Rock Hounding !! Dry Creek Middle Town California Quest 4 Treasure # 130 By: Quest For Details

[@anniebodyhome1000]

Thank you so much for "taking me outside." I used to rock hound, but am disabled now. I would love to spend an afternoon doing what you do. I can almost smell the fresh air and the creeks... Next best thing to being there!

[@lynettedevries1824]

annie bodyhome, I just had to reply to your comment because I too used to rock hound but from a mental condition, I have had a few years fear of outdoors I can't. Here in Queensland Australia, I spent many weekends going onto creeks and rivers and yes through the videos I can almost smell the fresh air. For me, it has been over 30 years since I have done it because when I was well I did not know anyone with a car. A YT channel I like is THE CRYSTAL COLLECTOR, another is ROOKIE ROCK HOUNDING which I think is done here and they find really nice stones. Another is LIZ KREATE and she has videos about her budgie too. I miss them, they were my babies. Take now now.

[@todddaugherty110]

That was indeed a pleasure. Someone that knows what they are talking about and knows how to film. I have been a hound for over 50 years. Health issues prevent me from collecting any more so I thank you for bringing back the joy.

[@dreamweaver8102]

That keeper is SIC. Oh, so lucky. Right on! Im havimg so much fun. 😊

[@maidatoyoartiles5919]

🖐😲😍 que piedras tan bellas . La naturaleza es mágica. Gracias por compartir 👍👍🖐🖐🖐❤

[@endeeray4295]

Oh My, I could do this for hours and not realize the time. I love details in rock/ stone. Thanks for sharing this!!

[@henrythemolineguy]

You are the Bob Ross of rock hounding! Happy little rocks! I love the videos! Keep'em coming!

[@littleSallyJo]

So glad you are back to the ROCKS!! Thanks for taking us along!

[@judyhobday4760]

i enjoy walking along with you and learning with your explanation.

[@heytbnk2023]

Dude youre like the bob ross of rock hunting. Youre awesome 🤘🏻

[@amosu629]

Jey Berg *Bob Rock

[@skippylippy547]

LOL ! OMG Jey you're right! He really is the Bob Ross of rock hunting! ^5

[@ChuckHaney]

Summed it up nicely. This my third video in a row.

[@kastah]

LOVE green rocks!!

[@lizzymoore54]

I hope you remembered the boulder! It was magnificent as all your finds are, always. 😉

[@dreamweaver8102]

Oh the metallic, greeen stone was a total keeper. What a prize. See? Id be in Heaven, that bucket wont be big enough. Lol

[@cathers2hbergerthe22]

Love the brecciated minerals, like little puzzles.

[@vetapres614]

I am impressed by your ability to see a beauty in a simple rock

[@blackdogee1]

I love your enthusiasm! I just got back from AZ and never know what the heck kind of rocks I have found. I know some basics but your videos have helped so much. Thank you!

[@soo1621]

loved being with you on your walk today looking for rocks. i learn alot when you explain what you see in each rock. thank you!!!

[@mikelobello6737]

You have such a reverence for nature, all of nature. Looking at the shinys wow thank-you for sharing your knowledge.

[@timcarver5492]

Really enjoy your videos.

[@summerland6397]

Enjoy your videos and learn much, thank you.

[@ademirjsilvasilva3152]

I just love yors finds bode thanks for the nice job on this rocks be blessed

[@nourazurinskas9317]

your the best

[@carolyncook1095]

I enjoy very much watching your videos. They hold my interest where other rock founders don't. I like the walking tours in a part of the country I may never visit. I like the way you talk about rocks, your descriptions, and the close ups and twisting and turning finding the best light. I especially like to anticipate the next time you will say "oh my God, and wow! " three times when you find something you especially think is a very good rock. Hope in a small way to try rock hounding at least once . Good luck to you, always.

[@TreeLynnT]

Oh! Saw opal in that one! Nice!

[@frettwalker351]

That's the all seeing eye rock you've found very cool very cool

[@rockcrazygal5166]

Wow Awesome hunt!!!, I’m heading out tomorrow. Am suffering withdrawals after watching your video… seriously.

[@lazooro]

Yes I like your videos and PRO voice too!

[@candywarmuth2455]

Wait, I'll be there in a minute . lol You always inspire me to look everywhere.

[@Grandmasrockin]

The happiest birthday to you

[@elsamarthafitzneryrra7545]

Una excelente cámara, casi puedo tocar las rocas que muestra. Felicidades

[@dannymichel1442]

Love your videos. Thank you for sharing!

[@QuestForDetails]

thank you !

[@vitaninja2687]

Man, how do you get so lucky to find so many different stones in one place ?? Lol love it

[@QuestForDetails]

California Rivers are rich variety, I could collect all day , So Manny different cool treasures !! Thanks For watching

[@jeannieschannel1107]

I'm new to rock hounding. You are teaching me so much! Thank you! Makes me kinda wish I lived in California, but in 2021 I'm glad I don't.

[@annabeaulne2541]

Love 2 go touring with you. I'm always on the Hunt. I think I found 7 count EM 7 Hammer Stones all within a 5 Ft. radius. None were ever wrapped in Leather .

