Hey y'all! Thanks for being here and watching this video. Don't forget to check out Rob's video linked at the end of the video to see his perspective of our day. Here is a link to his channel! kzread.info

@theresa8967

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Hi super cool just found your channel I live in the mitt, awesome state! Suggestion show where in Mitt your at, Lake Huron is quite large.... Much love💗💗💗

@mjmmusser

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@@theresa8967 it's in the Alpena area

@djjinerson

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Much love from the Glove 🧤. Whenever I’m in the UP (upper peninsula) I just feel so alive, clean, and healthy…(in the summer) as I look at the vast expanse of pine from the uninhabited white sandy beach shoreline I can just envision the land occupied by the Native American Indians. Much of the land probably looks no different now than it did way back then. Lake Superior is so beautiful and clean…..cold and dangerous though….

It's fun looking at your take on the day. You sure did focus on those brachiopods that I skipped right past. It was fun reliving the whole day. I have to say that was one of the most beautiful and enjoyable days of the summer so far. I have looked at the picture I have of that Petoskey Stone several times since you left. That's a beauty!

@laurieowen8696

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Rob, how did that 5lb pudding stone fall out of your pocket???😆

Michigan is just an amazing state!! So many places to explore and just gorgeous sceneries with a depth of history. I love my home!. Hope you enjoyed your time here.

@onlyfacts7816

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I love Michigan but big pharma is there and our great natural resources are attracting corrupt people from everywhere. I hope we don't see giant influxes of people migrating to such a beautiful state.

@gregoryk.9815

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Yes just to bad we have Detroit and a governor that is not good

@90mi89

Жыл бұрын

Now if only our state government could be as good as our state.

@SetchiPaunda

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LOL for a third of the year....then winter haha

@onlyfacts7816

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@@SetchiPaunda you're not a true Michigander then. Leave.

I need that big one so I can say, “let’s go out and sit on the gowganda tillite”.

If that chain coral fossil is silica I would throw it in some muriatic acid to dissolve the limestone host rock. I've seen some folks do that and they turn out AWESOME! As long as the coral is silica... lol be careful.

Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here: Y'all make a great team! Beautiful day, spectacular scenery, and ROCKS!!! "It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood...a beautiful day for a neighbor....would you be mine"...Sing it!!!

14:11 Numbers rock! I see at least 1, 2, 3, 5 and 7 on it!

That sinkhole is kinda creepy. Thanks for sharing another adventure with us, Sir Kyle! (Hey, Sir Rob!)

Hi , I'm from Wayne County , MI n I just stumbled onto your channel!!! This is great!!! Thank you for filming our wonderful State. I love the outdoors n MI has some of the most beautiful places n I'm so glad you are filming some!!!!

Cheez Its!!!!🥰!!!!! 💕❤️💕

Nice drone shot of the sink hole. You and Rob make a good team. Thanks. Suzy AZ USA

Yes! I was so hoping Rob would turn you on to that sinkhole!! ☺️

I live on the west side of the Mitten and an abandoned property (for 15 plus years) across the road from me has a decorative rock bed with hundreds of Petoskey and Charlevoix stones along with a LOT of the names you dropped that I am unfamiliar with. We have rescued most of the recognizable fossils (there is construction happening and the stones are being buried/ removed) but I am wanting now to go back and save some of the other things! I believe I have seen lots of Gowanda as well

@megankimber8772

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You’re so lucky!

@edpaslaski9477

Жыл бұрын

Go now and get em!

@kyle_mk17

Жыл бұрын

GET 'EM!!!!!

@dlayman101

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Do you know who owns the lot, I'm in the village copemish in manistee County a few miles south of you, and I've been looking for any affordable lahousing, one of the things I've learned before is that some of the best deals are found with abandoned lots. I'm looking to buy some land, move my business there, build a modest home, and be a real.part of the community. Anyone in the north western Michigan that can give me a lead, or a chance to be part of a get shit done, help eachorher out, community, count me in, ill be you huklebearrer. I wo t contribute to any people that live with famine mentality. There's what a man can do and what and can't do. Blaming others with different ideas for your lack of success, or for your fear, I don't want any part of that sickness.

WOW! What as amazing place.

You need to take that giant Gowganda Tillite out in the water and put it in your yard back in Florida.

You and Rob make a great team! Sure was nice of him to let you polish that Petoskey stone, it came out really nice! That giant gowganda looked like a living creature with the waves swirling over it. What a beautiful day!

Awesome gogandatilite! Thanks for sacrificing your body for the beautiful shot!

What an incredible place, that sink hole was amazing, but a bit scary too Thanks for bringing us along Great video ☺ 👍

Since I have collecting an overwhelming amount of Petoskey, Charlevoix and Horn Coral stones, my new obsession is Chain Coral. So glad that you captured one!

That was a super cool adventure. Im so glad you and Rob are able to hook up and collab for videos often. They always end up super fun. That huge sink hole was amazing from the drone shot! Man, its massive and deep! You really have no idea until you see it from above! And those pudding stones and petoskey stones and banded chert were awesome! And the petoskey you polished was amazing! You did a great job on the polishing too! Fun times! Hope your moms and fam are all doing well. Thanks for sharing!

