Great finds as usual great video .

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you !

A few years we went camping at Williams Arizona, my daughter and I were walking along a “path” looking for interesting rocks she was ahead of me and I had just said we might find a arrow head not really expecting to ! I hardly got the words said and there in the trail like some one had just placed it there just for me ! I had never found an arrowhead before ! What a thrill ! Then I thought my daughter put it there so mom could “find” one ! But she said no she didn’t ,she has found arrow heads before ! This one was so perfectly made and looked like it was just made ! I think the Great Spirit put it there for me to find ,my daughter has a keen eye and she didn’t see it ! I love Rock Hounding ! I always have my pockets full of rocks when I get home ! Blessing to all of you and happy, happy days for ever and a day 💕👍🦋🌈👵🏻🐶😺🖖👽🛸

Wow great finds nate .cant wait for next video when you go back .pure love and light and happy vibes and positive energy to you nate and one and all ☮☯️💜

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

happy new year ! Thank You !!

Nice finds!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank You !

Thanks

Very cool artifacts!

Great finds! Love the visuals and the wealth of information you give. Totally going to help on my upcoming rock hound trips here in New Mexico.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

New Mexico has such good hunting !! good luck !

Who else came here for a Bigfoot video!!?

@briefcaseblues6061

4 жыл бұрын

And who else ok left disappointed ✋

@PaulHollandWheels

4 жыл бұрын

Click bait bullshit.

@PaulHollandWheels

4 жыл бұрын

Click bait bullshit.

@MrDuffy81

4 жыл бұрын

Wheels Holland Check out the BF I got on camera. Featured vid on my channel.

Great adventure! Can't wait to see what's next.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You !

How New & exciting for You & your Fans!!! I envy you! Have loads of Fun!!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you !

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

your area. is covered, this was relatively close to you ; )

Another wonderful quest. So much obsidian, the serpintine is fantastic. Thank you for sharing with us.

Best videos to learn. I swear. An adventure while learning. And that folks is how people learn. 😁Thank you so much.

Very enjoyable tagging alone with you on this rock hound...thank you.

Hi Nate 😁 Loved the little red salamander!!! Sent you an email.

👊👊👊nice vid

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you !

Another Fav❤️❤️❤️

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you !

Great video Nate! You are a "rock" god! Lol! Keep up the awesome videos and for God's sake, STAY SAFE out there!!! Bigfoot, bear, cougar, you've got 'em all! Also, thank you for feeling empowered by your belief in a subject that most people scoff at, and ridicule, and call those who do believe "insane", or "delusional". I know they're real, I've had experiences and encounters, and I'll be damned if I let some idiot ridicule me! That'll be the day!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

I've lived in the northwest all my life, sasquatch is like an permanent part of the evergreen shadows, I've seen alot of things ,and know that's only half of what has seen me .

@jfseal38

4 жыл бұрын

@@QuestForDetails - My name is Tony. John is my roommate. My tablet was stolen so I'm borrowing his. I've lived my whole life in Washington state, so I know what you're saying.

@christinaflorez1346

4 жыл бұрын

Much respect to you gyz on beliefs re: BF. I've listened to many encounters on Sasquatch Chronicles. You can hear the fear, terror, the PTSD etc...that these people (of all ages n races) have experienced when they speak of their encounters, recently, years ago, even decades later. You can tell 90%-95% are not lying. I don't have to see one to BELIEVE THEY EXIST as well as other cryptids. NATE Do u think U would ever CONSIDER SHARING YOUR ANYTHING U HAVE HEARD, SEEN OR EXPERIENCED??!! OOH, MAYBE ADD A NEW CHANNEL(with guests) TO UR LISTS OF COOL HOBBIES/SUBJECTS🤔!!? PLEASE LET US KNOW😁!! NOTHING BUT 💕 N RESPECT FOR U DUDE, U ROCK!! LITERALLY!! 👍👐🙏🙏

