That was a most enjoyable rockhounding adventure! Your voice is so soothing to listen to, and to hear you explain all about the different types of rocks, just lulls you into a state of peaceful bliss. Your rocks were amazing! The crevice agates were amazing, and of course i want to see more cutting of your picture stone! They are wonderful! And your new jade! Bowenite is awesome. But that jasper is the real stars! So beautiful! The colors are just amazing and all together in one rock! just amazing! thank you for a very satisfying rock hunt! Thanks!

Those bumble bees get drunk here in MT too, pretty funny, furry, little guys. Love the bowenite and the fantastic jasper you have there! They're absolutely beautiful. The agatey rock @22:50 is gorgeous but that isn't waterline, it's fortification banding. Waterline is parallel lines of layered agate, chalcedony or common opal within an agate. The fortification banding is the really decorative looking banding within an agate. In this rock and the next bigger one the fortification banding is really wonderful! Thanks for sharing this awesome area and your great finds with us Nate!✌️🤠

Thank you for bringing us along Nate! That was wonderful!

Hey Nate! yeah, I like to see more Agate, Jasper, Chert, Serpentine, and Jade type discoveries. I'm a rock hound addict. Keep up the quest! and thanks!!

Hit that piece of glass with a black light. Could be uranium glass and it will glow bright green. When I lived in Missouri the bumble bees would get drunk on nectar and just be laying on the ground in my garden. Thanks for the video can’t hunt down here was 107 today in the desert.

Thanks

You always find such amazing stuff! Thank you so much for sharing!

I'm pretty certain the black mineral at 9:50 is arfvedsonite which is an amphibole. Hornblende is another one but when they are long and rectangular it is usually arfvedsonite.💫

Globnodular! 🤣 Still watching but that made me laugh out loud.

@QuestForDetails

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right on you guys! hope you'r haven a good evening out there! thanks for spending a part of it checking this one out. hope you have a awesome day tomorrow wherever your wandering takes you!

@TheAdventureCloset

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@@QuestForDetails thank you! It's been a pretty good day. Learning to stay put in spots longer, so enjoying Central Colorado right now. Found some areas you would have a blast at with your metal detector with all the old mining camps. That "rainbow trout" colored jasper was stunning btw and all that white agate. Really enjoyed this one. Thank you.

Black schorl tourmaline in granite.

Lovely Hello from Germany, around the Rhine it looks almost the same, more water, but endless gravelbars. It's really overwhelming. Really love watching your videos, I learn a lot from them, so a big thank you! ☺️💕

Hey, make sure you're hydrated.

It is nice that you make it possible to go rockhounding while sitting in my airconditioned house. 97 in Miss

Don't think I could leave anything behind. It's amazing how the earth was formed over Billions of years.

Really interesting video. Gosh it looks really hot. It's cold and wet here in New Zealand. I really love the first beautiful green rock you found. Those Jasper too ❤️❤️ I bet the berries were yummy. Look forward to seeing the landscape rocks cut.

"Portable spit machine"! 😂 That'd make a decent band name...

@QuestForDetails

Жыл бұрын

true !!

Please do cuttings of the seam agates as well. and the red jaspers!

Love them Jasper's 😁💕💗💖

I would like to see you cut the rocks you find at the end of each video rather than watching you cut a bunch at one time later. Thanks for your awesome videos. Keep em coming please.😃✌️❤

Hey Nate, I think at the 35:30 mark.. your Golden nugget may also be part of the Poppyseed Jasper family, and the red Poppyseed found later on is fantastic too. Looking forward to seeing what you do with them... Qust On!

Very nice stuff man I love those jaspers very nice and that agate with those points. On them sweet 🧁

I would have a hard time leaving those big beautiful specimens behind... Love the white with black tourmaline or dolomite... beautiful green/real stones and reddish jasper are always a eye catching thing.

Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here: Wow! So much variety. Again...a fun and enjoyable video! So happy to find your channel. 😊

Linda rocha vernelha meu querido amigo. Super video! As frutinhas parecem boas e o local é lindo.

hey Nate around 12:00 minute mark, you are holding a bee hive, get your loop out and take a time travelling journey, big blueish bees, six tiny leg holes all oer petrifide bodies, even stinger details, cool find, my wife was watching on her chanel, keep up the great work, local cool

Totally enjoy your videos. Finally retired (71) and anxious to get out there. Hello from Northern Nevada ❤

wake n bake n coffee n rocks bro!!!! 3am in bauple forrest checking out my finds from yesterday....im onto some quartz crystals atm wooot

Giday Nate, man that gravel bed is a rockhounds(fossickers) dream location. You have so many great jaspers there, plus the serpentine and so many others, quite stunning. That white one early in the video looked special as well, the black areas looked like some for dendrite I think I would have kept to check closer. Then again I probably would have overloaded my wagon with what’s in that creek, 😂😂. I guessed you wouldn’t resist a couple of those landscape pieces if you came across some nice ones,😜 , don’t blame you. I still have a soft spot for those jaspers especially the red ones, though there are so many nice jaspers there it is bewildering. I like the red blackberrys more than the black ones, even better sour kick. 😂😂. Cutting the picture stones is always an enjoyable watch. Keep Safe & Keep Rockin.

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TUFF . . . I can envision bookends, with the two heaviest pieces fitted into wooden shapes you could create. Hmmmmm

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I would love to see some of the tuff sliced!!

Pretty stuff.

That's a nice purple/golden Jasper! Trying to find those specifically!

@the1dud

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Timestamp 41:06

@the1dud

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Timestamp 42:45 My latest video features these shimmering Stones. What are these???

New sub ! Liked 🙏👏😉😎😘

Maybe all these places look alike

Look out. You know who also hangs out by and eats those blackberries. You’d probably smell him before you saw him.

@QuestForDetails

Жыл бұрын

for sure !

The white mixed agate 24:09 is called a Pseudomorph agate, Michigan Rocks just found one!.

Radiolaria? I may have spelled that wrong but it came to mind.

@QuestForDetails

9 ай бұрын

yes they are for sure some of the silica skeletons that form the chert : ) Quest On !

Sometimes it looks like Fresno of Merced county?

That glass might have been uranium glass. If you shine a black light on it and it glows, then it's uranium glass.

How can you tell if a dry creek bed is old? Are they worth looking into? With the Sacramento River down pretty low here in Northern California , should make for some good un-searched access finds. P.S. love your videos!! They keep me inspired lol that I'm not only one that goes rocky for rocks 😁

@midnightstarr5413

Жыл бұрын

Forgot to tell you, your a cutie pie!! Sorry, just had to say it

I'm new to this but would it be possible that the sparkle is specular hematite?

Where is this wonderful place

@QuestForDetails

Жыл бұрын

its the beds of upper Putah creek running from Cobb down into lake Berryessa

@robertguggenbickler1123

Жыл бұрын

That is so cool keep up the great quests

I just recently got a pendant that is emerald green and when you hold it up to the light it looks like moss. What is it?

@QuestForDetails

Жыл бұрын

there is moss agate that can be green...

@robbocinski3682

Жыл бұрын

@@QuestForDetails thank you that is what I believe it to be. Also got a red moss agate pendant too

So where are you

@QuestForDetails

Жыл бұрын

over on the northern edge of Napa county , almost into lake county, on Upper Putah creek