Great videos like always. Keep up the great work. Love rock colors and patterns.

@blowingleaves-rb9fw

4 жыл бұрын

Perry Logan I especially liked the green and purple jasper.

Really enjoy your videos, thanks for sharing 👌

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you for watching !

@HodgePodgePom

4 жыл бұрын

QFD always 😃👌

Wow! Wow! & Wow! alright..just beautiful. What a brilliant day you had..great stuff. I can't believe your on your own there Awesome👍

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

empty miles of gravel not a soul seen all day , it was a nice wander, thanks for coming along !

@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469

4 жыл бұрын

Sometimes he brings his family, sometimes he sees other people, but that's usually on detecting vids

Happy Holidays! Thanks for taking us along!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Happy New year !!

It's a pleasure to go along with you on your adventures. You are much more sure footed than I!

I still remember the first time I saw one of your videos. It began with you crawling through some high brush, and you had a bucket with you. I was like, wtf is this guy doing? When the brush cleared, you came out to a small stream, put some water in your bucket, and proceeded to rock hound, wetting the rocks to show us. I was amazed at how much detail of the rock came out with it wet. I'd never seen anyone do that before. So that, along with your voice, got me hooked. I watched almost all your older videos, catching up to the present, at the time, about a year ago. Never stopped watching after that. A lot of great adventures since then. Looking forward to the new year of videos. Happy New Year Nate and family, and to the Quest for Details family too. Peace!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Its the future !! 2020 ! we made it ! thanks for all the comments and for coming along on the quests and enjoying the details. Thats a lot of videos to watch ! I'm honored to be allowed to chase my passions and share the adventures with you. when I started this, I had no idea where it would go , I just "got on the bus" and it went, lol, and the journey there becomes the destination, thank you for coming along, happy 2020 ! 🖖🏼☮

@HodgePodgePom

4 жыл бұрын

That was the first video I saw too, I love the crawling thru the bushes as well 😃

@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469

4 жыл бұрын

I searched opal in America... that was when I found the quest, then petrified woods and I was in awe.

You are such a delight Nate. If I'm ever in CA I will be hunting you down to take me with you on a Quest! I just LOVE THEM!!! I love how you enjoy ALL of nature's treasures. You're so humble, so kind. Best wishes to you and your sweet family through the coming year. Cheers🐾

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

yes let do some hunting sometime ! I might wander north here also , stay warm happy hunting !

@christinaflorez1346

4 жыл бұрын

Right? What an amazing spirit he has. Such a treat to hang with him on YT! 😀 Luv Ya Nate!🙏

Hello from north Québec Canada! Nice trip to California

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Happy New Year ! thanks for questing with me!

I'm from sac and love to roam the hills! In Texas NOW .wish I was there with you!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Hello from Ca! the good part about rocks is they will wait for you to make it back , they have the time. ; )

That yellow jasper is a keeper for sure! Cool little critter (raccoon or skunk?) tracks where you found the hook. A new FB page? Awesome! Rookie Rockhounding is a cool channel, and whatta great idea! Haven't checked out Agate Dad yet. Thanks for letting us tag along again Nate, and many joyous quests in 2020!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you !

Woow cuanta belleza. La naturaleza es fantástica. Happy New Year 🎉🍷👍👍🖐🖐❤

Thanks for sharing your quest with us Nate. Around the 8:00 minute mark you grab what appears to be an ordinary rock but has in reality many 'Vuggs' filled with blueish-green crystal-like formations. Can you or have you identified what that was? And at 26:00.. Ohhh what a beauty!

@blowingleaves-rb9fw

4 жыл бұрын

John SaucerHunter I was curious too about the blue freckles...crystals....gems...whatever they are.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

they do look like gems , but not sure , maybe we can use the microscope and see more.....Coming up on the Quest lol, thanks for watching !

Have you on Facebook now yey! You slipped your supervision and got out to find some interesting stones and a strange line of vehicles. Thank you for sharing your adventure this was a great way to end rockhounding year.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Free time is at a premium in the short hours of winter, ...long nights.... glad to be anywhere as long as I can wander, thanks for all the years of adventuring along !!