@christinaflorez1346

4 жыл бұрын

@John Seal Have U ever told ur story? Ever considered contacting WES on SASQUATCH CHRONICLES here on YT? I'd luv to hear it. Let me know☺️ Much respect🙏

@christinaflorez1346

4 жыл бұрын

@@jfseal38 Wow, I bet! Well, Thank U so much for ur reply. I am fascinated😆! Please do let me know. I'm sure they would make for some interesting content at the very least☺️. Another channel I really enjoy listening to is DOGMAN ENCOUNTERS👍 Just as interesting and fascinating🙂 Fingers crossed we get to hear some of Nate's experiences 🤞🤞!! Be safe out there Dude😬🙂✌️🙏

Enjoyed the video this morning, nothing like a quest for Details video to start your day right.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thats perfect ! I like some coffee or I'm a monster lol ; )

A quick pro tip: place those little pin flags in the ground next to each artifact and photograph them after you have covered an area. Then go back and get them. I see how disturbed that site is but you will still get an idea of total distribution and size of site etc. You see how sites are destroyed people? Scraped away and crushed. I'm giving Nate a title: Salvage Archaeologist! Thanks again for the video!! Keep doing what you do!

@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469

4 жыл бұрын

The bulldozed land happened to help stop the spread of fires. If it help save lives its important. Its frustrating for all of us to see things turned up... but then when folks like Nate explain why, it helps us to understand.

@Jason1975ism

4 жыл бұрын

@@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469 I am a professional Archaeologist and I must burst bubbles all the time by informing people that sites are "mitigated" to widen roads, build things, etc. Artifacts are unimportant. Once we gather sufficient data the bulldozers go crazy. We dig only to the point of redundancy and quit. Only very stratified sites of huge importance get attention. I know everyone thinks this stuff is sacred, but the reality is that it's all just cultural resources. In college I went from a collector that saw every flake as cool and neat, to a professional that sees nothing but old or new trash. Old or new graffiti. The Archaeological record is continuous and is still being created. Older is not better. In fact, one could argue that arrowheads are a form of pollution, flakes are just more pretty things that humans broke apart and threw away when they ceased to be useful. A clay pot is a Pepsi bottle, a midden of shell is a big old heap of garbage.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You For your empathy to the fire victims .

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thats a great idea, I actually have some in the truck for metal detecting strew patterns , any advice in how to is much appreciated, its great to have your experience Questing along with me ; ) and thank you for the title ! , I will do my best .

Wow,don't you just love when it's a little wet out and all those the beautiful colors of jaspers and mixed minerals are screaming at you from all over!Good times for sure.

Beautiful Finds! Keep up the rock hunting...

Sweet details. Love the insight on the arrow heads. I think I find one and then talk myself out of it, but the more you talk about how they're worked, the more I'm on track. Thanks!

Beautiful country and some nice points, Nate. Enjoying finding the details with you, my friend.☺️

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you !

A good analog for silicates is sugar. Sugar can be cotton candy, taffy, hard tack, etc. it only depends on how it was treated in formation. Add a bit of color (mineral or food coloring) and appearance changes but it's still sugar. Another calm and soothing video, NATE!!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

That, Is Really cool !!! thank you for the awesome way of looking at it!!

Wow, that was a spectacular hunk of Jasper hope you can find it again and hopefully some has broken off for harvest! We are so lucky here in California with all of the beautiful diverse minerals here!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

yes the huge mix of different minerals , we are spoiled with pretty rocks , # California Dreaming ....

@markrouse2416

4 жыл бұрын

Get rid of that Nancy Pelosi and California would be even better.

You are so lucky that you live in an area, where these beautiful stones are found. I could spend the day, searching for these beauties. Unfortunately, here in the Panhandle of Florida (Pensacola area), there is nothing like this. My daughters, granddaughters and I, love to look for unusual rocks, especially when we go on trips to the Blue Ridge area, or just walking along riverbanks. The grand-kids even love to go to those cheesy little attractions, where they get a bucket of sand, a shovel, and have to sift their sand in the flume, to find the gems. Rocks, gems and minerals are fun and magical to us. Love your video.

