Spring Rockhounding Adventure | Rockhounding A Tree Frog Utopia

Rockhounding, prospecting, rock hunting, stone collecting - call it what you will, it all boils down to one thing: getting outside and exploring the great outdoors. And nothing beats rockhounding in the Pacific Northwest, especially in the beautiful state of Oregon. It's a passion of mine to hunt for unique stones and bring them to life through crafting. There's something truly special about uncovering the beauty of newly discovered materials and turning them into works of art, jewelry, and other crafts. From agates to jasper, sagenite to crystals, quartz to opal, and even petrified wood, Oregon offers a wealth of minerals to collect. So, let's get outdoors, hunt some rocks, and create something beautiful together.

[@johngates8212]

Beautiful jasp agate

[@BrienWood7.3]

That poppy jasper is beautiful!!!

[@AvalonDreamz]

How have I just found your channel?! You for sure got a new Sub here! The wood and jasper are both just beautiful.

[@mitchgillilan]

Great rock finds!! Looks so fun! The blue flower is called Camas. The native americans cooked and ate the root, valuable food source for them. Loves to grow in meadows!

[@RockHoundQuest]

It was a great time with my family. My kids love frogs and tadpoles, and that meadow is full of them, so we had an added adventure looking at the puddles. I really enjoy hounding in the spring when everything comes to life. Cool factoid about the Camas flower.

[@lseubert1983]

I'm jealous! This man is living my dream! Id pay to join him on these adventures!