@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469

4 жыл бұрын

Sarejen, I was happy about the Facebook page too.. it has so.e little teaser bits.

That slab of ribbon chert is classy material

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

yes such good deposits around here, its some of my favorite, thanks for watching !

very cool stuff man

🤯The little blue crystals!!!! May the New Year bring abundant Questing! HH. GB

My dear friend, I was once Kennyrr143. I’m now Baby Yoda. I have followed your Chanel and tried to find the areas you were hunting. Was 9 hour drive. Now I’m in a place you are we are welcome to prospect. Further from your grounds. You are welcome,and your family,in my home Love this side.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

this is the year for sure! I remember you coming up, I'll be road tripping when I can Afford ,I'd love to hit some spots with ya! thanks for the invite ; )

Good time to go out for a hunt. We went out a couple weeks ago and found some nice agates and jaspers. That for sharing.

I can pack my lunch and stay all day long looking for cool rocks. having fun. haha.thank you. 🏜❤

Awesome video man looks like a great spot. I was jealous the whole time. Lol

Que tesoros !!! El jaspe verde es increíble!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Thank You !

Thanks for ending 2019 with another awesome rockhounding video!

Great video to end the year with..the beauty and uniqueness of some of those stones put me in awe with a longing for walking, searching and discovering. Thank you for sharing..can't wait to see what you have in store for next year. Have a happy and safe New Year!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

happy new year! Glad to share and happy to hear you enjoyed!

Wow..... I saw generations of wisdom standing in you... your some kind of special Sir.

You flew the coop and look what you found! Beautiful specimens, Nate. The happiest of New Year wishes are sent to you and yours today. I wonder what 2020 holds for us all? Can't wait to see what you find. #THEFINDERS! 🎉☺️🎉

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

2020 its the future !! we made it ! happy new year !!

Happy Hunting ad Happy New Year!

Nate, a happy everything’s to you. And yours. Such a kind fellow.

your always pulling up some nice/unique stuff man. Love your channel.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thanks so much, its an world of things to discover out there, glad to share ; )

Wow! Beautiful rocks, I love rocks, one day I hope to make a chess set out of found rocks, thanks for sharing happy new year to you!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

that would be a great idea! thanks for watching !!

@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469

4 жыл бұрын

I can imagine how beautiful that will be

Love, love, love! Thanks for adding the name of rock you found. So calming to watch, enjoying my morning.

The old cars at the end was fun! Thanks for taking us along :-D

Literally my mouth just was hanging open. Your voice is so calming like an older man. First time seeing your face. 😉Make today amazing. Love learning from w your videos. 😜

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Quest On !!

Wow, 👀 wish I could be out right now but I practically live in Canada. Just a short walk away. Some amazing rocks you found ! Thanks again for bringing us along.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thanks for watching !!

Love to you and yours. And anyone reading. Specially for the love here AKenny

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Quest On ! 2020 !

Very nice hunt. I was needing a good rockhounding session as I'm sitting around while my shoulder heals. Thank you, Nate

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

hope you are getting better fast, sending good thoughts ; )

@gwynnfarrell1856

4 жыл бұрын

@@QuestForDetails Thank you!

@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469

4 жыл бұрын

Prayers for speedy recovery, that's what brought me to this channel.

@gwynnfarrell1856

4 жыл бұрын

@@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469 Thank you Rebecca! I hope all is well with you.

You look so much like my little Brother.... but sound like Garfield ! I feel at home here ! Does the Chalcedony shed free from another stone. You find such a variety of everything ! Cheers !

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

yes the chalcedony wears out of a softer sand stone in this area, thanks for watching , glad to have you along !

Sometimes I live vicariously though your videos...just to get a “fix” 🤓😂

@kennyr143

4 жыл бұрын

Hannah Mabry nice to enjoy kind folk. Soothing. Caring. Subtlety aware.

