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I should have learned Apache Tears before visiting Phoenix two weeks ago and then I could take my girl to have an unforgettable mining experience. Thanks for sharing!😍
I’ve just found your channel and I love all your rock hounding adventures. I am fairly new to rockhounding but I love it! I live in Sierra Vista and am reaching out to anyone who can give me some tips on some place near Sierra Vista I could go find beauties ? Thank you for your videos looks like you have a lot of fun!
Oh I am glad you found my content! I hand out a map to the Saint David roses if you sign up for my newsletter, and then you have to email me back and I send it to you. rusticskills.com/newsletter
My Hometown Superior Arizona! We used to fill up 5 gallons buckets as kids and trade to a local for ice cream money 😊 fond memories. We used to find pieces the size of baseballs. I lovey Hometown. If you are ever back in the area… I know some great spots 😉 been hounding for many moons there 😊 🫶🏼✌🏼
@RusticSkills your instructional video on how to find mines helped out big time. We are new to the rockhounding experience and absolutely love it. Looking forward to more of your great videos.
Cool video. Friendly suggestion: don't ever hold your phone in vertical format for video. Get a GoPro as soon as possible. Looking forward to your next video! Wish I was out there rockhounding with you.
So I have been debating vertical vs horizontal. You don't think vertical ever? Does it retract from the video? I like to do vertical so I have some content for making shorts, but also some shots seem to fit better as vertical. And thank you! Its tons of fun.
@@RusticSkills definitely vertical for shorts and horizontal for regular videos. I know it's more time consuming to shoot content twice for both formats though. I'm sure you'll find a rhythm.
WARNING for anybody that goes you are trespassing there is a fence that blocks it off it does have barbed wire on top but there is a hole on the side of the fence you can slip through
You are absolutely right, the main dig spot is behind a fence that you go through, but if you don't feel comfortable doing that you can dig anywhere in the vicinity and find Apache Tears!
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I should have learned Apache Tears before visiting Phoenix two weeks ago and then I could take my girl to have an unforgettable mining experience. Thanks for sharing!😍
Now you will know for next time you visit 😊
I’ve just found your channel and I love all your rock hounding adventures. I am fairly new to rockhounding but I love it! I live in Sierra Vista and am reaching out to anyone who can give me some tips on some place near Sierra Vista I could go find beauties ? Thank you for your videos looks like you have a lot of fun!
Oh I am glad you found my content! I hand out a map to the Saint David roses if you sign up for my newsletter, and then you have to email me back and I send it to you. rusticskills.com/newsletter
My Hometown Superior Arizona! We used to fill up 5 gallons buckets as kids and trade to a local for ice cream money 😊 fond memories. We used to find pieces the size of baseballs. I lovey Hometown. If you are ever back in the area… I know some great spots 😉 been hounding for many moons there 😊 🫶🏼✌🏼
That's so awesome! I was amazed about how many gemstones out there, one of my favorite hunts so far!
Pretty cool👍⛏️
Thank you so much for sharing. Loved going out there and finding these beauties.
I'm so glad you went out! Did my video give you the info to get out there, or did you know about it beforehand?
@RusticSkills your instructional video on how to find mines helped out big time. We are new to the rockhounding experience and absolutely love it. Looking forward to more of your great videos.
So glad my video got you out there! Awesome stuff! 😁❤️
awesome...!!!
Thank you! 🥰
Looks like a cool place out of the sun but not underground,hate going under ground . Great video hope you get a lot more subscribers
Thank you! Yes, I like how its shaded but still open-air. I have done some spelunking in underground mines, it is a little nerve racking for sure!
Cool video. Friendly suggestion: don't ever hold your phone in vertical format for video. Get a GoPro as soon as possible. Looking forward to your next video! Wish I was out there rockhounding with you.
So I have been debating vertical vs horizontal. You don't think vertical ever? Does it retract from the video? I like to do vertical so I have some content for making shorts, but also some shots seem to fit better as vertical. And thank you! Its tons of fun.
@@RusticSkills definitely vertical for shorts and horizontal for regular videos. I know it's more time consuming to shoot content twice for both formats though. I'm sure you'll find a rhythm.
@@Thomas-jq2im I actually set up a rig on my tripod that mounts my phone and gopro so now I can capture it both ways!
@@RusticSkills that's called a pro move right there.
WARNING for anybody that goes you are trespassing there is a fence that blocks it off it does have barbed wire on top but there is a hole on the side of the fence you can slip through
You are absolutely right, the main dig spot is behind a fence that you go through, but if you don't feel comfortable doing that you can dig anywhere in the vicinity and find Apache Tears!
Ugggg watching cuz she's so cute
Awwwww ty 🥰❤
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We drove there and never found Perlite RD, so sad. Off 60 where?????
If you go to my website rusticskills.com and contact me, I will give you the PDF map to get there.
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هذا يعتمد ، هل تريدهم مصقول أم خشن؟