Hunting for the Hauser Geode Area – Blythe CA – Mining America EP20
Hunting for the Hauser Geode Area – Blythe CA – Mining America EP20
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Thank you so so much!!! We are brand new to rock hounding and just need to break the ice and find at least one!!! Really looking forward to this thank you for your help!!
I love your videos. One question. I have found so many local rock and mineral clubs that have stuff that is absolutely beautiful. Do you visit any of them? By the way, if you were at Opal Hill, you could have done a seminar at Quartzite at POWWOW this year. You could have paid off your ATV with the folks that would have come with a minor paid omission!
Great Video Thanks
Follow these directions carefully … they will not fail you http://www.desertusa.com/desert-california/potato-patch.html http://www.desertusa.com/desert-prospecting/black-hill-geode-beds.html http://www.desertusa.com/desert-prospecting/cinnamon-geode-beds.html Don’t make me have to come out there and find you! Good luck! Oh and find places where someones dug a hole … and dig it deeper. 10 – 15 feet down can and often does reveal nice specimens ,,,, and nobody ever goes down that far. Trust me.
Is it possible to get here in a sedan?
From personal experience I went there for my first time and Hauser is just completely picked over so I went to the cinnamon beds and found broken pieces of geode in the rhyolite you have 2 options here dig in the hard rhyolite or dig through tailing piles I found pretty nice fragments in the tailings. I didn’t have hard rock tools. There’s also agates everywhere in the fields below where it’s flat near the Hauser beds near by. The agate is very fresh and has bubbly apperence and whole blebs. 2-17-2020
I put your quardnets in and it says it’s in the ocean
yeah that place is cool. I like driving through the ash road on the way out. it’s like silt but fluffier. got all over my windows. gotta hammer through it. digging in the ash is even nicer. it’s like ash ash ash, boom thunder egg or geode. and they grow in a line in a downward angled direction. we were picking one after the other out. with the same colors you were saying. red white and blue. lots of blue agate with rhyolite.
You can tell people have been digging around that area, but I’m pretty sure that is not the official Hauser Geode Bed spot. Me and my brother found it by sheer luck. There were some professional rock hound guys there who were leaving. Luckily they were nice enough to show us where to dig. They also showed us the geodes they found and oh man, they had a lot and some were really big. All I can say is once you get off the freeway you’ve got to drive on that dirt road for a while. When you feel you’ve gone too far, you probably haven’t gone far enough. I wouldn’t recommend digging high like in this video either. Dig low. Between two mountain hills where the dirt is more soft than it would be on the mountain itself. We found a bunch of small geodes and I was lucky enough to find the biggest one. A bit smaller than a football. The inside of it is beautiful. Pink with a slit opening. It looks like a woman’s… well, you know.
Glad to see you out there !!!
That’s the cinnamon beds where you are and at 13:17 you show the potato patch in the distance.
Well at least from the date of this video, u r a pro now and I’m you just trying to figure stuff out hence why I’ve got a collection of rocks wherein my family probably thinks I need an intervention 😂
still want to dig dismal swamp with you look into it
Oh you would have loved this place in the 60’s and even 70’s. This place was covered in beautiful treasures. It’s wasn’t this quiet either. People drove their entire family out on weekends and everyone scored. After all these years it’s a good day if you found anything.
Sorry, Admission. You are good!! I don’t do awesome, but if I did, you would be it!
7th like!
thx for the video 🙂 love your videos. its so fun to watch you dig for minerals ^^ i to love to dig for minerals and crystals ^^ so when i found your youtube canal i had to follow you ^^ keep up the good work 🙂 much love from Sweden 🙂