Hey Guy.. really enjoyed your adventure and the cutting of the collected rocks. Several of those turned out much better than I thought they would, Thats one of the reason's I always enjoy watching the cutting section of video's... you never know what treasures are inside!
Thanks John! I think I’m just learning what to look for in my little part of the world haha. Definitely still find some surprises though. One of the best parts about this hobby is always learning new things.
Wow Nebraska Blue is one of my favorites, but the Jaspagate blew the sun out of the sky! The lace agate is just beautiful! Love the colors in it. The last one did not disappoint and that is a sunset jasper! Beautiful. Yep Nebraska is on the very much must visit list now! Thank you for sharing such wonderful videos of rockhounding Nebraska!
@@CedarStoneCreations I live in KY and if you want rocks with color you have to leave the state, just about it. We have a lot of Geodes, farmers hate them and pile them up because they break their disc. So I am planning a trip out west to find the pretty ones lol.
New watcher and subscriber here. Thank you for showing both picking up the rocks and what they looked like back in the shop including cutting some all in one video. Thank you. I keep watching.❤
Glad you liked it! I need to get better about filming all the stuff I actually pick up, but I always try to include some cuts to show why I pick up the stuff I do!
Honestly it doesn’t feel real that it came from Nebraska… almost looks like a Turkish agate to me haha. Definitely wanting to go back sometime soon and poke around for more.
OK, Now you have made me add Nebraska to the must visit list! That list for out west has gotten huge lol. I may have to spend 6 months on the road to hit them all lol. Glad I am retired!
Stunning finds! We haven’t really been hunting in Nebraska although we have talked about it, we usually just end up looking for stuff in SD, that jasp agate is amazing! The blue agate was very nice too. Good luck, and who knows, maybe we will see ya out there someday!
8:11mins into vid-pet wood what appears next to the pet wood looks like a coral/scoria? rocks with holes. Saw your channel on You Tube Screen and decided to take a gander, Mate. We are Disabled Seniors and started OUR RockHound and Lapidary Hobby just about a year now- so by Industry standards we are Newbies. We do Hound when our Health permits us, other than purchasing at Rock shows, online and ... so we just do for Familia, Donations especially for children, battered women/men and soon for veterans. we do not sale or resale.
Yeah we find some horn and fan corals here once in a while since this area used to be an inland sea. I’ll have a video coming where I find a big chunk of fan corals still embedded in the limestone.
Hey Guy.. really enjoyed your adventure and the cutting of the collected rocks. Several of those turned out much better than I thought they would, Thats one of the reason's I always enjoy watching the cutting section of video's... you never know what treasures are inside!
Thanks John! I think I’m just learning what to look for in my little part of the world haha. Definitely still find some surprises though. One of the best parts about this hobby is always learning new things.
Beaitiful country you have there!
Wow Nebraska Blue is one of my favorites, but the Jaspagate blew the sun out of the sky! The lace agate is just beautiful! Love the colors in it. The last one did not disappoint and that is a sunset jasper! Beautiful. Yep Nebraska is on the very much must visit list now! Thank you for sharing such wonderful videos of rockhounding Nebraska!
Glad you liked the finds! There's some really great stuff out there. I plan to visit again soon when we melt our snow cover up here.
@@CedarStoneCreations I live in KY and if you want rocks with color you have to leave the state, just about it. We have a lot of Geodes, farmers hate them and pile them up because they break their disc. So I am planning a trip out west to find the pretty ones lol.
All cool! Loved the jasp agate!
That is probably my favorite find from this trip! The really nice pet wood is a close 2nd though… thanks for watching!
New watcher and subscriber here. Thank you for showing both picking up the rocks and what they looked like back in the shop including cutting some all in one video. Thank you. I keep watching.❤
Glad you liked it! I need to get better about filming all the stuff I actually pick up, but I always try to include some cuts to show why I pick up the stuff I do!
Dude! That jasper after the Nebraska blues is friggin sweet!
Honestly it doesn’t feel real that it came from Nebraska… almost looks like a Turkish agate to me haha. Definitely wanting to go back sometime soon and poke around for more.
@ it’s truly an amazing piece! My favorite colors!
You have a lot of Rocks-specimens, we live in WA.ST.
You guys have some great rocks out there as well!
Very nice finds! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed them! Definitely a place I want to go back too this spring with some longer days!
@ Hopefully spring brings more finds! Do you have a shop video? Looks like you have some good tools.
I’ll make one at some point, I’m just now building up to a pretty decent place! Just got the 18” saw for a steal!
OK, Now you have made me add Nebraska to the must visit list! That list for out west has gotten huge lol. I may have to spend 6 months on the road to hit them all lol. Glad I am retired!
Definitely an underrated little part of the world up there in the panhandle!
@@CedarStoneCreations it is like a hidden treasure!
Fun video. Subbed
@@pauliewallnuts4741 thanks Paulie, glad you enjoyed!
Stunning finds! We haven’t really been hunting in Nebraska although we have talked about it, we usually just end up looking for stuff in SD, that jasp agate is amazing! The blue agate was very nice too. Good luck, and who knows, maybe we will see ya out there someday!
Thanks for watching! Maybe we could meet up and poke around down there one of these days. I marked a bunch of spots on On X to check on future trips.
@ right on, I’m all for it, we go down that way fairly often so I’m sure we can work something out, we will keep in touch!
@@JensensAdventures sure thing! Let me know when you’re headed that way sometime!
8:11mins into vid-pet wood what appears next to the pet wood looks like a coral/scoria? rocks with holes. Saw your channel on You Tube Screen and decided to take a gander, Mate. We are Disabled Seniors and started OUR RockHound and Lapidary Hobby just about a year now- so by Industry standards we are Newbies. We do Hound when our Health permits us, other than purchasing at Rock shows, online and ... so we just do for Familia, Donations especially for children, battered women/men and soon for veterans. we do not sale or resale.
Yeah we find some horn and fan corals here once in a while since this area used to be an inland sea. I’ll have a video coming where I find a big chunk of fan corals still embedded in the limestone.