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Wow, that’s a fantastic specimen of pet wood! From my experience with concretions, the success rate varies wildly from site to site. At one locality we’ve visited before, practically every concretion has a complete crab or ghost shrimp exoskeleton!

So many different types of petrified wood out there. Nice relaxing day at the beach.

Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here: I lived in the Pacific Northwest for 30 years. I sure do miss it! Love those beaches... the smell... the rocks... the wildlife! I'm in Michigan now. (Up here in Rob's territory, lol!). Thanks for taking me rock hunting back in my old coastal haunts.

Many fond memories of Skimboarding and Rockhounding Beverly Beach!!

Beverly and Moolack are personal favorites for winter rockhounding. Teredo is on my bucket list!

So many childhood memories at Beverley Beach!

*Pushes up pedantic glasses* "Sir, those are SEA shells."

Beverly beach is one of my faves on the Oregon coast. Made some nice agate finds there. As always, love your shares.

I found one of the coolest agates we've found on Beverly beach! It suprised me since it's a popular spot. We're going to try and go back next winter i think. Maybe check out surrounding beaches. Thanks for the video!!

Bob Creek (an hour south) is another nice spot to look around, especially when the water is out. Godspeed!

A wonderful adventure and I'm sorry you lugged back a nice sandstone ball... but it's as you said .. "It's a gamble".

Beverly beach was pretty cool and that piece of teredo wood is an awesome specimen! You usually won't find them that big! So that is a really cool specimen! The agates and other cool cocks you can find there were pretty awesome! And the shells in the rocks were pretty awesome because they were petrified shells, so they were old, because they were in a concretion that fell out of the cliff face and rolled around the ocean a while and came back in and landed on the beach. So it was ancient clams and worth studying! I would love to have taken the clam to study and see what species, the age, and when it lived and why it died! There is a lot to learn about and from fossils! Sea fossils too! Thanks Jared and Sarah for the walk on the beach!

Great video! Thanks for sharing. Love the Little Rock with the hole in it.

This is awesome! I love Beverly Beach! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

I found this quote about Teredo Wood: North Dakota does not have a state stone or mineral, but Teredo Petrified Wood was designated as the state fossil in 1967.

The Nestucca Formation @34-40MA, siltstone and clam shells; the same character as present-day bays and inlets; mucky and smelly, like the Coos River estuary.

A nice walk on the beach. How romantic... wait there's rocks! Nice variety of rocks. Hope you had fun overnighting sy the park.😊

Beverly/Moolock are in my front yard. We love fossil hunting there. We go to Lincoln City for bigger agates.

Nice stuff! Thanks for taking us along. I like that you can just walk to the beach from the campground. It'll be fun to see what you find if you go back in the winter as well.

Teredo tomado lol. What a cool stone, i first saw it on one of Kyles vids and it just hijacked my eyeballs. I hope you dont cut it too, its so cool.

I would like to see a little piece of the Teredo wood cut & polished.

👁👁 shells Coooool…..👏👏

the one with the shells was like kinder egg

Thx as always for sharing folks! Looked like a relaxing day out hunting and some interesting finds. I've cracked a few concretions and haven't found anything other than little itty bitty shells inside. Have a good weekend ahead!

If the Toredo Wood takes a polish, I think it could be pretty amazing. Think Dallasite, but cooler?

I'm not much of a fossil person, but I guess those are good? My few are Agatized Fossil Coral, P-wood of course, and a nice Megalodon Tooth! Do you ever visit the Fossil Fest when it's around? I was at one when it was at the Rice Museum years ago. They were using a microwave to crack open their concretions.

We found some fossilized plants in stone, at the Pistol river ( a little further south). I haven’t researched the type yet. What is Laika’s breed? Her howl was so adorable!

Loved the beach! So spring and fall best beach collecting times? Due to Sand?

That look first looked septarian and everything else he said he would be jumping up and down for .