That rock in your pocket was Epidote, a group of rocks associated with schists, actinolite schist, mica schist, garnet schists, etc. Also that was a Red-Shouldered Hawk (Buteo lineatus). Awesome vid Nate, keep on rockin'!

@christinaflorez1346

4 жыл бұрын

@rob urry Thanks for that info☺️🙏

What a lovely piece at 23:40, when you first picked it up I hoped you'd clean it up for us...thanks, always a great quest! Interesting Obsidian area in that first tailings build-up.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You, I'm Going Back to find more of that Green Quartz mix , loving it : )

@christinaflorez1346

4 жыл бұрын

@@QuestForDetails Yes👍! Was digging that one also. Loved it😀🙏

Nate, I watched this video with my morning coffee! Watching your adventures is so relaxing. The slab at 24:00 is "pretty agatey," I would say - the inclusions look a lot like Montana moss agate. And the other big one looks like it might be plume agate - so pretty!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thanks For The I.D. Help ,Im Really enjoying your channel you are finding such beautiful stuff!! everyone should check it out @ : kzread.info

My thoughts on chalcedony is if there is any banding, I would call it agate! Great finds and great video friend!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

totally , I agree ! And you know a lot about agates , I've seen you find some great ones on your channel! Agate Dad Link : kzread.info/dron/kXGbf13yNPDgZStw4ReBaw.html

@AgateDad

4 жыл бұрын

@@QuestForDetails I've been very blessed in my finds! And thanks for sharing the link!

@MrDuffy81

4 жыл бұрын

Agate Dad I went to Lake superior with my girlfriend at the time back in the year 2000. We looked at the beach for a couple of hours and didn’t find anything and then when I went back to her grandmothers house I found an agate in the landscape rock underneath her kitchen window. It had probably been there for 40 years and nobody had ever seen it.

To your credit you were very gentle with the sweet little "water dog". Isaiah 54:11 O thou afflicted, tossed with tempest, and not comforted, behold, I will lay thy stones with fair colours, and lay thy foundations with sapphires. 12 And I will make thy windows of agates, and thy gates of carbuncles, and all thy borders of pleasant stones.

I wonder if the obsidian is gold sheen🤔

@jamesscott1932

4 жыл бұрын

By visiting Obsidian Mountain in the Sierras, I got a very broad idea of how obsidian is created with waves of other colors, snowflakes, of just pure jet black. I will give pet names to my rocks.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

I'll look closer...

@christinaflorez1346

4 жыл бұрын

@Mariaina Atkins I don't know if ur asking about these ones but I do know they exist. I have some tumbled ones I use for crystal grids🙂

Sasquatch collect quartz.

Indonesia treasure channel

First rock hounding adventure of the decade...the roaring twenties! lol. Big foot was too busy eating a moose to be bothered with you. Wow, gruesome. Great vid as always. I thought that rock at 29:15 was really cool.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Me and squatch are old friends ,lol, I asked him to come by for a cameo, but it would blow several contracts he's working on right now, what can I say, busy guy, but solid, solid performer, ; )

Yer so poetic :) Have you ever found anything on the San Lorenzo River, Santa Cruz Mountains?

If you wanted, you could take the coordinates of that flat shelf area, with a couple of photos, and report it as a possible site. That might protect that area from damage in the future .

