Rock Stop At Eel River - With Clean Up And Cut - Quest 4 Treasure # 571 By : Quest For Details

[@scoobnicholas3868]

Thanks again for sharing your adventures, really enjoy your detailed look at the beauty in the rocks. ROCK-ON

[@Colleen858]

Love the blues and greens ❤ Thanks for taking us along❤

[@lesliesisson2908]

Niçe findes. Thanks for sharing.

[@ntalbot20]

I'm camping on the Eel river right now and the stuff I'm finding is incredible. Thanks for all the info...it's really helped my hunt. I could do this all day, if only my hips would cooperate!! Lol!

[@kellyjones3311]

Just great! The music, rocks, driving through giant trees. I especially love the green rocks, the Irish in me. Thanks for time out of mind. ✌

[@donbuckholts8981]

Thanks

[@lisaroche2746]

Beautiful rocks, beautiful drive, beautiful cuts. Loved the sparkles 😊💖💗💕

[@QuestForDetails]

its gone be a good summer, thanks for sticking with the Quest !

[@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469]

A man in my past had this personality. He planted one of those tall pine trees in my yard. He watches me from heaven since 2005... I miss those journeys....

[@QuestForDetails]

❤️

[@avilacanario]

Amen...

[@gregadams5847]

Nate, when I was working in the area, a fellow grad student called that Peridotite. That seems to match the books. Its usually high in iron and makes the detector sing. I have found some in Cash Creek on my side of the hill. It weathers bad and like your cuts can have a thick weathered skin. Larger ones cut better. Some are a deep green inside. But, very dark. I haven't cabbed any yet. Thanks Again.

[@QuestForDetails]

thank you , there are so many minerals to research , having hints and clues to what to read about really saves time !

[@gregadams5847]

@@QuestForDetails Same here. Every time I watch you I learn something new.

[@tomshively5419]

Nice drive thanks

[@GabrielRamirez-gf7vo]

Thanks for the adventure

[@QuestForDetails]

thanks for coming Along !!

[@CurrentlyRockhounding]

Those frogs area so loud at the start. 9:13 is an excellent find. Thanks for the mention!

[@QuestForDetails]

and thank you for all the constant work you do on your channel for the hounding community !

[@katherinedoughty839]

I'm glad your new spot paid off. Some real beauties!! Enjoyed the trip thanks👍

[@EDLaw-wo5it]

Toward the last looked like dendritic silver. Great place and beautiful. Havagudun Nate. Be safe out there.

[@robielequeron6462]

enjoy wherever wil go and keep safe always.

[@QuestForDetails]

thank you for coming along !

[@chriswells6974]

It must be in our blood every neat rock that catches my eye I save now I have huge piles of them and I don't want to part with them

[@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469]

My children said if you ever go Tina facility mom we will have our work cut out removing all the rocks... I said leave them for other to enjoy. If they don't enjoy my work they don't belong in my house....

[@chriswells6974]

@@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469 yep and I tell them don't bring your feelings to the workplace cause there gonna get hurt

[@QuestForDetails]

@@rebeccaofsunnybrookefarm8469 long may you enjoy those stones still, and be home the whole time. G.B.

[@TheRogueRockhound]

Weird how KZbin just suggested your channel to me, we've chatted before elsewhere. Anyway, cool vid man.

[@silverback5033]

Nate, some great looking rocks once again. The blue green pieces are great looking pieces, though that last piece# of Jasper was really cool. Another great video, those rivers you visit are so productive it’s extraordinary to me. Keep Safe & Keep Rockin

[@QuestForDetails]

im supper lucky to live here as a hound, i'm here on this side of the ring of fire so we got the ocean volcano mix going on that keeps the minerals diverse . always something new !

[@janicescragg2388]

Thank you for cutting the sparkle potato rocks. The shiney areas look like labradorite. Pretty awesome that such a plain looking rock on the outside should be so pretty on the inside. I totally would have disregarded those rocks thinking they were leaverites. Currently Rockhounding is an amazing source of information I highly recommend his channel. That being said, I have also learned a lot from you. Your channel has a lot to offer the viewer as well. Keep on questing I for one enjoy going along on the hunt.

[@QuestForDetails]

currently rockhounding has alot of helpful knowledge every episode, answers questions I have every time I watch a vid , I try watch every episode, its just loaded with info about all the same rocks I hunt here.

[@janicescragg2388]

@@QuestForDetails Thank you. His channel is one that I watch all the time too. I agree he is a fountain of knowledge. I have been rockhounding most of my life but I still find I have so much to learn. The frustrating part is trying to remember all the gosh darn names of everything. 😁

Super amo pedras e seus vídeos. Beautiful vídeo my Friends.

