Crystal Hunting In Colorado
Crystal Hunting In Colorado is so much fun! Come along and find out how we mine and meet a few friends as well! The main goal is to have a good time and be safe, yet you’ll still find a few big crystals with us in the process!
Soooo much fun and wonder!! Thank you for the crystal, it is held close to my heart.
Oh man, the smile on that guy’s face when he said "you should take that home with you, that’s a really nice one, very rare." I couldn’t help but smile too, what a great experience
Is this site open to the public or is it your claim?
Bro that’s sick!! If your ever in canon city hit me up let go hounding
wow is that apatite? ? Where did you guys go?
Anyone know any good spots to crystal hunt near breckenridge / denver??!
Does anyone know any good spots in Idaho springs to find crystals??💗
Do you know a good crystal hunting spot in Colorado springs
Can I purchase some of your fantastic efforts?
When I was a kid I used my dad’s screwdriver for a chisel. Can you spell ass whooping. 😥. Anyway great video. Thank.
Keren…tapi berapakah harganya a batu amazonite per karatnya..?
I was just on Mt Buckhorn on Sunday digging Amazonite with the Colorado Springs Mineralogical Society. I wish I’d have been with you guys too!
I’m in Colorado Springs, and I will gladly pay to go out on a trip with you. I know there’s a ton of places to hunt here but I can’t seem to find any tours available, or information on BLM land where collecting is permitted. I don’t want to break any rules or step on anyone’s toes so I’m looking for someone to show me the ropes. Great video! And I love that you aim to preserve the land, that’s great.
Wwwhhhhaaaatttttttt lol love the video bro keep it up
What kind of gems are these?
Hey TOTM where exactly are you selling those beautiful pieces of Amazonite???
Does anybody know any good Crystal collecting areas around Leadville? Me and the family will be camping in a couple weeks up there. Thank you!
I realize you area professional miner but I am so glad you are concerned with the environment. I nag people about refiling their hoes after they dig nut most just leave them. That is some really nice pieces you have and I would like to work some of that. We are going to be visiting Colo. before to long so I will try to look you up. I lived in Glenwood Springs and Grand Junction for several years but unfortunately was not into rocks. It is now my passion. Am subbing you. Havagudun my new friend.
I like the educational part of the video where they explain how to use the land in an ethical way by replacing the vein, and then the topsoil.
TOTM what happened to ya bro..Whered ya go..Hope all is well…Hopefully your just on hiatus…I used to love those Amazonite videos…Looking forward to you coming back making more. Be well.
Super appreciate the ethical rockhounding education in addition to succinct pegmatite excavations. ( :
We have a claim in lake George we are interested in selling. Has a bunch of mineralization on it.
Hello from France, I love al the video about great mineral discovery, you did great job in this big hole and thanks for thinking about the next generation. I am planning a trip in Colorado to do some rockhounding. Like others I do not want to break any rules. So I would love to have someone to show me around and dig with enthusiasm. I used to live in Fort Collins and I will be staying mostly in Northern Colorado. Jean-Patrick "JP"
what trail is this on in CO?!!!! love this video!!!! amazing
So very glad you reclaim your sights. As a club member that’s having extreme problems with jumpers not filling in holes, I’m so very proud of ya’ll.
Have you guys ever hunted Southeast CO. Around Spanish peaks area?
Was this a guided tour you did? How much to go on one of those?
I wanna go so bad!
I’m visiting from Texas in September. I’ve always been a rock lover. I would love to find some of these or just be there to witness it. It’s so amazing what beautiful things the earth produces. Any places you can recommend for a beginner the has public access or guided tours? Thank you for taking care of the land!!!!
I’m so proud of my little brother ❤️ (and I see that gradient 👀 – I’m not the only one 😉)
Chrysocolla gem silica is my favorite stone 😍
Good to see a new video. Good times digging.
My parents moved to Colorado Springs last year. I gave them a visit mid April and was saddened that I couldn’t find a place to public dig for my first time. I tried my best but didn’t find anything in my 3 trips while visiting. I’m going back in just a couple weeks and have been researching off and on for the last 6 months where I should/could go
If this comment gets read, I certainly am looking for some guidance and of course would pay for that kind service
that clastic material looks amazing :O