Fire Agate Hunting With Jack Norton
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- How to find Fire Agates and how to dig for them. Jack Norton and his partner Paul Woodard have a Rock Shop in Golden Valley that will help beginners get started in Rock Hunting. Instruction in Wire Wrapping, Honting, Polishing, and rock sales of Local Rocks. Stop by and have a cold drink with them.
JACK!!!!! I RAN ACROSS THIS ON ACCIDENT.. maybe on purpose .. you all give this man what he deserves truly one of the sweetest angels and he got me into rock hunting!
How great!!!!!
Met Jack last year. He was showing us how to find fire agate. Super guy, extremely knowledgeable.
Saying hello to Jack. Nice specimens at your rock and minerals store.
Enjoyed the video
Incredible specimens. Keep them coming, Brother.
Love jack, stellar guy
Jack has some tough hands!
There is a whole valley of calcidoney at the # 1 fishing hole off of the Verde River and Sagonite fire agate on the cliffs above.Petrified fish made of fire agate have been found in the caves in the cliffs above the valley.True story .Been there and seen it.Just north of Sheeps Crossing and Red Wash in Bloody Basin Arizona.Good luck .Pieces of bacon all over man!
Thank You
Wow! Thank you all so much, just learned more about one of my fave rocks than I ever knew. Sure hope one day I get the chance to go hunting them in person.
Come to Kingman AZ
Lordy he does have theories galore.
Great stuff. Definitely worth a subscribe. Thanks 👍
You need a battery operated hammer drill on Hammer only Bosch makes a really good one last forever.
Nice Jack the stones are actually formed as a gas bubble in molten silica. The gas content determines the colors. Jack is correct often the best color is just a few layers under the white quartz cap. The silica solutions flowed into cracks in the host rock and solidified. Nice video. Join a local Rock club you won't be sorry.
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Something beautiful, differs in color from one region to another, have you seen some of the shapes that are extracted from Morocco! welcome
Very cool place to ask about ( ROCKS) !?!!??
Do you talk with the Arizona Traveler at all?
Would you say you could find these agates all the way up to the top of the mountain from the road or are they more concentrated toward the bottom of the mountain where the road is at?
You'd be better with a trash picker uper stick. Or a stick with a metal rod for a point when you flip rocks. Easier on the back.
Ck out one of my videos to see what I'm talking about. I use mine to flip flint
Need GPS coordinates, please
Those are the most ugly fire agate specimen I've ever seen
Nothing compared to this ugly comment though