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

yes I have always tried to get attention for findings and areas that seem important , sad part is , beside the obvious P.C. Reaction from the public, there is little focus or interest in true, preservation, of THAT past, there are token historical parks but they almost do the opposite of what you would want, by making it seem to the public like there were only a few scattered sites, when really this whole region was a thriving nation of pre existing roads routs ag land , ect,A Full Civilization, whose footprint extends under all current properties, so let it be said. but yes , I will document and try... at least you have all witnessed and can see how they were everywhere, that is why I show them, ..with only respect and out of fear of the past being forgotten . ; )

@sticksstones8498

4 жыл бұрын

Guaranteed Thats why its been dozed over Someone trying to avoid it being realized

YOU ARE A GOOD NATUR GUY, WITH A WARM HEART ;) WHERE DO YOU LIVE? MUCH LUCK FOR YOUR LIFE IN 2020, TAKE CARE OF YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND STAY HEALTHY. GREATINGS FROM GERMANY BLACK FORREST, NEAR SWIZERLAND

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Im in california, thank you so much for checking out my adventure , !

@spirit-earth-community

4 жыл бұрын

@@QuestForDetails Wow, California, the Land with the Sea and Big Mountains... and the big artificial fires from the illuminati... they still have some plans for california and the world and check the " canibal-club " in los angeles. greatings from germany, black forrest and take care of you!

That sliver with the patterns is beautiful! When are we going back? 😀

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

soon ; )

@jakee8704

4 жыл бұрын

I wanna go, after we see where this whole sars cov 2 thing ends up, im just rediscovering my interst and plan and taking it up on a more serious hobby level, thanks for the vids! Shout out from the (925)be safe out there brother. No social distancing from what im seeing.

About 35 years ago, when my children were young, I took them and my niece out arrowhead hunting. My folks owned some land in upstate New York, near Germantown. It was a point of land between German Kill (creek) and a smaller creek. My folks told me there were a lot of arrowheads, and that tribes used to like to gather where 2 creeks joined each year for a big hunt. It had some special significance. Also, there had been any archeological dig there in the 1950's. My dad had gotten a copy of the report of the dig from the state. It was like an Easter egg hunt. Arrowheads all over the ground. My sisters were dismissive, saying all we had was a pile of rocks. One sister was dating an archeologist at the time, and offered to get the "rocks" checked out for us. ( I knew what we had because I had read the report and checked the pictures before we went out.) She was clearly surprised when she brought back our "rocks" and told us everything we had found was an artifact. Paleo-Indian, about 4000 years old. The thing is, you were looking between 2 creeks, Nate, might be an important place for tribes there too.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

that sounds like such a neat adventure ! how enriching to the kids, I love hearing stories of discovery ! it happens, and all we need to do is look ; ) thank you for sharing !

@l8lygr4y

4 жыл бұрын

Very nice Annie! I'm in the Finger Lakes, and grew up at the North end of Cayuga lake where the Seneca river bounds the Northern edge of the Montezuma Nation Wildlife Refuge. In the Spring when the river was high, flooding the alluvial plane around it, the hills - glacial moraines and drumlins, were more of islands. When the waters receded, we would hike to the 'beaches' and scout for minerals, fossils, and archeological finds. We would sometimes find garnets, quartz, and wash from Ontario, Canada via glaciers . We would also find spear tips, arrow heads, and flint tools from as far back as the pre-Iroquois Woodlands people from slightly Southwest in the greater hills of the Allegheny mountains (= We found Iroquois burial mounds but left them undisturbed. This area was Summer and Fall hunting grounds for the Northern Woodlands people, and later the Senecas. The area was not settled year round due to the floods and thousands of acres of swamps. Though the minerals are not as varied and plentiful as other parts of North America, there was enough, plus food, to attract populations as soon as the glaciers, then super lake Iroquois subsided 7,000-5,000 years ago. You and I grew up in an awesome area, in a time when, as long as done with respect, one could find ancient history and geology without any worries or hassles.

@christinaflorez1346

4 жыл бұрын

Another history lesson...Very Interesting ☺️👍Thanks 💯 for sharing gyz🙏

Such a variety of finds in a small area! Nice that the rain has assisted the quest. Great video, thanks, Nate 🌿

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

California Is drinking the water and feeling Better : ) Quest On !

