at... I would love to be there to look around
Northern Ca
Have you ever thought to sell any of your finds? 😊 You should open an on-line store for your gemstones and specimen rocks. I know they'd sell because I'd buy some , for sure. 😉 Maybe a dagger. Cool. Sure wish we had these colors of rock over here as well as the petrified wood and specimen rocks. I'm getting jealous!😊
I loved this one too. Definitely on my list of things to do before this summer ends. Bit bloody hot here in London right now though so I think I'll stay indoors and watch another of your videos. :)
I wish there was some serpentine where I am .
Great video. Im a great fan of you.
Unfortunately we don't have that kind of rocks and crystals in the Netherlands
Thank you so much, glad we can connect and share from different parts of the globe, small world ! I subscribed to you, it would be cool to see some vids of your land part of the world, thanks for watching !!
10:31 Kemungkinan itu pisau dari batu oksidian / batu kaca dari jaman Indian
Ya, pastinya ! : )
I'm 98% postive the sword is a threaded hanger off the side board of an old wagon box
Shifter lever off an old dozer 💯
You got a settler's knife
Awesome rock knife! Wow what a find! 💖💞😍😍😍
Bro please tell me where that is. I love natural stones for sharpening knives, I use Japanese naturals. And some of what I saw in your video I would love to get my hands on.
along pope Creek outside Pope Valley , lots of access as it gets near Lake Beryessa ,the stretches past the old quarry ( down stream ) and most way to the lake, good Luck !
Love the jasper. Star of the show
No. The poo-poo was the prey😂😂😂
Were is the big one i'll go get it
3:35 it might be diorite, or gabro like Gila Bear said.
Thank You : )
Dude just found you'r channle ....you rock...great eye...Thank's for sharing
I keep finding Indian artifacts everytime I go rock hunting anywhere in this town in my own backyard even although I just started back with rock collecting
Napa co. has snowflake obsidian as well. So the piece you found is probably from you know where
hi !!
9:00 sold me on you, you're awesome ;)
i found myself jamming... banging music intro :) fantastic and beautiful ARTiFACTS!!! what you created was awesome too :) ~dor
ooooohh lol i too have a hard time getting the light right on my beauties while out on an adventure!! haha .. nice :)
That was so funny! Had a good laugh ! Amsomeness! Had a good time.😉
I guess all megalithic structures were built by really high humans I would have been one of them
the black one is snowflake obsidian
Nope 😂 it’s actually a granite.
I enjoy finding and cleaning all the rocks on the 40 acres, with creek that I live on. Conglomerates, sedimentary, igneous, metamorphic and a combination. Nothing like you found, but the volcanoes around here were mostly Rhiolitic lava.
living the life I hope to soon to
Dude that's a great score. I'm up on lake superior for my yearly trip with my wife and we rock hunt every year. She scored a good sized black rock with some crystal on it that I cant ID. But it's a sweet score.
Beautiful knife .
What an awesome video!! I love rocks and crystals and fossils.. Where (which state) is this beautiful place?? It’s so lovely and tranquil.. I’d pitch a tent and camp for a week just to hunt without having to leave and come back!!! Love your enthusiasm!!!
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That sword/bayonet find was epic 👌
The black one is a granite.
id be goin back with a backpack for that big one!
And the many he missed.
Thank you for sharing your adventure with us man! Cool finds!
I Just found your channel.
I just recently starting rock, fossil, mineral, mushroom, etc... hunting.
Not sure if you mention it anywhere in your videos or on your channel (cuz I haven't looked yet LOL) but, where are you from? I am from Southern "upstate" New York. About 45 minutes to an hour north of New York City. In between the suburbs and Country/woodsy part of New York state.
I keep coming back to this video to find that jasper "core" again and again. It is the most beautiful rock ever. Soooo inspired.
I’ve never watched rock hunters before, so interesting. Enjoying this tremendously.
I dont think I could ever head back to the truck!! That area is incredible!
Thank YOU* YOUR* AWESOME 🤗🌷
Learning* Alot from You.
Metal iron piece, file or sword you choose.
So I'm wondering about the Sword/dagger find. Any update info on it? So interesting it is! It really has my imagination going?
Like could it be Spanish? 1600-1700?
Hope you find an agate point to the Mother Agate. I feel like you will someday.
Nate I found a black Rock simular to that knife bit at 12:30ish in the video. It's not of obsidian I don't believe, I also found a stone that fits my palm like a grinding stone would, with dibits like for fingers and gripping.
BTW, nice to see teespring for Quest apparel!
when it fits right in your hand and you can see purpose in the working edge left, you know you have a tool, good hunting,!
At first I was thinking, "I've got to find that place" because if all your great finds... then I realized, I walk over that stuff all the time - I just don't have to eye to find it. You have "the eye."
DEVIL YES, great video and please come back and explore this area?
I noticed allot of beautys that you missed.right behind the stone stack you made there was a nice one. Bottom left of the shell scean was another looked like a agate.
That one you said is a opal I was thinking was a similar kind of agate we have around here in Michigan.
I love the serpentines
Please look into mud fossils it's going to blow your mind and it's real too
that "sword" is a bayonet.
My favorite video of what I've seen so far.
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I still watch your videos!
Dude you way too weird, and the crap you come up with and set up the stones to decorate the world who does that, well I do it too. I stumble on your channel, glad I did, brother from another mother.
I don't know where you're hunting; but, around Texas/Arkansas there are configurations matching your "bubbly" configurations that are known as "turkey fat", which is somewhat valuable.
Happy hunting to you.
Now, I know it's called Smithsonite...
Unlike the luggage.
That's...Samsonite.
: )
The rock you found after the knife kinda looked like fire agate.
great vid keep them coming please.. your metal find is a Hand-Forged Draw Strap used in hitch wagon building..you can still buy them at wagon supply stores.
New here, wondering what you do with the rocks? Do you ever polish/tumble any of them?
hey that rock that breaks wen u push it with your finger would make a good puzzle $$$$$
Opal is brittle and agate is solid and doesn't break unless you crack it with a hammer
A dagger, perhaps? Nice finds, Nate. 😊