[@QuestForDetails]

I hope you are safe , please be careful ! I was thinking of you and kinda worried . : )

[@avilacanario]

As usual good stuff! Can't go wrong watching your videos.

[@QuestForDetails]

thank you ! very nice of you to say !

[@aydamercado6798]

Really beautiful rocks, don’t know the name of the white and black.... was stunning!! But each one are beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@michelleangers342]

Thank you Nate! I I get so much joy from watching your videos! Much love to you and yours from Windsor ON Canada.

[@tracymcguinness241]

Thank you for sharing, I love your videos

[@vickygoodwin9771]

Thank you for sharing all your adventures. I really enjoy seeing them all!

[@johnsaucerhunter]

Simply wonderful quest Nate! Loved seeing what some of them looked like after being cut.

[@sandmaker]

Another great trip. My only negative is I would have brought home the bright red banded jasper. Of course I'm partial to jaspers. Thanks for letting us tag along and showing us the cuts at the end. You never know what's in the middle of the rock until you cut it. Be safe and stay healthy 😷⚒

[@QuestForDetails]

I am always trying to decide when enough is enough , I need to do more with my jasper mountain at home so I don't feel guilty grabbing more, thanks for coming on another hunt, I appreciate it !

[@bevzimmerman2102]

Nate I think you find beautiful rocks. I am a rock hound also. When my son was alittle boy we were digging in the dirt and he found a rock but it was a tooth. Pretty cool! Anyway thank you for the awesome videos, I'm learning alot from you. 👏👏👏🍀🍀🍀

[@daltonhall9776]

Wish I still lived there. So beautiful.

[@nathanfult]

I though he said rock “SHOP” lol

[@QuestForDetails]

the shop was closed , but maybe next time ; )

[@katt3428]

As a local these videos are amazing! I just wish I pick your brain about a couple of special rocks I found here lol. Thank you again for doing what you do. :)

[@karenscrivano1435]

Oh yeah! Thank you for taking us along! That was so much fun! I love seeing that's in the rocks too

[@QuestForDetails]

trying to cut some almost every hunt now for better looks at what they are .

[@scottowens940]

This is great, thanks!, PS? The stones you cut, looks kinda like shocked quartz.

[@lelandthelucky]

That’s called the gravel bunker by locals , the state parks took stewardship of that area a decade ago and put up a gate . It gets picked by locals for garden barriers and such.

[@QuestForDetails]

yes looks like easy access and good picnicking area , and im sure when a flood year hits its got a good reset on the beds.

[@GREEKEXPLORERS]

So beautiful video 😍😍

[@melodyhart2017]

Loved the ride and the music .It does not matter what they call it,its beautiful .A rose by any name is still a rose .

[@paultherockhound7277]

Been getting into cutting and polishing its amazing wat is inside off the ugliest rocks stay safe be happy

[@QuestForDetails]

the cutting makes it like a find all over again, good stuff !

[@NWRockExplorer]

awesome video as always, I really like that flashy serpentine!! Could i ask where you find your music? always looking for new sources🙂

[@QuestForDetails]

Imovie has a audio library, for some , KZbin has an audio library I use , and then (rarely ) every once in a while I toss in some original music from my band. mostly iMovie and KZbin library lately.

[@NWRockExplorer]

@@QuestForDetails Awesome, thanks!!

[@ccccarriemchardy9216]

Looks like epidote and orthoclase mixed.

[@QuestForDetails]

thank you , the leads really help with the research .

[@bhenry9356]

Happy St. Patrick’s Day.

[@Centannicocktails]

Hey there Nate! I'm headed to the Eel River then to Eureka this weekend. My son lives above Avenue of the Giants. I'm super excited as I am familiar with where you are. Last weekend I was at the Trinity River. I was able to tolerate maybe 5 minutes being the Water with water shoes. Extremely freezing right now! I imagine the Eel will be just as cold??? Should I bring waterproof hiking boots in case?

[@roburry2551]

A lot of the specimens you first cut are members of the epidote group associated with superheated serpentines, in contact metamorphic zones.

[@QuestForDetails]

epidote , thank you ! they are in abundance in my yard and area, and I live in high volcanic zone on a almost pure serpentine Ridgeline.i will do a deep dive on it now, much appreciated

[@thomashopkins3870]

The greens are my favorite, there's little pieces in the creek by my house, but not that pretty

[@damama4209]

😎👍

[@chriswells6974]

Am I becoming a rock hound

[@QuestForDetails]

they are everywhere so its a simple hobby, and an awesome excuse to keep looking around the next corner ( thriving ).

[@andrewdoll9621]

Why didn't you think of bringing a umbrella on your other videos

[@QuestForDetails]

I bought it half way through the trip, a overnighter that stretched a week in the end , the brains catching up with the body I suppose ,lol, ; )

[@nicolechappell1586]

Location?!