Turn that pudding stone at 18:19 into a pendant for yourself. Love that chain coral rock.

The water looks so inviting and clear. Pretty

Thanks for taking us along

Go Michigan Rocks! Yay Rob!!! so much fun.

my fav rockbois duo!

I was born and live in Michigan ~! I've lived in Arizona, Boston, The Middle East and Germany but there is nowhere as beautiful as Michigan in the Summer!

That Petoskey that you said wasn't a good one to polish would actually polish AMAZINGLY. The pattern goes all the way through. Remember to hand polish petoskeys because they're VERY soft.

That was pretty cool Kyle , I liked the sinkhole , that was cool from above . and the polishing worked out very well .another great time with Mr Michigan Rocks , great colabs . Cheers my friend

Cool rocks. We mainly have beach sand on the West side of the lower peninsula of Michigan, but occasionally have some cool rocks/fossils wash out the beach sand. Thanks for taking us on your adventure.

Fantastic fossil and rock hunt! This is my first time watching your videos but it will not be my last. I am a die-hard rock hound! Please be careful and stay safe!

@WILDKYLE

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Welcome to the channel Mary! Thank you for being here :)

Live here, since the beginning, been all over our beautiful state.💙

So awesome to ride along with you guys. Thanks, and it is such a beautiful day ❤

Fossils and a sinkhole. What a glorious day. TFS 💖💔🏏🎸

What an amazing adventure 😮😍 Beautiful sights, amazing finds and awesome underwater footage! Thank you so much for taking us along 💖😊

Jealous much! What a beautiful place.

Props to Nancy. Rob is a very lucky man to have her😊 Crazy sinkhole. Loving this treasure hunt with you boy’s ❤

Thanks for sharing Kyle.

Wow that sink hole is huge and a bit freaky. Love the petoskey stone you polished, very nice. Also nice selection of brachiopods. Hard to pass up a good fossil, great holding something that ancient that used to be alive.

* Nice to jump into water without Gaters or Copperheads.. Much more fun than Florida..

That Petoskey was stunning. My daughter's BFF and her family moved to Jordan and before leaving I polished her and her 2 siblings some Petoskey stones and made them all key chains that said "A piece of home forever near" Civil War broke out in Jordan just 2 years after they moved there so they returned Petoskey stones in tow.

I was born and raised in Midland, Michigan we had property in Clare County, went fishing all over Michigan SaginawBay, Lake Huron, Lake Michigan Superior I was always picking up rocks and bringing them home. When I moved to Arizona in 2011 I brought a huge rock and several smaller ones with me.

We're moving back to MI next week. So excited to rock hound again.

Really enjoyed your video! I always watch Rob's videos because I am a MI girl. I am always yelling at him, "Ooo! Pick that one up!" Sometimes he hears me!😉 (usually not) It was fun watching the same beach/rocks from your point of view. You picked up a bunch that I definitely would have!

Beautiful area. I’m a rock hound from Ontario Canada, I can’t get enough rock hounds in my life!!!

I'm so blessed to be able to move back to Michigan in about 6 or 8 months yay team

You have to live Michigan. We have so many things/places to see and do.

Yeah Cool! I have visited Michigan a few times, in my youth. In the 1970s, in Ann Arbor. Back then there was a nice, large, natural lake, on one side of town. I have this sick feeling they drained it & filled it in, because they wanted build more housing & apartments. We went there another time, and the whole lake had been drained,....We goofed around & went treasure hunting, under all the boat docks. We found many keys, coins, & sunglasses from every era. A few semi-collectible items, like old lighters, wood fishing lures, kids toys. The lake bed was still spongy to walk on which felt bizarre underfoot, but it was not muddy at all.

Thanks for taking us out rockhounding on the Lake Kyle & Rob. America has so many beautiful places to visit with such interesting geology, and a rich and varied wildlife from times gone by and the present.

You guys are so awesome. It's so sweet how y'all share your time and toys. 😁

Great video you guys

Amazing shot from above of the sink hole .. thanks Michigan Rob.. what great adventures you two are going on !!

OMG! The water is crystal clear, the fossils and stones are amazing! When you dropped that first horn coral down, my jaw dropped. Then you gave warning you would be doing that, and I wondered why you weren't putting them in the kayak, and soon you did. 😀 I don't know how many times I said OMG at the fossils!! This is a bucket list place to go but I would need a seperate boat to fill up with all those GREAT rocks!!! When a guy stops and admires the flowers with this much gorgeous rocks around - that's a special guy! You rock Kyle!!!

Hi, Wild Kyle and Rob!! It's great seeing you guys together again!

Your Potatosky stone looks amazing 😂🥔 Thanks ❤️

Weird. Love learning new odd stuff and I am from there

What a beautiful day with the fabulous Rob... oh and cheezits! Y'all rock! Thanks for taking us along ❤️ I would have filled both kayaks with all of the amazing things you found!

The circle rock reminded me a lot of the famous circle rock that Rob had to go back for. Luckily it was still there. We got to see it polished.