The banded obsidian is beautiful! Your voice is tranquil and soothing as always Nate, no worries. Awwww, I love newts! I wonder if that could be a knapping area. Love the war cry of the red tail! Screeeeeee!

So now you're a rockhound turned unwitting arrowhead hunter...me too.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

it happens.. they are everywhere !

stuff that you're throwing down I'd be picking up and tumbling it

Have you every found malachite?

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

no ,I love it, bucket list for sure ; )

Love hearing your Lovebirds, or are they Parrolets? I wonder where in So. Cal. I could find half the rock varieties you find in your neck of the woods?

Could be a fox or coyote? How about Big Foot/Sasquatch!!! I've spotted a number of them in your vid, and I'm not even half way through. Be careful out there!

@christinaflorez1346

4 жыл бұрын

@Lindsay Schilling What?! Do share which episodes🙂 I get so into the trip and rocks with Nate I don't pay attention💁. Hope to hear from U👍🙏

New to your channel. Great video.

@ 1:32 center far left redish round rock looks to have a partial fluted center, @ exactly 4:00 to 4:02, Top right corner of screen, gee what could that be? That one makes two not seen by our host "Rockhounding, Native artifacts" in 4 minutes. Or at least notice they are of interest as possible they kind of stick out.

Hi, I have a feeling where you are finding points, that is where an encampment or village was. Only a few were a skilled master knapper, surely all could make functional ones. Those are either scrap because of bubbles or imperfections etc, perhaps an apprentice would rough a bunch out so the master could finish, but I am Jealous. Are you around Konocti or Shasta/Lassen areas? I have found beautiful rocks around Mt Konocti, super rich area for First Nation people.

Its sad to see that sight dozed over Wipes out the proof. That was a very old village site. Guaranteed

Just found your channel on my suggested feed. Have you made any videos displaying your polished rocks?

That sure did look like serpentine to me. Collect all of that you can. Some of it contains platinum.

I thought it gets quiet when "Bigfoot" is around?

🐱

Did you put that stuff on the leaf at 14:00?

Sasquach ? Might i suggest you lay off the mushrooms.

@MrDuffy81

4 жыл бұрын

edward smith Dude Sasquatch it’s those mushrooms and trips out in the forest. There was some sort of predator in the woods. Bigfoot are actually everywhere. Whatever put those berries on the leaf at the 14 minute mark was likely a Sasquatch. Unless it was this gentleman.

That ain't no Arrowhead.....

26.37 that looks like a hunk of meat

I did and could hardly make out voice and NOOOO bigfoot

Ha slow down I saw two points you walked past.

I wonder, if the Sasquatch that are bringing the abyssinian in one area or maybe even trying to make arrows from watching humans hunt for so long? The sasquatch could be evolving by watching humans. There are alot of hunters who have killed deer and know for a fact they dropped it quickly and when they fallow their deers blood trail, to find out their deer vanished like a fart in the wind! I dont like hunting or killing wildlife so in my mind its cruel, and sad. I dont think certain people should be hunting, because of their lack of respect for wildlife. There are so many people who do cheat by baiting, poaching , killing from road sides, or just shooting them for the hell of it, that I believe if you have been caught doing anything like that they should take your hunting license. If the punishment is harsh then people would be less likely to to do anything that would be illegal or fined for thousands instead of a hundred or whatever your area laws are. It's so unfair to the deer,that people will do things to help their odds of shooting a deer are higher. I believe if you are stuck in the middle of nowhere and you need sustenance then hunting is justifiable, but if you live a couple of blocks from a grocery store or you just dont eat deer meat or you take any animals life just for sport or you want to mount their dead body parts on your wall, I feel that is so disrespectful to nature. Its barbaric and primal in my mind.

Wtf did this have to do with Bigfoot?

@MrDuffy81

4 жыл бұрын

Big Mike what placed the berries on the leaf at 14:00???