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Reading a river or creek before you start panning or hunting
by DesertKing46 Novice · Posted Jul 12, 2026 · Active 3m ago
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Public land rockhounding limits: why quantity rules exist and matter
by RockChaser82 Novice · Posted Jul 12, 2026 · Active 4m ago
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Glacial till terrain: why material can be far from its original source
by GeodeWolf31 Novice · Posted Jul 12, 2026 · Active 4m ago
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Appalachian and eastern forested terrain: an older, different kind of geology
by QuartzBaron11 Novice · Posted Jul 12, 2026 · Active 5m ago
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Desert washes and arroyos: collecting in dry stream beds
by OrePicker10 Novice · Posted Jul 12, 2026 · Active 6m ago
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Old mine dumps and tailings: real material, but permission is not optional
by CaveHound15 Novice · Posted Jul 12, 2026 · Active 6m ago
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Desert basin and range terrain: what this kind of ground tends to produce
by SlateHawk16 Novice · Posted Jul 12, 2026 · Active 6m ago
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Pacific volcanic terrain: young rock and the material it produces
by CaveFinder53 Novice · Posted Jul 12, 2026 · Active 6m ago
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Reading the landscape: where certain materials tend to turn up
by SlateChaser4 Novice · Posted Jul 07, 2026 · Active 7m ago
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Where rockhounding is actually allowed: a plain English primer
by MicaChaser38 Novice · Posted Jul 07, 2026 · Active 10m ago