Beautiful area and the dark underwater was deep from the top watching you and Rob going across looked like dark water was the shape of a ♥️👍💜😊

The sinkhole gave me a bit of anxiety. I watched with one eye closed. Just something that happens naturally when I get a bit of anxiety. I hope I’m not the only one. Anyway I love everything you found I will watch Rob’s video another day. I have to take care of things I’ve been neglecting while being entertained by your video. ✌🏻🙂❤️🙏

Wow that petoskey stone turned out to be really nice...Michigan is a beautiful state...

Great Video! So many amazing stones, rocks & fossils, I'd just be crazy trying to bring them all home! Lucky You!

Wow! What a great video, Kyle! I would like to have just some of what you throw back. Nice to see Rob, also. I love Kayaking too! A lot easier than dragging a heavy canoe through the woods and shallows. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us!

The last portion of this reel is amazing. What a beautifully polished stone! My dad would have loved this. He collected many stones/rocks from upper MI and polished them. Thanks for sharing.

I love Michigan, I just wish that everyday I didn't see more construction and more people. Protect your land.

@WILDKYLE

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Reminds me a lot of what's going on in Florida :(

@onlyfacts7816

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@@WILDKYLE love you brother, stay strong. ❤

That hole looks like a meteor crater.

Our lake has a few of these beauties and we call them "Blue Springs" for the sediment boiling up is colored blue - grey & white.

Greatest Adventure! Thanks so much Rob! The fossils were to die for! 🤯🤩. This episode was so packed full of greatness. Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful adventure. Stay Crystal 💫 Mari

that was an awesome adventure, thanks for sharing

Lived here my whole life and still havent seen it all. And always finding new stuff

Great stones, fossils and a fun hunt! Thank you both!

That is crazy. I've lived in Michigan my whole life and never have heard or known of that huge sink hole! Amazing

@mikeb4824

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Same here.

@xzertz_vr851

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Me too

@markroberts7001

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Can confirm

@xzertz_vr851

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@@markroberts7001 what

@markroberts7001

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@@xzertz_vr851 lived in MI my whole life never heard of this either

U should check out John Ford lake in newago, MI.....thought seller was kidding when they said every last WK July to 1st wk in August that fresh water jellies come up out of the deep depthes all over and clean the lake.....it was real. Only other place that I found that had those was a lake in PA. Back then residents said no one knew the depth of John Ford lake either

That was a nice Petoskey stone. It looked great all polished up.

Really awesome video

Kyle!! Go back and get that cool pink and grey rock!

Wow so beautiful

It's pretty cool to see a video about your back yard. I live by Huron bay the next one north of el cajon.

I had so much fun watching this video!

MI is simply Awesome!

Awesome video. Saw Robs first and had to watch yours too. Looks like you found a lot of nice rocks and fossils. That polished Petoskey was beautiful. I have found several cool coral fossils on Lake Huron myself. Looks like you all had a blast out in the kayaks. Glad you found some keepers. I would love the chance to meet you someday when you are in Michigan. Just to say hi and how much I love your channel too. Can't wait to see your next adventure.

DRAMATIC SINK HOLE DRONE VIEW 👏😮👏😮👏 🏆 📹

Funny how some of the simplest things are so amazing

Thank you for sharing

That polished Petoskey is beautiful. My friend lived in Petoskey. I was lucky enough to visit her a couple of times. Collected a few and some other cool rocks there. Cheez-Its happen to be a favorite of mine as well.

Great video, Kyle. The Petoskey stone turned out really cool!

I love the Michigan lake fossils!

Great footage. I'm in kalkaska county. I rode harley to all 83 Michigan counties. Beautiful state

that’s beautiful, i live in the south and we have sinkholes open up all over the appalachian mountains, disappearing lakes etc

Wow WOW!

Love to watch you too together ,so much fun

Very interesting

I learned that the great lakes sit in a giant dolomite bowl basically. The area used to be an ocean. There are massive salt deposits under the lakes! So crazy! In my mind water dissolves salt, but that's the power of dolomite! LOL Sure is some tough stuff to break! I find awesome trilobite fossils in dolomite in Grafton Illinois with my buddy Jeff HuntingRocks channel.

@manisteerocks7092

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Yes..in fact..and underneath that is all salt..allllll salt

@cjw648

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There are salt mines under us. From Detroit to at least Ypsilanti. And we he ave tunnels running to Detroit River above them from the prohibition days.

@manisteerocks7092

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@@cjw648 the salt domes..run all the way up here too..they frack for it here. There's an episode on how the earth was made I believe, on how the great lakes were formed, and in it, they mention under the last layer of rock..Dolomite I think they said, is all salt.

I love coral with druzy.

I just schooled a gem shop employee in NYC on Petoskey stones. They never heard of them.

So very beautiful.....

Lake Huron Rocks! Thats what I'm sayin!

I love my home state, missing Michigan

Just south of Lansing is a little town called Holt. It has a series of old gravel pits. at one point we were told (born and raise in this town...) that the pits broke thru to the underground river... I just kayaked part of it Saturday Evening...and yes, @Valiant Warrior they are creepy if you let your self think about it too much...lol

Love that stone you polished!!!🤩

Pure Michigan!!