Second Location Found! - Rockhounding in Utah
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- Опубліковано 25 кві 2017
- Rockhounding in Wendover is always a treat. It was a nice windy cold day but the company was fantastic. The Mexican place went out of business and it was replaced by an Indian buffet. Searched for new locations for agate and jasper this time. Well worth the day trip.
Just stumbled upon this video while watching other rockhounding vids.. super happy I clicked and watched! And I'm gonna subscribe to see more! Drone footage was absolutely legit by the way! Thanks for the experience!
Again such a great video. Spring time is even more beautiful there. Agate and drone heaven. Thank you.
Thanks for the great video. I have grown up roughly half my life or more in West Wendover. Most of my life I have explored quite extensively. During these adventures I have gone agate hunting around the same area. On two different occasions while agate hunting I have found two massive pieces of agate. One of which I found with my wife and still have. We haven't decided what to do with it just yet. Thanks again for the great watch and good memories that were brought up from the depths of my memory heh 😁👍
Nothing like rockhounding absolutely love it! Thanks for the video Cary! I know you had a lot of fun that day!🙂✌
Great Videos... I'm really wanting to bring the family out to the Utah area, and your videos give me a chance to do a little exploring remotely and lots of daydreaming. It'd be a blast to go check out some of these spots and do some rock hounding with someone like you that's familiar with the area. Thanks for sharing!
Love your energy!
Wow, REALLY great video, Cary!
You are so good about giving directions and explaining what is available at the location.
The jasper/agate veins at this locale are just crazy.
Looking forward to visiting soon.
Except in the beginning of the video where he turns off at the building?? Doesn't say how to get to the building or what exit he took to get to the building? Except in the beginning of the video where he turns off at the building?
Grate video man thanks for sharing
I believe that I my cousin found that rock🤙
Awesome place for agate. We went towards site 2 but didn’t see much.
Thanks for the video!
Cary lets go exploring... I'm always up for a fun west desert adventure.
Hi Cary, The Mexican Restaurant you reference has been relocated in town. It's a blue building on the Utah side just across the railroad tracks and south of the Wendover Nugget. Same great family; same great food. Cash only.
CASH. I am going just for this reason. Say no to EBT and stop the globalist !!
Great video!
nice drone work
You said in the beginning of the video you only found two left gloves then five minutes in I can see why. Somewhere in the Utah desert spread far away from each other are two right gloves maybe. Great video, thank you.
fun to come along on the rock hunts
What exit am I to take to find the buildings you speak of. New to this and that part of the world. But would love love love to just take a day ride and look at Mother Nature... if possible please share with me a rout to take. I think it would be a beautiful ride for my wife as well. This weekend is a special date for us and with so much scary drama in the world what better place to go to feel safe and free. Thanks for the video. Loved it
Exactly? He doesn't say how to get to that building? Lol
Pretty moss jasp agate!
I love finding Druzy crystals like that. They can very difficult to extract.
very cool video Cary I am curious as to what this is is this the same as chert used for flint and steel I've always been interested in rocks and I've been working in the mining industry for 20 plus year's I've been getting into meteorites this past year and I am in the Salt Lake Utah area I am also looking for obsidian for flint-knapping any help would be appreciated keep up the cool videos and info thanks
Around 7:00; I’m finding the same to be true. When you’re at a super rich location like this, you really need to be choosy, otherwise you end up with heavy ass bucket(s) and a way more mediocre material at home than you ever want to tumble and polish.
way kool vid...........nice one ...thank you...Dogs Choice...lol
I am a little confused. You say you are at a second spot. The drone footage is of the first spot, or the video with your son. What different road did you take to get to this second spot?
Looks like Leaverite to me.
I've found lots of that. LOL
You said "You know you're getting close when you see the building", what building, where? You don't say....Also what exit are you taking to get off of I 80? Thanks!😉
Do you ever go to the "geode fest"?
DGI mavic, hat, keys, dog, food, gloves... I'm pretty sure you forgot something though. Oh and I'm not sure what this "DGI mavic" thingie is so I hope I spelled it right.
Where oh where is your rock hammer? That would make things so much easier to use both the pry bar and rock hammer together! I’m just saying from one rockhounding to another...
We were there actually thought that was the first spot?
At 15:08 in the video, what is that bluish-green piece of stone to the left of your finger? Jasper? You didn't say anything about it .... In fact, you didn't even seem to recognize that it was there.
i live in wendover XD
You damaged the rock to see that so why not try ?
Cary, do you live in Utah?
I do.
Do you still go out treasure huntin?
The Bible says: Thou shalt not steal. Perhaps those lands are not yours. You must ask the owners for permission to enter their property and extract wealth. If it is not your land, and if you do not have permits, then you must go and return the stones to their original old place.
The land he is on is public land (BLM). The government allows amateur rockhounds to take rocks/minerals for their own use, so he was doing everything legally. Lots of BLM land in the western U.S. which makes it a good place to collect. You are totally right about asking permission if it's private property.
@@deedeeperkins9975 Thank You very much.
Great video!
Thanks George!