[@АльбинаНовацкая]

Gold, nice!

[@laurenleon2061]

belated Happy Birthday!!! been following your posts since i found your channel couple of months ago. Very enjoyable rockhounding...

[@QuestForDetails]

thank you! thats awesome !

[@warrenwall7095]

Awesome so much cool stuff and varieties too, next time you fly over drop some from the plane please.

[@QuestForDetails]

homeland security tackles Nate at 10,000 feet , trying to drop strange package, ... story at 11, lol

[@cscsantos1]

Plan on visiting that location. Nice work!

[@kimho4255]

I like your videos, I learn a lot. Thanks.

[@bille8248]

Holy moly! I'm impressed you found opal! I have never found opal before anywhere

[@ChuckHaney]

20:44 "Whatever that is..." … as the red bit quickly comes alive and crawls under his skin, like a scene from some alien sci-fi movie. :P

[@tinaleal1489]

You should pick up yellow rocks and. Blue rocks I'm sure there is pretty patterns on those just a suggestion

[@wendywobbles1]

Amazing finds, I would love to see them cleaned and polished finished, I esp liked the ones near the end of the video and the one with the gold specks running through it, great job and like you, I would be tempted to make rock walls out of the bigger ones too :D peace to all

[@QuestForDetails]

I want A saw to slab these Jade looking ones!! can't wait to see light through them.!

[@wendywobbles1]

You must let us see the finished product :D I am always fascinated with your videos ;)

[@magapickle01]

I have rock saws if your ever near dufur Oregon .. message me .

[@christopherwilson1878]

really enjoy your videos. i am on the east coast south of boston so my rockhounding is a whole different minerological mix... would rockhound with you anyday.

[@QuestForDetails]

ill wander by some time! Thanks For Watching !

[@TreeLynnT]

Looks like pyrite in the zig zag rock

[@novryilham6563]

Good rock

[@blackdog.6398]

Looks like it mite be great for meteors coming out of there take a magnet 🧲 too search for them ...thx muchly.

[@TreeLynnT]

I have a rock very similar to the first RED u picked up.

[@413MassDigger]

Cool adventure bud, nice rock finds,and info!!! Thanks for taking us along!! GL/HH -Ray

[@QuestForDetails]

Thanks I appreciate it, Thanks for watching !

[@413MassDigger]

Quest for Details no problem bud, I gave your page a shout on my vid I just uploaded the other day, HH-Ray

[@QuestForDetails]

thanks thats awesome !!!

[@Pamelaandjoulepii]

Great hunting! The wiggly looking one might be a mudfossil?

[@crucifyrobinhood]

April 1, 2022 @ 1:30 pm. Hey Nate! I'm headed out the door now to go to Dry Creek Cutoff. There should still be some water in it. Gonna take my blubber boots just in case. Looking forward to trying to high grade that gravel, lol. Thanks for the location my dude, see ya!

[@crucifyrobinhood]

6:00 pm. Had a great trip. Kept a few really interesting jaspers and agate, jaspagates, chalcedony shot with mica, etc.

[@diggingcharleston3116]

Very cool.. I know nothing about rocks.. The only thing we have here in our creeks are crabs,oysters and pluff mud😬.. You sink up to your your knees in mud

[@QuestForDetails]

and miniballs ! heck of a week hope your luck was good !

[@diggingcharleston3116]

haven't been able to dig the last 2 weeks. I hope to get to the beach Saturday morning. I haven't tried my new detector at the beach yet. I'm sure I will go back to my honey hole Sunday. I haven't been shooting any videos because I'm too retarded to figure out how to edit. I hate to keep shooting short videos but I will have something I'm going to pull out of the ground this weekend for sure

[@TH-sd9hv]

My 6 year old and I are heading up to Middletown tomorrow for some rock hounding. He's hoping to find some cool stuff like you did on this trip! (Can't lie, mommy is too! Some Jade chunks and the metallic rocks are on my wish list!)

[@QuestForDetails]

Good luck Happy Hunting!!

[@dakotasrocks]

I love your videos! A few of your stones aren’t what you say they are. That isn’t an opal but an agate! We sadly don’t have common opals here. We do have fire opals though! Opals aren’t formed in layers. Opals are formed when mineral rich volcanic ash covers tree branches and other biological materials. Over many years, the minerals replace the biological matter and form opals.

[@symonsheppard5519]

Outstanding, some I've never seen before, I'm having trouble with some of your pronunciation and have to think but you are extremely eloquent and articulated in your description, a quality not everyone has that's for sure. How do not want to take them all home, the concrete would look cool sliced, a modern conglomerate. Jade, jade, you lucky man, but smashing the rock is criminal, how could you be so cruel to me, I'm in the uk and we have nothing like this. I'm only 57 would you like to adopt me? I will carry your bucket for you and scrub the rocks clean. Opal is amazing. Great video.

[@QuestForDetails]

lol, thank you for watching, !! you can help me collect anytime!!

