Rockhounding Idaho: A Pile of Geodes

In this video the california crew head to Jack Rabbit Springs to get their hands on some Geodes.
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[@user-jm8fn5fu6c]

Get a black light and look at those ones you've cut open under it in a dark place, they should all show fluorescent properties. That's one of the really neat things about the rocks from Jack Rabbit Springs.

[@JKOutdoors.]

Yes, we did this when we got them and some didn’t but a lot of them were orange and a little purple

[@vernbaumgardner8374]

I lived not far from Jackrabbit Springs in Rogerson. Been there several times. Once found a rose colored crystal the size of a golf ball. Pretty cool 👍

[@JKOutdoors.]

That sounds awesome! I need to make another visit soon.

[@Kibbletyts242]

Watching you operate the wet saw was a hole clenching experience & your reaction once you turned it off was hilarious! I can clearly see you know how to operate one, please take some precautions next time & wear some goggles & a respiratory shield. Stones & minerals contain many of the same elements that we see on class action lawsuit commercials about mesothelioma & asbestos & oxidized metals, like copper & iron & magnesium which can annoying to fatal. Open air environment or not, its direct contact & hazardous. Please, try asbestos you can next time & brew up some safe-tea.

[@rvtravelingbeachbumsstevea4105]

Are you guys are close to Nevada just off 93 right? Those are amazing finds.

[@JKOutdoors.]

Yup! A fun place