@blowingleaves-rb9fw

4 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469

4 жыл бұрын

Currently cold in Iowa and I started watching the videos around may of 2018.. always connected and comfortable. Waiting for the days I can go again.

Really appreciate it when you post on screen what kind of rock it is. May the New Year be full of new adventures, love your channel.

@blowingleaves-rb9fw

4 жыл бұрын

Cathy Morasch I think I’m learning something.

I have 2 feet of snow around all the rockhounding spots in Alberta so I watch your videos to enjoy it through you . Great Video !

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Hope The summer brings you many great finds, Thanks for watching !

Omg!!! The coolest Rocks ever!!! I would be out there with a damn flashlight! Hahahaha!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

ill never have enough time to wander all the worlds streams , but I would, lol, , but thats why this planet is so wonderful I guess, thank you for watching !

@TinaShay

4 жыл бұрын

@@QuestForDetails I love your channel. I'm from Moab Utah. We were avid rockhounds my whole life! There are petrified Dino Bone, arrow heads, fossils of all types, quartz crystal caves, and just plain old Red Sand Stone rocks everywhere! If you ever get a chance to Rockhound there, DO IT!!!😀

WOW! That green Jasper looked like a lost paradise man!

Thank You for sharing,I have halled more rocks home,I love it,I love finding really enjoyed this

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

a world of details to be quested, thank you for coming along !

The yearly Gem and Mineral Show was cancelled here in Spokane because of the virus. Loving your videos, I feel like I'm watching you pick up rocks and looking at them over your shoulder. Now I want to hop in my car and drive to Oregon to my favorite rock-hunting spot! Thank you...

13 likes. Cmon hit the two thumbs up. Love and stuff

For some odd reason, I really like those feldspar rocks. Maybe it's all the curious shapes come together to form it.

Belated MERRY CHRISTMAS to you and your family and a happy and prosperous new year to you all 😊 Thankyou from the bottom of my heart for keeping me sane in some of the darkest moments I've ever had and another thankyou for all the knowledge I've learnt along the way so far 😊

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

happy new year ! the sanity help, is mutual I promise , I'm sorry you have had those dark times, but I'm proud of you for finding the good parts of life and thank you so much for being part of this adventure ; ) Quest on ...!

@anndavis6839

4 жыл бұрын

@@QuestForDetails glad we're all helping to keep each other sane :) means a lot.x no thanks needed for joining the adventure lol it's therapy for me 😊 mother nature and all her treasures makes my mind a clearer brighter place and I know it does others. May the quest continue for as long as possible :D

11;00-12:00 they fit well in the hand ♥️

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

perfect, and felt just like they were made with purpose.

Thanks for sharing the experience and the information on #thefinders. What a good little adventure! I'm happy to see you are opening other venues! But I'm thinking the most favorable will still be KZread or a similar venue! Looking forward to seeing what others post on the quest for details Facebook

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

yes the quest will still be mostly youtube based and I intend for everyone to be able to simply continue on following all the details of the quest on the channel, but am mostly trying to find ways for the viewers to share more than comments if they wish and to make it easier for Facebook oriented people to find our community on KZread. : ) just building bridges in all directions ; )

So many coolest rocks. Love it.❤

Thanks

20:13 Seam Agate

15:45 That is one beautiful stone. Wow. It looks similar to quartz with chlorite inclusions.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you for enjoying it with me !

15:28 looks like a Moss or Tree Agate, 16:39 looks like Fluorite

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

wow, Thanks !

That green and red jasper looks like what I've heard called dragon blood jasper. Nice video! Thanks.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

yes when I've seen dragons blood cabochons , I've thought it was probably jasper, thanks for Questing with me !

Thanks for the tranquility Nate! Another couple of channels that you might enjoy if you haven't already checked them out are Agate Angler and Theo Kellison. The rockhounding community is simply awesome! I already recommended your channel to them as well

Man I'm iterally drooling on every find! Nice!

Looks like mole cricket tracks in the mud.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

??? sounds creepy still, lol , mole crickets ? ill look it up ; )

Thank you for sharing this adventure!

