Montana AGATE Hunting AT IT'S FINEST!!! Rockhounding for Yellowstone River Gemstones in Summer

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[@patriciamckean4186]

Nice finds, a trip in the kayak, flowers, blue skies and so much to enjoy. Communing with nature is a great start to your day.

[@AgateAngler]

Amen to that. Thank you Patricia!

[@simonmultiverse6349]

That is one agonising agate :)

[@savagesquirrel9828]

Always fun to watch. I know you have a busy life, so thanks for working this in when you can. I think a boat is the way to go. Thanks!

[@tulazaz]

Funny that you mentioned your ADD. I’ve been wondering how many rock hounders, like myself, are ADHD. The thrill of the hunt, finding and cutting open cool rocks is such a dopamine booster!😁 Lately I’ve been collecting what I assume to be pudding stones along a creek in my neighborhood in Virginia. As I was leaving the area, along the road I noticed a huge batch of conglomerates 4-5’ tall inside a fenced in field. Then later read they used to mine conglomerates long ago in that area.

[@laurat5143]

Your last agate was the best one for me.❤ I swear I saw wood lines throw out that agate, that was awesomeness in its own. 😊Thumbs-up 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😮 WOW❤ love it, still WOW! 😊

[@GalXsea-Class]

Thank you for taking me with you.

[@rogerking3576]

Got so lucky on a jet boat trip. Found an absolutely beautiful Treasure State Agate.

[@amberlynnlove4804]

Me and a friend are in Montana. We came to see the flamimg lips and to do some rock hounding here. We're not from here we live over well over 800 miles from here. We both enjoy rock hounding very much. We've been along yellowstone river looking and I've noticed the places we've been too are high trafficked spots. We don't know montana wish we did. And those spotted green rocks are some of my favorites and have been collecting them as well

[@mlmoore5719]

Beautiful finds! I especially liked that blueish tinted piece at 6:20.

[@AgateAngler]

Me too! Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for commenting.

[@BonnieHuestis]

All of them and the ones you left behind. 😊

[@thisisme1999]

I agree those pudding stones are interesting as a decorative feature perhaps in the garden or yard. I envy you those clear skies and fresh air, in western Canada right now it is pretty terrible, not so bad where I live but not too far away it sucks.

[@AgateAngler]

Sorry about all the smoke an fires. We definitely know how that feels, thankfully just not this year. Hang in there!

[@natalieclark5819]

The last one for sure! But the little guy at 9:22 is pretty sweet, also!

[@AgateAngler]

Yes it is! Thank you Natalie, appreciate your support.

[@stustanski3912]

Another cool video man! Do you ever film the projectile points you run across?

[@donnalantz7981]

The rocks you call pudding stones are nothing like the pudding stones from here in Michigan. Ours have jaspers in them. The ones you picked up look like our gowganda tillite. That last one you picked up was awesome. Love your videos. You find so many beauties.

[@AgateAngler]

I'm not sure if pudding stone is even the correct identification, but that's what I've heard other people call them.

[@donnalantz7981]

I have heard others from Montana call them that too.

[@vickiechapin8403]

My husband and I were wandering about about the kayak or small boat you and your family and dog were on it looked really durable. Thank you for answering. And we like your videos so far just found you.

[@AgateAngler]

It’s a 10.5 foot Rocky Mountain Raft. They’re a great company without super expensive boats. We love ours very much.

[@grokeffer6226]

Nice!!! I think I'd like those Pudding Stones the best. But everything looks great and even with no stones to find, just the walk itself would be really enjoyable.

[@AgateAngler]

Thank you! I agree, the pudding stones are awesome. Thanks for watching.

[@kellyreilly7782]

Looks like lots of fun!!! Wish I was there checking out the rocks!

[@scottowensbyable]

Me too

[@AgateAngler]

I know! I wish you all could see it for yourselves. I am very blessed.

[@colleenlinke4208]

Great finds!!

[@JensensAdventures]

Some great finds! Your last one was my favorite as well. Man, I know your wearing a hat but I don’t know how you don’t wear sunglasses, I don’t think I could do it!😂 Thanks for the video!

[@AgateAngler]

Thank you! I've actually found that sunglasses make it harder for me to find the agates, not sure why, so I don't typically wear them on the river.

[@JensensAdventures]

That is interesting, I might have to try it, my eyes are pretty light sensitive a lot of times though so might not work for me, but ill give it a shot! @@AgateAngler

[@soul_adventurist]

Yes

[@debbieneel8344]

Lol! Mine would be too,I Love rockhounding.

[@chrissiejundt9867]

Marvelous finds

[@AgateAngler]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@bmiller7229]

The last one was nice! Will you polish it or cut first?

[@AgateAngler]

I may very well do both.

[@TheLastHowlMain]

Love ur vids, very inspiring

[@jeanwillis810]

AWESOME !!!

[@AgateAngler]

Appreciate it!

[@royolstad8532]

I saw your older video fly fishing in the Missouri Rv. Do you ever fish in the Yellowstone around Billings? I checked the water guage in Billings, looks like water temp are pretty warm for trout. Do they migrate to cooler water in summer?

[@AgateAngler]

I have fly fished on the Yellowstone upstream of Billings, around Big Timber. There are trout, just not many, around Billings.

[@sherolynsmith5447]

Gasp!

[@richardhunter8241]

how often do you see bears?

[@AgateAngler]

Never, not once. It is possible, just not many down around Billings where I mostly hunt.

[@krissynow2024]

Who can I get to cut a rock for me?

[@AgateAngler]

I would look into finding a local gem and mineral club or a rock shop

[@RoseBleueRockhounding]

J'ai été de passage dans cette belle région, faut croire que nous étions pas au bon endroit pour trouver ces magnifiques agates , dommage j'aurais tant aimé.

[@ispout]

Please look up Pudding Stones. They were named by the English settlers because they resembled pudding with fruit. Pudding Stones are found in Ontario and parts of Michigan. You did not find a Pudding Stone.

[@user-in8jt8hn3d]

Есть такие красивые камни, а он внимание на них не обращает

[@kastah]

Beutiful findings, sooo lucky you are