I found some time to rockhound and went to the best spot in the area. Within a few hours, my bag was full and I went home happy. Lots of jasper in this video ^^ Enjoy!! Oregon Rocks! | Rockhounding Oregon : Southern Oregon Jaspers
Gorgeous finds! I love the little gems you found when you were heading back as well. So cool to see all of the rocks cleaned up, too! Some real glowers! Jasper is such a beautiful stone. So many variations in color!
You crack me up! "Check out currently rockhounding. He doesnt pay me to say this, but he cant stop me either! " You are hilarious! Those are some pretty great tumbler pieces, or if you want to make something small like jewelery pieces and cabs. The color variation there is awesome. From bright yellow to red, burgundy, green, orange and purple, all i the same piece sometimes! And it looks like you are finding them all fairly quickly. Awesome colors! That Jasper is gorgeous! And man that big chunk of green is awesome! That big chunk of red looked like some really pretty jasperized wood! And wow! That green was gorgeous! My goodness the cut was beautiful! And the cut of the red you cant see as well but is going to be gorgeous as well! Wonderful! Thanks Andrew! Lovely finds on a december day!
Thanks Largent, youre always so kind. Kinda weird this go, I picked up mostly small stuff. I really just needed to get out of the house so I figured I would see how the area looks. I have plans to go deeper in soon to look for the big museum pieces. Thanks again and look forward to chatting w/ you ^^
I can hear the collective scream of, "NO!" Every time you throw one of those mixed red, green, and yellow jaspers back to the ground. Hahaha. I live up in WA, I need to get down there sometime, I'd love to see that stuff tumbled! another great video! (Oh, and dig how you're bring sexy back to rockhounding with your music choices, hahaha,)
That was a killer video. You already know I love that spot and I knew right away where you were 🙂. So good to see the new growth and that super bright red saplings. Muddy is an understatement, good thing got those boots and pants. That multi color jasper, oh man! I think 16:26 it was, was an incredible piece. Jeremiah's right, rock tumbler heaven! Very good productive outing. Cool shoutout to Jared's channel. And thanks for sharing the finds on the lazy Susan and using black light. That was cool. Great video, buddy 🤘😁
I tell ya man, I havnt even scratched that area yet. Its massive! I have a new spot on my radar that I'm obsessing about and hope to show that place soon. Thanks for all the support man and I hope youre staying warm and not getting too many feet of snow ^^ Stay crunchy bro
What a cool place. I think I have some of that material you gave to @RagnarRocks last year. I love it. Looks like a big jasper egg where you ask to mention in the comments... Around 13:50+ a few of those pieces look like opal. Hard to tell from a video. Well done!
Awesome! As for the egg towards the end, It's not jasper as far as I know. I thought it waould be carnelian but when I cut it yesterday it had a mix of stuff including some odd inclusions. I'll post pics to community tab soon to show everyone what I mean. Thanks for watching Matt!
Oh man! That place is rock tumbler heaven! I love that crystal cluster @20:55! Whhhhhaaatttttt! Excellent Currently Rockhounding plug, I'm sure he will appreciate it! HATE the mud boots!!!
I received a rock tumbler for Father's day this year. I have only finished one batch. I am hooked. I love the colors you were finding and it killed me when you would throw away perfect tumblers. OUCH! I am in Northern Utah and maybe some day I could travel to your neck of the world and tag a long on a hunt. Great video. I am a new subscriber.
Another great video! One of these days you and RockHound Quest should come get your boots muddy at my place. I'm just a mile down the road from the Worthington trailhead.
If you want to find some AWESOME jasper, orbicular jasper & jaspergate, you should come to Redding. My hubby and I have some good spots in the Black Butte recreation area we could take you to!
@@TheRogueRockhound We're not too far, and we'd be stoked to take you hounding in our neck of the woods! We'll email you with some info & a few pics of what we've collected. We could ship you a few specimens to check too!
@@TheRogueRockhound We'd love to have you down! We have some pretty awesome jasper down here, some pretty cool orbicular stuff. I need to get some slabbed up so we can send it up!
