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I use an app called Rockd that looks very similar to the macrostrat site that you use, it might not be as detailed though.

I wish I had this video when I started! Figuring this out on my own took me months. Thank you so much for compiling such good info thank you for making this. Saving to share I liked the music I think a compromise would be a slower track!

Awesome! I've been having trouble digging up information about my local geological history in Southern Stevens County.

I watch or listen to UA-cam videos on all of the sciences and other topics an average of several hours a day and this is probably the single most interesting and helpful video I have ever seen. I am going to share the hell out of it.

Amazing video!! Thanks for sharing!!

Appreciat the video. Watching fromt the Philippines. Traveled through much of the western USA over the years and always wondered about the geology. I 2nd the advice to cut the music out. Thanks.

Amazing video!! Thanks for sharing!!

love this but save bandwidth by ditching the annoying music. Just because you CAN add music doesn't mean you should.

come with me in romania to find some nice metals...

now convert it to u 235 and make a video of it

The gasp I GUSPED when you slammed that gorgeous yellow quartz into the ground

Is that dangerous?

The stuff you said is iron Pyrite might be gold or contain a descent amount of gold.

The redish dark brown rocks are iron ore.

Those rocks look good for ore containing rock types. You should pan in the creek if it is allowed.

I could use 895 more subscribers before I turn 70 at the end of this year! Thank you so much! VegasLoveBug

I'm so glad they are thinking in this direction, I was hoping someone would see the true potential of lidar

I lived in Deary from 1985-2004. Still go there all the time. Did you get lectured by a local for not calling it Spud Hill?

Cool!

Where is this?

Hell yeah dude. Good to see you doing well

Stunning! A once in a lifetime sight of pure splendor.

❤♥️♥️♥️♥️

So beautiful

Great to see you're still at it, super happy for you that you get to check out the lively side of volcanology finally! The work can be overwhelming, but it will pay dividends in the long run, and in the shorter term, you're adding to the collective of human knowledge of the history of Montana, which is pretty freaking cool.

Whats the white crystal you show at the end?

Good luck with your life dude.

Remember, Dorthy was from Kansas. lol

Hang in there. It will be worth it. Very interesting. Geology. Thank you for sharing😎

A friend of mine did something similar. He collected high-grade Ag ore, smelted and refined it himself then fashioned a wedding ring.

Buy some stainless steel nuts at the hardware store maybe a few screws to throw in there

bring a hammer next time..

I'm very impressed my dear

That spot looks really juicy!

I want to start looking but got a ? Im in pa by Hazelton pa can you find gold in that area???? Anyone know please feel free to comment?

Hell yeah

Do you ever sell the uranium you find? I would like to purchase some if at all possible.

What’s up dude! I also just moved to Kansas (Hays) from Idaho (Idaho Falls). I’m a huge rock hound and fossil/arrowhead hunter so if you ever want a partner to explore the area I’m game. I used to hunt the volcanic intrusive events around Arco and Challis Idaho, along with anything down in the Owayhees and Rabbit Springs Thundereggs along with Granitic Pegmatites in the island park area as well. Hit me up on facebook if you’re bored man, it would be nice to meet a fellow volcanic nerd such as myself! lol 🤙🏼

Sooner or later perfection will be had. Really enjoy watching the attempt.

Thank you sir

Where is the mine located?

You probably learned by now that you should turn your iron discrimination on... As there is iron in the rock...

Dont do that, you will die man 😢😦🥺☠️💀

nice to see you back, glad to hear your getting your masters's. I was going to ask you if you had employment for the summer. Im in Nova Scotia, thought you might be interested as I need some mapping down on a 2500 acre claim rich in precious metals and Critical Minerals. Google (The Cabot Trail, in The Cape Breton Highlands ) for a better look. Cheers.

Set into the bank of a recently built logging road, I found odd rocks of various sizes. They consisted of a very hard gray round core with very tiny shiny bits in its cross-section. They also had a rock coating of a much softer less dense rock type of a medium brown color, which crumbles if hit with another rock. These rocks are very much like an egg in their construction, but they are definitely not eggs. Some of these rocks are singular in their placement within the sand of the bank, while others are pressed together like frog eggs. The smallest of these rocks was about 1 inch in diameter, while the larger rocks were about 10 inches in diameter. Can you please tell me what these rocks are and how they were formed?

I've had gold fever . It came to my attention that gold is literally everywhere and its in places one one never consider .

Gotta have balls to do this.

I am a geologist and teacher of math and science in italy. Great video thx.

Appreciate the vid!!, hope you panned it!