Thanks for tagging along on this hunt, it was an absolute blast going exploring at the spot! Make sure to hit that subscribe button to join me on future adventures 🤘🤘 Also! I will be uploading a second video this week, on Sunday morning! I'm very excited to share it with you all, I'll share more details as we get closer to Sunday!
I don't want to invade you spots, so I won't ask where you were but can you tell me what river you were in? Alot of times while I'm in the rivers I have been finding quarts on the large gray rocks that are piled under the bridges.
What part of Wisconsin are you in.. I'm down here in the far south east the racing Kenosha area... But many years since I've been physically able rock hounding.
great info, I live in central Michigan and have only hunted the dirt roads around my house, and I appreciate all the pieces you find helps me to identify
Looking forward to seeing what your going to do with that rock. Good luck in the challenge. Amazing images of the trees as the sunshine warms the forest in preparation for spring towards the end of the video. Been so nice to get out as of lately with the sun out more each day. Good luck to all the participants of the challenge. Looking forward to seeing what everyone does for it.
Man some creeks are just temperamental haha! But it’s those ones that get us to appreciate new finds and find new interest in different stuff. I’m not gonna lie... I’m super curious about what you’re going to make!!!! I can’t wait brother!
Hey what's that white stuff on the ground? I'm from so cal and we don't know what that is? Actually just went hiking in the hills and found some grapefruit size geodes. Very volcanic here lots of big agates with various inclusions and colors.
Can someone help me understand how RU-vid chooses what to show me? I keep getting offered the same films again and again, and often, they haven't been marked as liked even though I always do. How do I find the ones I haven't seen? Always liking AgateDad.
It's always fun to explore a new spot, even if you find nothing but the sound of that moving water is a blessing and something to be grateful for.....keep hunting & stay warm & safe .....Iowa is warming up too.....53 F today !
The Jasper pieces are so beautiful, it is amazing how there are so many different types of rocks. That was a great place to visit, thanks for your great video ❤️🇦🇺xxx
Absolutely love your videos man. I've never been on the north shore but I have the keewanaw peninsula and I would really suggest taking a trip there the rocks there are stunning.
You find a beautiful place on a beautiful day. I think you missed an agate at :47 seconds, almost dead center of your picture. Dark red with what looked like banding. It was just before you picked up your first Jasper. Happy hunting on your next trip.
Another fun video. Fresh ground is always an adventure. You just reminded me that I have 2 recently discovered streams to check out this week-end. Get to break-in the new waders! Woot! As always... Good Luck, Have Fun and Keep on Houndin'... Steve.
Hi again TAYLOR Enjoyed being out in Wisconsin for a bit! Especially the sound of the river gives all hope spring is on the way. Thinking by the look of the rocks there that it probably isn't an agate spot. You can usually tell as agate areas have a look which is hard to describe but guess learned and felt. Other goodies though that looked quite nice. Thx as always and catcha next time.
That sure is beautiful country for rock hounding. I have been meaning to ask you, what type of camera do you use ? I am thinking about getting one, so I can make my own videos. I sure enjoy your videos !!!!
You could have recorded 20 minutes of the sound of the flowing water. Really soothing and calming. Can't wait to see what you're going to do with the slab! Have a good weekend Taylor.
@@AgateDad I think some of that is the evergreens. Not many right here - I planted two hemlock over 20 years ago and they have only done so-so. Most greens at the moment are ferns ive planted or moved closer to the house and moss. Lots of mud from construction too. I like the aspens and birch up there in the north as well.
I think what you're calling jasper at the start might be rhyolite , or possibly sandstone. The clearly layered ones that are kinda dull are probably sandstone (I see it blends into jasper on a piece). 8:28 your fav I think is rhyolite.
I kind of had a feeling I was mis-identifying some, especially those layered ones, I need to get a Wisconsin rocks and minerals book/website link to help me out next time! I basically slammed on the breaks when I saw exposed river bank so it was a very spur of the moment hunt lol thanks for commenting bud
@@AgateDad Yeah we had a cold snap here for 2 weeks, was constantly around -40. Then it broke, and now it's been above freezing for over a week. In the day, anyway. Still chilly at night.
Your name should have been "Jasper Dad" for this video. :P But I'd like to see you on a different kind of rock hunt... On job sites! (With owners consent) I think you'll find more agates than you thought you would! (The best hunting is right after it rains, in low level sunlight) :D Good luck in 2021
Awesome you're mixing it up! As much as I like lake agates, its the same thing over and over again. Like the folks who go to the yellow stone river everyday, pretty cool the first 30 times.....
Well sometimes people can only go to one location, at least they're finding different treasures each time. Each find is individually unique so even though the location may be the same, each day is unique and hopefully enjoyable for them ❤
