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The newest field notes, guides, and useful side-paths from across the site.
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10 Best States for Rockhounding in the US [2026]
The best US states for rockhounding, ranked by mineral diversity, public land access, and real collecting quality. Covers what each state is known for and where to start.
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Best Time to Go Rockhounding [Season & Terrain Guide]
A seasonal rockhounding guide covering the best times to collect by region, terrain type, and target mineral. Includes spring, summer, fall, and winter strategies for productive trips.
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Rock Tumbling for Beginners: Stages, Timing & Batch Log
Learn rotary rock tumbling, fill in a free batch log, and troubleshoot dull stones, scratches and white edges. Includes grit and tumbler guides.
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How to Read a Geological Map: Symbols, Colors & Faults
A practical beginner guide to geological maps — how to read legends, unit labels, contacts, and map patterns so you can plan smarter rockhounding trips.
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Rockhounding Ethics: Permission & Low-Impact Collecting
A practical ethics guide for rockhounds — how to apply Leave No Trace, handle permission responsibly, limit site damage, and know when the right move is to leave material behind.
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Winter Rockhounding: Where to Go & How to Stay Safe
A practical winter rockhounding guide — where collecting still works in cold weather, which winter opportunities are real, and when to skip the trip entirely.
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10 Rockhounding YouTube Channels Worth Watching [2026]
A fact-checked list of rockhounding YouTube channels that are actually useful for collectors, plus how to spot stale advice, weak field habits, and empty hype.
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Rockhounding with Kids: First Finds, Gear & Safety
A practical guide to rockhounding with kids — how to choose family-friendly sites, set realistic expectations, pack the right gear, and keep the trip safe and fun.
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Fluorescent Mineral Hunting: A Beginner’s UV Guide
A practical field guide to fluorescent mineral hunting. Learn what glows, which lights to use, and how to collect safely after dark.
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Desert Rockhounding Safety: Heat, Water & Trip Checklist
A practical desert rockhounding safety guide — how to plan for heat, hydration, remoteness, flash floods, and unstable terrain before a fun trip turns into a bad one.
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5 Spring Rockhounding Tips for Your Next Trip [2026]
Snow melt reveals fresh material every year. Road cuts wash clean, creek beds shift, and new specimens surface. Here’s how to make the most of it.
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Rockhounding for Beginners: Getting Started [2026]
Learn what to look for when rockhounding, record your finds, choose a legal site, and plan your first field kit.
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Mohs Hardness Scale: Chart & 3-Step Field Test
A Mohs scale chart, careful scratch-test instructions, and a free one-page field card in US Letter and A4. Includes sources and test limitations.
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