@@TheRogueRockhound well if you ever want to share with someone from NH. We have no Jaspers here. All Granites. I would happily pay for shipping. Just sayin’. Lol
I have a unique spot in Douglas county where I have found 2 full geodes so far and 20+ pound Jasper specimens. Let me know if you ever want to check that area out.
I'm shocked you don't have more views on your videos.. I'm thinking maybe if you have a reliable schedule of new video uploads , you might pick up more . Your microscopic videos were very much useful in seeing how to truly identify the rock .. if you could do some videos like that with videos of what rocks to look for that can be sold , where and how to sell them and what makes 1 rock of the same type be worth more or less than another..
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I found some time to rockhound and went to the best spot in the area. Within a few hours, my bag was full and I went home happy.
Lots of jasper in this video ^^
Enjoy!!
Oregon Rocks! | Rockhounding Oregon : Southern Oregon Jaspers
Nice haul!
Thanks, it was a great trip ^^
That blue-green Jasper is to die for!
Oh yeah, I love the colors
Thanks for watching!
Gorgeous finds! I love the little gems you found when you were heading back as well. So cool to see all of the rocks cleaned up, too! Some real glowers! Jasper is such a beautiful stone. So many variations in color!
Glad you enjoyed
You crack me up! "Check out currently rockhounding. He doesnt pay me to say this, but he cant stop me either! " You are hilarious! Those are some pretty great tumbler pieces, or if you want to make something small like jewelery pieces and cabs. The color variation there is awesome. From bright yellow to red, burgundy, green, orange and purple, all i the same piece sometimes! And it looks like you are finding them all fairly quickly. Awesome colors! That Jasper is gorgeous! And man that big chunk of green is awesome! That big chunk of red looked like some really pretty jasperized wood! And wow! That green was gorgeous! My goodness the cut was beautiful! And the cut of the red you cant see as well but is going to be gorgeous as well! Wonderful! Thanks Andrew! Lovely finds on a december day!
Thanks Largent, youre always so kind.
Kinda weird this go, I picked up mostly small stuff. I really just needed to get out of the house so I figured I would see how the area looks. I have plans to go deeper in soon to look for the big museum pieces.
Thanks again and look forward to chatting w/ you ^^
I can hear the collective scream of, "NO!" Every time you throw one of those mixed red, green, and yellow jaspers back to the ground. Hahaha. I live up in WA, I need to get down there sometime, I'd love to see that stuff tumbled! another great video! (Oh, and dig how you're bring sexy back to rockhounding with your music choices, hahaha,)
LOL Yeah, I can hear them constantly ^^
SW Oregon is great, you've got to visit sometime
Thanks and chat w/ ya soon ^^
Oregon is so full of magical gems! In every region you can find something cool! Great finds!
Yes! Thank you! Great to hear from ya!
That was a killer video. You already know I love that spot and I knew right away where you were 🙂. So good to see the new growth and that super bright red saplings. Muddy is an understatement, good thing got those boots and pants. That multi color jasper, oh man! I think 16:26 it was, was an incredible piece. Jeremiah's right, rock tumbler heaven! Very good productive outing. Cool shoutout to Jared's channel. And thanks for sharing the finds on the lazy Susan and using black light. That was cool. Great video, buddy 🤘😁
I tell ya man, I havnt even scratched that area yet. Its massive!
I have a new spot on my radar that I'm obsessing about and hope to show that place soon.
Thanks for all the support man and I hope youre staying warm and not getting too many feet of snow ^^
Stay crunchy bro
@@TheRogueRockhound a new place your obsessing about you say....sounds intriguing! Can't wait to see it brofessor!
I like the turntable for displaying your rocks. Love your videos.
Thanks Chet, always good to hear from you. Hope youre doing well ^^
What a cool place. I think I have some of that material you gave to @RagnarRocks last year. I love it. Looks like a big jasper egg where you ask to mention in the comments...
Around 13:50+ a few of those pieces look like opal. Hard to tell from a video. Well done!
Awesome! As for the egg towards the end, It's not jasper as far as I know. I thought it waould be carnelian but when I cut it yesterday it had a mix of stuff including some odd inclusions. I'll post pics to community tab soon to show everyone what I mean.
