New River, AZ Rockhounding Adventure: What Hidden Gems Will We Find?

[@yougoattube]

Will, thanks! Love the drone shots, really gives a nice feel for the lay of the land. And all that green after the rainy winter... Thanks again for sharing!

[@willorocks]

Thanks! Glad to hear, you enjoyed the drone shots. Yeah, sadly all the green stuff is sparking careless ATV wild fires out here now though. In just 3 weeks most of the popular ATV sites around the city have went up in smoke.

[@alexandrarosu9920]

Beautiful area! Enjoyed watching this one. Lots of nice rocks too.

[@willorocks]

Thanks! Glad to hear.

[@upnorthadventureswithccc]

So many beautiful finds out there with the amazing views :) 11:30 is sure nice ! All the jasper you found are very nice😊

[@willorocks]

Yeah that one was a pretty cool one, I still haven't cut that one open yet. So many rocks, so little time, haha! Thanks for watching!

[@kristi618]

Great finds Will! Wish it was still that nice weather out. Looked like a great day to be hunting for rocks.

[@willorocks]

Phew, I agree. It's been pretty grizzly lately.

[@wilbondcajunrockhound5758]

good day on the rocks , some cool stuff out there 11:30 was nice , thanks

[@willorocks]

Thanks so much! It's been pretty chaotic here lately.

[@alanreed4830]

Nice outing and finds. I live next to BLM land in NW New Mexico. Love to go out in the hills looking for rocks - and clay deposits too! Thanks for sharing.

[@willorocks]

How cool! It's always nice to have some good natural land near by to get out and relax or explore. Thanks for watching!

[@TheCaptainShow]

How you doing Will , the cholla new word on me, just love the place you go rockhounding, donkey business lol, love the dark jasper, like the Quarts at 10:33, some great rocks my friend , hope you well , catch you take care

[@willorocks]

Glad to hear you enjoyed the video my friend! Glad to hear! Hah! There's always plenty of donkey business around in that area. Thanks for watching!

[@airstreamwanderings3683]

It is impossible to go on a walk and not pick up a rock or two or three..... It would be interesting to take some random rocks and see what they turned into after tumbling.

[@willorocks]

Oh that's a good idea! I haven't run my tumbler in a while. It sure is tough to resist some of those rocks.

[@Ladybirdhank]

I find a lot of tools made out of that black stuff.

[@willorocks]

Oh cool! That's another reason I'm curious about that type of rock. Hopefully someone can identify it.

[@HikingAZ]

Dude, Im pretty sure those yellow flowers were Stinknet. You might want to report the location to the Tonto National Forest.

[@willorocks]

Yeah, you're right. It's Stinknet. Those things were pretty widespread this year sadly.