Just north of Cape Blanco, on the Oregon Coast, is the mouth of the Sixes River. The Sixes River has a wide mineral variety for rockhounds looking to explore a new spot. If you enjoy Rockhounding the Oregon Coast, check out the Sixes River. Oregon Rocks! Rockhounding Oregon: Mouth of the Sixes River
What beautiful finds! There are just some really awesome different brecciated rocks, and some beautiful jaspers, and rhyolites, quartzites, conglomerates, and cherts, etc! Such a variety of beauties in every colors imaginable! Thanks for the hounding tips!
Thanks for letting me know how I can improve Yula, that helps me tremendously. I want to make the best videos I can and your honest feedback helps speed up the improvement process. Thanks again and hope to chat with you soon ^^
I like the John Day Fossil beds, or Richardson’s Ranch, or anywhere along highway 26 once you’re about an hour past Google town. There is also the Lost Creek areas which are abundant in moss agates, as well as arrowhead and spear points. I can find tons of petrified wood in White City’s desert, or in the mountains of Shady Cove which is where I can also find many dendritic and many colors of jasper.
Did you ever figure out what the rock is at 4.30. I have a couple pieces of that. They polish beautifully but idk what it is. I thought maybe there was some common opal in it but still unsure. If you know let me know please!! Thanks
Found an unusual rock on the beach at Cape Blanco. I'm not sure what it is. Looks like a petrified item, maybe kelp? It feels like sandstone. Who can help me identify this.
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Just north of Cape Blanco, on the Oregon Coast, is the mouth of the Sixes River. The Sixes River has a wide mineral variety for rockhounds looking to explore a new spot. If you enjoy Rockhounding the Oregon Coast, check out the Sixes River.
Oregon Rocks! Rockhounding Oregon: Mouth of the Sixes River
Love all the jasper! Beautiful river with no algae covering the rocks...amazing!
What beautiful finds!! Thanks for sharing!!
Awesome finds! Fun to watch!
Love the Sixes river. Great place to escape all the inland heat and forest fire smoke.
fantastic different stones!
Glad you like them!
Can't wait to check it out ! Thanks man !
Great video
It's funny what pops up on UA-cam or not. This is the first time seeing this one pop up. Fun to watch you being out in the field hunting.
Super ro has maravilhosas!
What beautiful finds! There are just some really awesome different brecciated rocks, and some beautiful jaspers, and rhyolites, quartzites, conglomerates, and cherts, etc! Such a variety of beauties in every colors imaginable! Thanks for the hounding tips!
Always happy to share Largent
and always happy to hear from ya ^^
Enjoyed alot more than other rock showes he's done. It was more educational. Thank's. And he actually looked handsome and not so uptight
Thanks for letting me know how I can improve Yula, that helps me tremendously.
I want to make the best videos I can and your honest feedback helps speed up the improvement process.
Thanks again and hope to chat with you soon ^^
All that fractured up jasper is giving me flashbacks from the horrible tumbling contest rocks last year!
This Christmas is gonna be a good one man ^^
I like the John Day Fossil beds, or Richardson’s Ranch, or anywhere along highway 26 once you’re about an hour past Google town. There is also the Lost Creek areas which are abundant in moss agates, as well as arrowhead and spear points. I can find tons of petrified wood in White City’s desert, or in the mountains of Shady Cove which is where I can also find many dendritic and many colors of jasper.
Google town was wrong. I guess Prineville is more like Facebook Town.
Did you ever figure out what the rock is at 4.30. I have a couple pieces of that. They polish beautifully but idk what it is. I thought maybe there was some common opal in it but still unsure. If you know let me know please!! Thanks
Let me see if I can get you a positive ID ^^
I'll get back to ya
@@TheRogueRockhound ok cool! Thanks! :)
Dude, use caution whenever walking into that big of a fart cloud! I need you around for the next video
The random dogs name is Bullet.
I go to this spot with my dog and have met his owner.
Small world.
That is crazy! What a coincidence.
Found an unusual rock on the beach at Cape Blanco. I'm not sure what it is. Looks like a petrified item, maybe kelp? It feels like sandstone. Who can help me identify this.
Fb groups on the oregon coast will help w/ that. Make sure to take good pictures and they will do their best to help
wait... where's the random cat?
Hiding ^^