Thanks for watching Matt!
Oh man! That place is rock tumbler heaven! I love that crystal cluster @20:55! Whhhhhaaatttttt! Excellent Currently Rockhounding plug, I'm sure he will appreciate it! HATE the mud boots!!!
The mud up there is beyond sticky atm. Its magnetized to my boots man, I swear.
@@TheRogueRockhound cross country skis might do it 🤣
@@RagnarRocks ROFL! I can just imagine it! HAHAHA
Magnolias are amazing!!
I received a rock tumbler for Father's day this year. I have only finished one batch. I am hooked. I love the colors you were finding and it killed me when you would throw away perfect tumblers. OUCH! I am in Northern Utah and maybe some day I could travel to your neck of the world and tag a long on a hunt. Great video. I am a new subscriber.
Hey Jason! Welcome to the party ^^
Let me know if you head to Oregon and I'll show you some spots.
@@TheRogueRockhound Thank you so kindly. I look forward to more of your videos.
Another great video! One of these days you and RockHound Quest should come get your boots muddy at my place. I'm just a mile down the road from the Worthington trailhead.
For sure! I'd love that ^^
Hope you had a great holiday and are staying warm!
What great finds! I love the multi colored jaspers with the green! Isn't chalcedony used for sparking against a rock (flint)? Great finds Andrew!
Chalcedony will spark like flint. Both are commonly used with a steel file to start fires but one is clearly cooler than the other ^^
If you want to find some AWESOME jasper, orbicular jasper & jaspergate, you should come to Redding. My hubby and I have some good spots in the Black Butte recreation area we could take you to!
That would be awesome! I dont make it south much and would like to change that in the coming seasons ^^
@@TheRogueRockhound We're not too far, and we'd be stoked to take you hounding in our neck of the woods! We'll email you with some info & a few pics of what we've collected. We could ship you a few specimens to check too!
@@TheRogueRockhound We'd love to have you down! We have some pretty awesome jasper down here, some pretty cool orbicular stuff. I need to get some slabbed up so we can send it up!
Thank you, this very interesting for a newbie
You're very welcome!
@ 23.35 that's a damn beauty right there.
My thoughts exactly ^^
You Sir, are a grasper of Jasper 😂 And you are correct regarding the excellent Currently Rockhounding.
LOL And you must be the poet who didnt know it ^^
Good to hear from ya and hope all is well in your neck of the woods.
@@TheRogueRockhound LOL
What do you do with all your jaspers? Ohhh, I like them cleaned up!
I give 99% of my rocks away to random people ^^
Always cool to share, ya know
@@TheRogueRockhound well if you ever want to share with someone from NH. We have no Jaspers here. All Granites. I would happily pay for shipping. Just sayin’. Lol
@@nhrockaholic6038 I have family in S. NH and lived there for a few years. I have no problem sharing. We'll figure something out ^^
Do you sell anything of what you find? You find some of the nicest stuff I see out there.
Thanks!
I've never sold anything that I've found on public lands. I would probably sell some of the material I find on the claims I visit 😉.
@@TheRogueRockhound I would be thrilled with just some nice Jasper pieces I’ll look for your email in the about section. I can purchase in January
I have a unique spot in Douglas county where I have found 2 full geodes so far and 20+ pound Jasper specimens. Let me know if you ever want to check that area out.
I definitely would like to know more ^^
I’ll send you a message on your Facebook page when I get home!
21:05 gold ore?
Not sure yet, but I'll be running some tests soon. Here's hoping eh ^^
I'm shocked you don't have more views on your videos.. I'm thinking maybe if you have a reliable schedule of new video uploads , you might pick up more . Your microscopic videos were very much useful in seeing how to truly identify the rock .. if you could do some videos like that with videos of what rocks to look for that can be sold , where and how to sell them and what makes 1 rock of the same type be worth more or less than another..
Working on it! ^^
After collecting SO MANY ROCKS, did you ever think to yourself: Will I ever stop? The answer? A DEFINITE NO!
SO true haha
Thanks for watching!