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Beautiful finds! Congrats on that big one! I like it when you hold the rocks close to the camera so I can see the details. 😊

Nice finds!! Put the doggy in the thumbnail for the video and increase view count by 1000% :)

That was such a beautiful fun day and that video takes me right back there. I think I could do that everyday for the rest of my life. That's one of the days I think about when I'm at work and it gets a little dull. Montana, the river you, Kim, Abby dog I love it all. My wife and I will be back. Looking forward to the next video keep up the great work

Awesome finds and as always thank you for sharing.

some great stones mate

8:17 the beautiful yin and yang jasper has eyes too! An orbicular jasper! Though he's a little beady eyed, it's still beautiful. Cab that baby up!

Man, you found a ton of limb casts today. And what a pair of chonkers! Dolly would be proud!😅 Loved the TSA with the druzy too. Don't know that I've ever seen that combo before. But that don't mean much.😂

Awesome video and haul for both you and Bob. Love the aerial scans of the riverbed. Be safe.😊

Awesome finds!!! Hugs to the best rockhounding dog ever!!! Your friend had some amazing specimens, too!!!

Wow a lot of beautiful stuff 😍

Incredible finds!!!

Wow. This is a beautiful video. Was this all in one day? Looks like you had a great time!

I take my dogs to the creek sometimes... The snakes were a little too much this year and they love finding them 😂 The TSA is amazing... I love the stuff you find.. great channel

Timestamp 21:53 epic 😎 and this entire hunt was amazing stuff! Happy hunting always. Love the pup 🐶 she's so Chilled, charming and sweet.

Wow!!! Great finds you two!!

That dark, almost black, agate slab is so mysterious and wonderful when you light it up!

Beautiful scenery and that sunrise was fun to watch! Oh! And nice rocks! Haha

Wow for a picked over beach you kids found some beautiful stuff!

I liked them all. The double and the bot ones were cool but I also liked the solid pink ones. Never seen that. Thanks Matt!!!!

Liked all the cuts, even the ones that weren't the best geodes. I wonder how rare the little crystal ball is: or is it fairly common to someone who cuts a lot of geodes.

Great geodes. My favs are 7:41 min and 12: 30 minutes in.

Those turned out great! Not sure about picking a favorite because I liked almost all of them! Thanks for sharing ❤

Very nice prairie agates, no wonder it gets confusing. Thanks for sharing ❤

Love the little ball of points. Nice cutting.

Nice cutting session!! I can't find any uncut geodes on the Rock Shed page. Did you get those from their online store?

Okay, gotta start with a totally weird a@& comment right off the bat. There looks to be a hair or something like that in the very first geode you cut. How in the wide world of sports could that have gotten in there???? And were there smoky quartz crystals in the one that was your 1st favorite, or amethyst? Cool video as always! And thanks for the UV light show at the end! Geodes can be absolutely alien looking under UV!!

This was fun to watch. Thanks for sharing.

Kool geodes !

Nice ones, especially the second one you cut!! Have you figured out how to get the polish you like from that All-U-Need Flat Lap?

Getting some good results out of your saw! Thanks for sharing!

That third one doesn't appear to be Botswana, maybe Swazi? The one at 17:38 and the last one would be my favorites!

Nicely done and great reading of the one you cut as your favorite!!

When you're finding the thin sheets like that, they're coming from seams. So if you search up hill for bedrock. There's a good chance you could find the vein that's producing them and chip some really nice pieces out. Being where you are. There's a small possibility that they were carried there from far away, and deposited by glaciers. But the Dakota's are famous for their seam agates.

Congratulations. Lots of folks go looking with no idea of how difficult it is to find one. Lots of up and down walking. Whew. Great job.

Isn’t it illegal to take mineral specimens from a USA national park?

Marvelous finds. You and Kim need to go to wasta next time.

You had a couple that were sooo close!!! That end shot of all the colors was really pretty!

Love the turntable display. I've seen pottery shards displayed the same way on a Scottish mudlarking video channel. ABS missed her water playground. Have you thought to go up into the Canadian Rockies? Be safe out there 😊

Unlike Wayward, I'd love to get some possess some bubblegum and prairie agate.I guess when you've seen it by the metric ton, it does lose some of it's magic. That's the reason he can go for the best and hound Fairburns exclusively when he's in SD.😊

Was the first stone in your "rock show " some kinda porphry? Looked like it had some big dark crystals in it. Wasn't like any porphry I've seen before, but that's like saying I know what the heck I'm talking about!😅😅😂

2:36 is titanothere or oreodon teeth still in some jawbone. Out there by “the great wall” as it’s referenced in some books, are the fossil layers. Turtles, saber tooth, titanothere, oreodon and a few more species can be found. Great video so far, I’m only a few minutes in!

You've done it again another wonderful video thank you. Really like the footage of the sunrise. When I was in Montana I would send a picture of the sunrise to my wife it is a beautiful event over there.

Great video bud. Love all you brought home. Prairie agates are cool. Good luck in future hunting with the fairburns.

Very nice stuff! Though most university professor, geologist, rockhounder, collector and enthusiast would be quick (if ever) to admit it, a great amount of stone gravels-cobbles-boulders, though given odd names and classifications, are actually the petrified remains of trees! Once one handles and cuts the stone, witness the interiors, weigh the simple relative evidences, it is something quite hard to deny! Salutations and Cheers!

Salutations, What a scorcher! You are lucky to have escaped this adventure without heat stroke, embedded cactua needle or poisonous snakebite! That landscape was a great study of desolation certainly, though I find the terrain beautiful if not inviting, and then, you came away with some nice stones to boot. I would bet that you have all kinds of stone laying about the perimeter of your home, planted around flower beds and guarding your gardens! I sure would love a chance to pick through your discard piles! 😉😀☺️ Sending Cheers and Blessings to You and All Yours! CIAO

So wanted to say a few things. Loved the video of course. The rocks are gorgeous! Your side by side is so cool. And the trailer!! Wow. But mostly thank you again for sharing with us!!!! And love it when Kim smiles and maybe she can say a few words too? Now go have some more adventures!!!!

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Could the second rock you cut be stromatolite? I'm in love with this piece. By the way, 14:55 looks great in the light. I liked these random rocks.

The "happy" agate 😂😅😂😅 looks like it started off as a waterline with some common opal and somehow finished up as a seam agate. Or maybe it was the other way around 🤔? Love your channel ❤❤. And your sense of humor. Keep the content coming!

7:50 looks like brecciated jasper or a conglomerate or both!😊