👊🏻😊👍🏻 🇳🇿

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

hope your doing ok my friend !!!!!

i like you, you’re cool. you have a “guided meditation” kind of voice, it calms me down so thank you.

Wow I'm only half way through this video but really some beautiful finds. The bands and colours and textures are fantastic. Thank you for sharing, I've really enjoyed rock hounding from home today. (I'm giving my feet a rest from river stones 😁) awesome finds, trophy hunting must be hard lol thank you. #thefinders

Nate, this one came back in my recommend for me list. I went to Iowa city today and videotaped some amazing local rocks. I needed that and I needed this. The beautiful stone at 14:20.. amazing find

Great scores and nice video.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you !

This is a delightful video ! Thank you for posting.

Me encanta que no hable mucho y nos de acercamientos fabulosos con su cámara a ésas bellas rocas. Casi siento que camino junto a usted. Saludos desde Guerrero México.

Snow covers much of the grownd here in CO, when i cant get out watching your vids is the answer. That chunk of Jasper is spectacular!

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

happy to have you along for the winter, and may the thaw bring you good finds !

A world in side that rock beautiful

love seeing rocks from another state, very cool

Linda pedra amigo! Muito bom video.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

😊

I love ur videos. Really enjoy ur quiet calm approach to rockhounding.

You have a great eye for rock hounding!

Loved it!

14:30- could be chrysocolla. Very likely! 😎🏔

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

thank you ! much appreciated. I'm enjoying your channel ! I hope everyone goes and checks out your Rockhounding vids @ kzread.info/dron/bOXdZF2vrKv9RsADswrk0w.html ; )

@MarlainaAtkins

4 жыл бұрын

@@QuestForDetails You're awesome. Thanks Nate😎🐾

Já com o dedo no like brasileiro. Nossa aqui do Brasil temos muita gratidão.

Thanks again for good content.

You make The best videos ,( not many nice rocks in MA )( but I definitely found few nice ones in MA 👍👍

19:09 Mookite Jasper,

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

right on ! thanks ! now I'll know ; )

What is the rock used as the icon for this video? Is that jasper? I have a whole hillside of that stuff on my farm...

@TinaShay

4 жыл бұрын

Ahhh... I just saw it in the video! Yes!!! Jasper!

Hi I'm living Texas. What can I find?thanks. I love your work. Seeing all kinds of rocks. So neat.

NorCal girl here. Live in Shasta Co and haven't done a whole lotta rockhounding here yet since I moved back after 20 yrs. I have found great places for obsidian-mahogany, striped gray, silver and gold sheen and some rainbow. Anywho, how can I tell the difference between chalcedony and quartz? I also find this way cool rock with what looks like maybe green serpentine or light jade, red Jasper, yellows and sometimes veins of white. Great looking stone, but can't seem to identify it. Maybe chert? Find serpentine that's real heavy and i sand and Dremel polish, it exposes pyrite in clusters. Very cool surprise. So, difference between chalcedony and quartz?

heh your living my life...lol been watching awhile so thought i better sub. be cool to run into you someday... keep being cool brother.

Hmmm Chalcadony is amorphous quartz. Crystal, WTF??

Lots of garbage. Heres to a better 2020. Love ya brotha.

Comments for the algorithm. Good luck.

I have calloused eyes as well.

@kennyr143

4 жыл бұрын

Ov you nad yore’s

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

callus ; Layers of skin, or tolerance , to try and survive the wear and tear. that's a physical and mental response , the callous , is our desensitization , that witch we must balance back with empathy. hold the line, hold the light ; )

11:33...what happens when we're a rockhound first, not an artifact hunter.

@Pentapus1024

4 жыл бұрын

Depends on the artifact 😎

Hey :) the rock on 6:33 looks so much like opal the colors in it are so cool how can you tell the difference in mas chalcedony?

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

it has bene called common opal, it is a mostly silicate mineral, but does not have the " fire " to make it precious , but you can see the yellow blue ,that would be precious if it had those reflective attributes .

