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Bro, take me with you. I need to learn from someone experienced.

The little castle one still my fav

I enjoy your videos. They are interesting, very educational, and not something I’ve seen on rock hound basics . Thank you

Nice tutorial

Quality video! I found a quartz pocket at around 13,000' in the San Juan Mountains by following the float just like you described this last weekend (Oct 6, 2024). The surface pocket had some nice "single ladies" and then developed into this sticky clay like I've never seen before. The clay would flash green and blue on the surface when first exposed to oxygen. I got what I thought was the whole pocket, but now after watching your video I think there is a lot more clay to follow! Hit me up if you ever want to go rockhouding in the San Juans.

What is the app you are using to mark and keep ur location???

Found your channel thanks to the algorithm, haven’t watched all of your videos but I really enjoy your content and have taken some of the principles you’ve mentioned and applied them. Today I found my first big pocket of calcite! Thanks for the videos, keep it up!!

I really like your videos, format, content, mix of education and exploration. Keep at it, I’ll be along for the ride, you’ll find a hook to get that big pop of growth, if that’s what you’re striving for. With love!

18:37 real shit are you tied into a rope here? Super sketch. Side note: I was on the SE facing outcrops across the way and those spiders were all over.

I live real close to this area. I would like to take my grandson to a spot where he can actually find something he Catan keep. We've been going to storm mountain close to Drake Co. With no luck. Exept for real tiny garnets. Would you be able to disclose the spot you're in. We are very responsible rockhounds. Thank you. And good luck.

Thank you so much for sharing your journey and your knowledge! I’m a fresh rockpuppy and going to our local lake tomorrow hoping for some goodies!

Where the blue phantom pit

Everything in spirit huh looks like yours is pretty greedy😮

Save some for the rest of the folks that visit there😮😂

Great video. God bles you. Rei from Brazil

Blue phantoms

Good pair nice

Luv ur content more lizards

Hi I'm wondering what process , and, or materials you use to clean crystals.

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Looks just like the Quigley Mountain area west of Ft Collins. Was that Pingree Park Rd?

I was telling my girlfriend next time we go to CO, we need to go to Pike’s Peak area. This really fuels that flame 🔥

I just got back from Colorado on my first rock hounding trip. I would love to find a pegmatite like that but I’m still learning how to find things, and getting access is hard! Everything was private or federal land 😬. But gosh I had a blast and I can’t wait to go on more adventures!

I wish Colorado was a lot like Australia is with its opal mines and making folks register for a claim. And then you get your name drawn out of a hat and find out you get to mine that claim for a season. Colorado is all artisnal Mining. It should be this way. It's an American resource that belongs to all of us. I hate the rich guys game. But you're more fun to watch you than the rich bastards😅. One cause you're out there doing it artisanally yourself like me.

Light it up🦠

Nice find!

Awesome video, wish I would have found your channel a long time ago.

That looks like the Beryl we have in Ontario, I'd be checking that out thoroughly fho sho

It feels so wrong to be throwing rocks in the trash

You'll ruin your spots😮

Hello I went the wrong way but had a great day. Can we connect? I would love to show you what I found and it would be fun to meet up.

Really appreciate your effort, passion, and knowledge of geology. One of the hardest things to do is translate theory to field identification of both minerals and features at a larger scale. You do both really well!

Bro basically lives in the pockets🙌🏽💎👑

Looks a lot like the in situ beryl I’ve seen in the pegs of San Diego county.

Definitely looks like rough beryl. Beryl is most commonly found in granite pegs. Even though its rough you might find some gemmy spots

Thank you for getting me to look up more than half of the terminology you dropped in this and walking through the investigative process, as well as being such a homie leaving stuff behind for others to enjoy finding (me this weekend).

Just goes to show that it's worth checking out unclaimed dig sites because human error is definitely a factor, even if that wasn't the case here (maybe). Thank you for being one of the few who have gone through the thorough analysis of the geology and potential story of a worthwhile dig site in layman's terms. Whether you're boofing crystals or not, it's clear you guys are passionate. Cheers.

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I rly like how u use the visual aids and esp ur hands to demonstrate or illustrate what you are explaining. It really helps visual learners picture your words < 3

Truly beautiful & informative video, landscapes, & crystals!

like what you doing, I like your work, you have helped me a lot in locating pockets with quartz crystals. My trouble is that I only find beryls and aquamarines that are formed, so thank you. Greetings from Serbia

I have been in pikes going for amazonite! I just found your channel last weekend while I was camping and had cell service 🤣 You are super knowledgeable and very inspiring! I got so pumped up to get back at it the next day, and I had a bit more confidence in what I was doing! You absolutely rock🤘 Ty

Hex habit in a peg, it's a ratty aquamarine

in the taryhalls there’s beryl right? doesn’t look like amazonite which is the other blue one around here. the opaque pocket with the chevronning/circular deposits looks like colored fluorite i’ve found, but the rest looks different. sick. i’d love to find something this cool rockhounding

Definitely giving me beryl vibes.

Babe wake up… Everything Is Spirit uploaded!!

Ever seen a chunk of desert glass with a quartz inclusion in the center of it? I found a piece of it here in El Paso county years ago, and I never realized what it was until I heard you say "desert glass". I did some quick research and now I know what it is. Thanks!