Geodes are so gorgeous! I wish they were around to find in Kansas lol

Is it amyone else the line that is red and it turns to pink

Everthing is in florida

Great video! Could you pass me the name of whatever it is you are smoking when out on these trips? 🤣 It would be cool if you also showed some polishing and such in some videos, explaining the process, et cetera.

In case no one told you, the caterpillar is called a saddleback and it says "don't touch me unless you want a nasty, pusy wound." Those hairs contain venom. One got my husband once (in Florida).

I have fun with you guys , I love to looking for fossils

7:12 it's a conker

awesome vid, you guys have more enthusiasm for rocks than hunter biden.

Cool stone there.

There's something special about you two, the universe seems to respond to you both. Theres magic there. Magic being science we haven't understood yet!

It’s so cool that you could find nice skulls on the side of the road but why no gloves sometimes

Does it work with new shells

Yep

Selenite

You were finding such great fossils.. WOW.. You answered my question.. I agee with your Quote. Learning is fabulous. Has that specific location been set aside For Research?? ~ Thanks for sharing with us!!

Those stickers and thorny little bushes are BLACKBERRIES.❤

Hey, I'm a new subscriber. I recently came across 'Michigan Rocks, ' which led me to 'WILDKYLE,' which in turn led me to you guys (and yesterday, I also found 'HoppeHunting' via you). I am really enjoying the content on all of your channels and hope you will upload more exciting trips! I enjoy watching both the rock/fossil hunting and the foraging trips, and I hope to see more of all of it in the future.

I enjoy the commentary portions moreso than all the finds as crazy as that may sound. You Sir are a dearth of overall knowledge.

What are the name of the beaches you went to

I was wondering if you would come across sundews! I live in Prince Edward Island, Canada and at the bog where I find pitcher plants and lady slipper orchids, I also find sundews. Our pitcher plants are shorter and wider than the ones you showed and have burgundy coloured flowers. The sundews here are tiny, 1-1.5 cm, and I walked by them for years before even noticing them. We have sooo many wild blueberries too due to the sandy soil surrounding this bog. Of course they too are a different type than the ones you picked, but they too pack a huge flavour punch compared to the large "tame" highbush ones.

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Copperhead Snake! There will be more. Be glad it was already passed!

great finds like always n descriptions you guys are the best

i love rocks and minerals...i am an avid rockhound

what brand of light do you have?

What type of sifting pan is that?

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Please someone tell me where this creek is?

Where is this? Pleeeaaase I have to know!!!!

Coons eat mussels too

Squirrel or chipmunk tracks

Great video guys! Very Enjoyable ❤❤❤❤

I really dig your circular-saw technique; I certainly know my way around a workshop but it never occurred to me to do it that way - I reckon it's safer & gives you a lot more control. Very well done, guys! ;~ ]

Beautiful camera work! Thanks for letting us tag along. ❤🎉

Omg! I loved this video you guys were so spontaneous and I really like watching you guys having fun with everything you guys do.😂

I've always wanted to do this but I'm not a big guy, not compared to those scaly river monsters so often lurking/looking for a snack.

I find piles like that when ‘cherry pickers’ come in, take only the very best and dump everything else…

how do you guys clean these skulls? i had a moldy/greasy wild boar skull, tried with some vinegar but basically ruined it :(

dude they found what might be a pleistocene walking eagle claw

Beautiful!!!!!! Nuff said!!!!!!!

Bro, I live here

Love this channel!!!

Too many crystals in one area. Fake. (Also, i'm joking. These are gorgeous. )

Brilliant. !!

Those strange fossil looking geodes are "geodized fossils", from Kentucky and Southern Indiana. Also western Illinois. Crinoid heads and stems that form the nucleus of a quartz growth, then the organic material rots away and crystals form in the interior. But they look just like giant crinoid pieces.

10:30 interested