Location For Hunting Fire Agates In Arizona

Where you can go and find your own fire agates and Jack will also teach you how to wire wrap your findings. He also has a day where he will go out with you or you can hire him to go dig in a mine with you. Either way it ends up being a fantastic day hunting fire agates.

[@thewrinklysheep]

I purchased some turquoise from him on my way back from Oatman earlier this year. He showed us some great pieces of fire agate he had collected. Great guy and very enthusiastic about his rocks!

[@clintparkerfinefurniture3566]

I'll be by in a couple weeks when my company gets here. Great video guys.

[@Integrityrocksandgems]

Amazing views, for hunting fire agates,

[@dmozonnersepicoutdooradven3524]

Very nice finds, Sir. We cannot wait to get back down to AZ. Thank you for the video.

[@GetYourKicksAt66]

Have fun!

[@MR-1961]

Thanks for the video, very interesting.

[@ROCKINWHEELERS]

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[@lorasmith9380]

Love the video, but the music is too loud

[@daniaann]

Jaaaack!! ❤️

[@Archangel4Truth]

Brand new sub today

[@gemstonemylove8416]

I am also gemstone Hunter, i love this video and this music super vintage style

[@robertwallace6273]

Might like to discuss hunting with you in Jan. From Chandler. We'll be two bearded grey hairs. Got some agate from Saddle Mtn recently but not the quality I see on your site.

[@gemstonemylove8416]

Nice place , i from India 💚💚💚

[@davidleslie1963]

Is there a mile marker we can search for?

[@MaryLoy-gv8sw]

Love the video. Where are you and the collection of rocks located? We'd love to see your beautiful collection. We just moved here from the Colorado mountains last November love rock hounding. Temperatures are perfect here (excluding the wind) and want to get out and do some exploring. I've watched this several times and would love to visit the place where you have your collection.

[@aaronsmith5600]

He is between oatman Arizona and Kingman Arizona on Route 66.. Literally it's all over the Over the ground

[@treasuretom13]

Is metal detecting ok there Jack?

[@Darronsanderson]

Does this fire agate have more fire than the fire agate at Saddle Mountain, near Tonaph?

[@gemstonemylove8416]

That shop who's own? It's yours 💚

[@Muninn_yggdrasil]

I am in bullhead. I have found a bunch of stones would love to meet with someone more knowledgeable

[@TreasureGeo]

Can you give us better info on location and how to get there, maybe gps cords.

[@GetYourKicksAt66]

You can text nim at 928 303 4607

[@unclejack41]

Jack's a great neighbor although I'm 5mi.away

[@colleenhatton4333]

Kingman area?

[@GetYourKicksAt66]

Yes near Oatman on Route 66

[@kellyanderson5142]

How do we find/contact Jack?

[@jasond181]

His phone number is shown at the end of the video

[@GetYourKicksAt66]

You can text nim at 928 303 4607

[@Robert_rocks]

This area is located on the Cuesta fire agate mine owned by a man named Don Nelson. It is not free. It is actually a fee dig site, which only cost $40 a day and helps an elderly man live his dream in the desert. A lot of people think this location is free and open. He has leased this land for a lot of years so don’t be mistaken. I have collected here for over 20 years. A lot of people think that it’s free it is BLM land which means it’s free to camp. You just cannot collect any fire agates on his leased land period….

[@johnnynephrite6147]

nonsense

[@Darronsanderson]

@@johnnynephrite6147all the best stuff found post 1980s are fee areas.

[@xili7077]

Is the 15 mph sign on route 66