En.slgun vídeo, nos podría mostrar como quedan después de que las pulan? El proceso sería fabuloso. Bendiciones

Too funny

2420 that piece with the black wiggly lines is part of animal the black lines are veins

I like you, you my jem teacher

What type of stone was in this videos description main link

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

Mookite Jasper

First lol

@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469

4 жыл бұрын

Congratulations

Hi what is the difference between agate and chalcedony?

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

only that agate has layers, water lines , and chalcedony is pure. thank you for watching !

@patricia2645

4 жыл бұрын

Hi again, I'm in Southern Oregon and find a lot of agate and chalcedony (I thought same stuff) but found an arrowhead made of chalcedony. You are in N. Cali right? We should rock hunt, I know some great places too right on Siskiyou/ Cascade junction at California border. Crystals too!

Either water snakes or ? large worms and the Movie TREMORS is Real! And you’re Kevin Bacon’s Younger Replacement Model‼️⁉️⁉️😎🎯🙀🤣🤣

New subblie🙋here☺️ Luv ur channel💕 Thanks for sharing these great videos. This area is like our backyard. It helps to know what types of rocks/minerals etc. are available out there. Subbed to ur IG☺️ Dude, U are quite talented👍, cool hobbies n wow very cool finds👌 Check out His IG peeps. MAY THE UNIVERSE BLESS U ALWAYS n ABUNDANTLY FOR SHARING UR KNOWLEDGE with YOUR CHILL VIBE NATE🙏🙏...U ROCK!! LITERALLY😂 KEEP it ROCKIN💯👐🤜🤛✌️

the rocks you call lava rock are bones

Why dont ye.carry small gold pan. Not just for gold but u. Would be surprised at all minerals u. Will see

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

I carry one in the truck, I just need to put it in action, your right, thanks for watching !

Yet another obsidian turtle. We call any preform with a flat side and a humped side a turtle. You are finding coins of a sort. Blanks were traded like coins. You must be in an area where boulders were being spalled and blanked out by the thousands. I like the term you use, "tailings", but these are diagnostic lithic debitage middens in some of your sites. You got major cultural resources poking out around you.

@QuestForDetails

4 жыл бұрын

I've found huge working sites where you could see the same blanks being made over and over and then I've found those shapes refined ,lost out in the field, i have so many incredible sites I have found ,MANY, its a touchy subject, but this season I am going to take everybody with me and we are going to look at some incredible things, with utmost respect, and only to preserve and learn not to loot and destroy context, many spots are private and known to locals, some are known only to me and I keep secret ( but Recorded) .its all here, every inch of this area of this state was used, modified, and often shaped by the natives, and I find it constantly, getting anyone to pay attention ends up being the hard part and then often its almost a negative coverup attention that you get, almost like the people in charge arn't so happy that there is so much proof of a high developed society to be found everywhere and would rather paint a picture that its all rare ,sparse, and primitive.... the Quest Goes on !

@Jason1975ism

4 жыл бұрын

@@QuestForDetails Well said! Cahokia was absolutely an advanced empire to us Archaeologists, and we classify it as such. In Ohio, where I grew up and went to college, we absolutely had an advanced agricultural society for thousands of years building mounds. In short, it isn't the academic community keeping it secret or down playing it. We do, however, keep a lid on site locations and only mitigate when necessary. We only excavate when we have a good opportunity to gain data. I admire how you treat and preserve what you find. Don't let anyone tell you that it's bad to pick up artifacts from a displaced site, like the gravel bars. They're not in situ and you are salvaging them from becoming sand. Great work!!

@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469

4 жыл бұрын

@@Jason1975ism, thanks so much for your advice and suggestions.... I have been watching his journey for some time now... some folks have been rude. Most are in awe of his finds.

@christinaflorez1346

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, Thanks for the history lesson gyz😂👍 I feel more informed today than yesterday☺️ Yup, Nate is The Dude😂of Rockhunting👌🙏