[@symonsheppard5519]

Quest for Details I enjoyed watching, it was a pleasure and certainly better than most. If I thought you meant it I would start saving the money to get over to the states and spend some time with you rock hounding and learning your geography, it's a nice dream but I fear I will never experience the diversity of your multinational population , the huge seemingly endless landmass and the clearly visible changes in its shape and sometimes undulating rock layers visible thanks to natural erosion, the highlighted evening skyline like a picture postcard as the sunsets over the vast horizon of just one American state, to put things in perspective for you to understand the landmass I refer to, Texas is four times larger than the UK, it takes less than one day to drive from top to bottom. Thank you for refreshing my dream.

[@lindadechiazza2924]

After you adopt this butler from england would you both merry good time at tea time in the queen mary at long beach

[@joyceherreid7586]

Old fashioned dyi rock tumbler: 1 old record player 1 old (or new) belt 2 steel rods 8 wooden spools 2x2 ft piece of plywood Four straight sided spent cartridge ammo shells that loosely fit the rods. One or two durable, sealable canisters. Piece these together for a very cheap home made tumbler. Every item can be found at thrift stores or in the trash.

[@NightmareZXM]

11:03 mint chocolate chip rock in my opinion that rock looks delicious also I subscribed love your viedos

[@البدايهكالنهايه]

جميل ورائع 👍👍👍🇸🇦

[@sarejen6868]

You found some beautiful stones on this trip. The window on the one was a teaser to show the light through the stone, mother nature knows how to show off her shines. I'm kinda guessing but did you run your metal detector over those metallic silvery stones? Maybe you found some mixed metals? Great video thanks for sharing!

[@QuestForDetails]

not yet, but I will now, good idea !!

[@chriswells4028]

I pretend I'm with him when I'm cleaning rocks at my sink in my camper

[@angelob9465]

what you called "old cement" is actually puddingstone.

[@uponthisrock1555]

I hope you got a tumbler for your birthday.

[@lizzymoore54]

What happened to your big, beautiful boulder? I hope you didn't forget it!

[@QuestForDetails]

just giving the cougar some space , lol

[@theresabraddock9310]

26:33 petrified frog. even has eyes!

[@dougreed9843]

If you poured a bucket of water on the dried white looking side of the bank?

[@tleav61]

Love that chunk of Jade. I’d love to toss that into my 12 Lb rock tumbler.

[@dakotasrocks]

tleav61 nooooo That piece is a slicer! I would make that into slabs and cab it!

[@tleav61]

Dakota1 Gt ....or, that too. Slicing it, yeah!

[@dakotasrocks]

You should come visit us at the Santa Rosa Gem And Mineral Society!

[@kingme79]

@28:42 chalcedony?

[@MedicalSkillsTraining]

I love jade and I’m curious how to tell difference from common opal and jade?

[@jondiggs9402]

I think that was gold in that rock

[@Karen-mk6sq]

Not Opal, it's Agate, same with the one you called Jade.

[@lynettedevries1824]

Karen Banks, Try the KZbin channel ROOKIE ROCK HOUNDING the stones are nice and the videos are filmed in Australia. I also like watching the CRYSTAL COLLECTOR too.

[@bequakynskagroupie3751]

I said the same thing. Def not jade at he beginning but interesting indeed

[@kevinjakovec3783]

not to many people get it, but you do know whats lifes about.

[@Patience50]

Could that zig-zag stone come from the interior of a larger clam shell?

[@jsamsons]

Lol great vid, you didn't really have to explain that the holes in a button are seethrough anyway, I hope most people knew that 😀

[@hobiajah6228]

👍👍👍👍

[@zenwerkzarts4243]

Just found your channel and subbed! . What do you do with all of the amazing stones you find?

[@QuestForDetails]

Yard collections and the best to be cut and tumbled, or just specimens

[@old-timeangler5356]

What part of the country are in, that has those nice finds.

[@เอ็มใง-ห1ห]

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[@lorimangold2890]

It looks like Ruby zoisite

[@dido111115]

What do you do with your rocks?

[@ronboxhall7716]

Did you ever find out if the ring was real and return it to the person

[@QuestForDetails]

the stone was not a diamond but now its been suggested its topaz, and any number of other clears stones, so needs a jeweler, thanks for paying attention .

[@mrarby9780]

where is this?

[@larrybair8074]

How do you know so much about rocks?

[@QuestForDetails]

I only try my best guesses but I was raised rock hounding, and have friends that are always willing to share what they know so , I try to pay attention and retain, Thanks for watching !!

[@bequakynskagroupie3751]

Not jade. But cool looking

[@rodrickadams5639]

I'm liking your videos you described one stone as a mud fossel you should check out a site "Mud fossel University " and listen to his theory about how the mountains was made very interesting

[@QuestForDetails]

sounds cool, thanks for watching

[@melodyannduke1849]

are you in lake county

[@TreeLynnT]

That's not opal.

[@tinaleal1489]

Rocks have eyes?????

[@TreeLynnT]

Cut a thin strip off of it. I cringed at the word smash

[@babehzamroni6451]

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