Seems all the cool rocks are not in my part of sw Missouri

Yeah I'm definitely going to have to that next week. I have some cool geodes I want to soak also.

Thanks man 😊 yeah it was just a gorgeous day. Usually what you can find in creeks is pretty beat up it’s really cool finding them coming out of the bedrock in such good shape

@@dustinfindsrockswhere is this?!?! I LIVE IN MISSOURI

Yeah this spot is really cool! It's amazing finding crystals in the creek!

Ha ha! You’re welcome let me know. I didn’t get to the acid yet but that’ll definitely be one of my next videos I got some cool geodes for the acid bath also

Thanks man! Yeah I'll probably do that next week. I have some geodes that I found that I want to put in muriatic acid also.

Yeah this is the place I was telling you about. The druse quartz vugs there are all filled with calcite. Last time we found some dogtooth crystals! Started working on the trilobite video today... We might have to get out somewhere this weekend. I'm not sure what we have going on. We NEED to do a fishing/rockhounding trip sometime soon too I think. Hope you're havin a good day brotha

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@@dustinfindsrocks I'll check those out, thanks. I usually look in the creeks around Fredericktown for agates. The druzy quartz from haunted ridge are really nice

Thank you! Yeah I really like this spot

Yeah chert/agate/quartz are all on a spectrum in my opinion. And yeah the chert/agate pieces are different from what I usually find. Definitely going to experiment with cutting some of them. My son already busted up the big one for me lol. I may try tumbling some of the pieces.

Yeah my friend Scott is super lucky this is right down the road from his house!

Thanks man

Right?! Haven’t found any barite at this spot yet but the lace agate quartz and calcite is super cool

Washington county has crazy potential! There’s so much neat stuff there

Lucky you!

I’ll have to check that out sometime

Thank you for watching I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Yeah it's super cool seeing the huge ribbons of quartz and agate with calcite just coming out of the bed rock. Hope you found some killer stuff in Arkansas man!

Yeah it was really beautiful there and finding them in the creek was super fun! Creek Rockhounding is the best. Thanks for supporting me babe 😘

Thank you. Definitely going to have to do that next week!

We’re working on it lol! Yeah it’s a really neat spot. So cool seeing a slab of bedrock that’s basically entirely agate and quartz

Lol yeah nobody soaked their feet. Yes definitely doing an acid video soon. I will also be doing something in the future with the Cher-agates 😆 Cash already busted up the big one for me

The chert is pretty intense because of various brine fluids mixing. Those are deeper basin hydrothermal alterations.

I’m working on a muriatic acid video right now 👍🏻 it’s pretty simple. I’ll hopefully get that video out later this week

Thank you, I look forward to watching it.

Cool I’ve looked around only a tiny bit there

Oh no way! Just on one piece

I will definitely turn things yellow if you don't rinse it really well and then soak it for 24 hours in baking soda water to neutralize the acid. I'm definitely going to have to do a video soon detailing the process. I prefer iron out for oxide stains but muriatic acid is awesome for removing calcite limestone and dolomite from quartz and other minerals.

@@dustinfindsrocks that'd be great!! I look forward to it

Further east this was in Washington County near Potosi

​@@dustinfindsrocks Only reason I asked was cuz I was wondering if you if you had any knowledge of the meteor impact events in Missouri? Where are the meteor impact sites in Missouri? The geographic area that is now Missouri was hit at least twice and probably three times by crater-forming space rocks. The two confirmed meteorite impacts are the Crooked Creek structure (Crawford County) and the Decaturville structure (Camden County), both of which are several miles in diameter.Oct 14, 2020 Weaubleau, Missouri - United States Meteorite Impact Craters Summary:The Weaubleau (or Weaubleau-Osceola) structure appears to be a 7 to 8 km diameter impact crater located in St. Clair County, Missouri.

@@DR_SOLO- Robinson Bluff and Washington State Park area are the impact zones. The meteors were traveling from E to W (slight SW trajectory). You can see the scars on Google Earth and the “land ripples” they created. I have several awesome specimens from those regions

​@@DR_SOLOthe closet strike on the south eastern mo area would be the crooked Creek impact in Crawford county Missouri area. You can Google 3 confirmed impacts on the 38 parallel lineament (I think) there are lots of pdfs on the geological studies done on these. I think there are 5 more unconfirmed heavily eroded sites as well.

Thank you 😊 glad you enjoyed it