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Kentucky is a fantastic state for rockhounding, both for the variety of specimens that can be found and the sheer number of potential collecting sites. Rock collecting in Kentucky is undoubtedly...
Kansas is an often overlooked state when it comes to rockhounding, but for the determined and well-informed collector there are plenty of locations to be searched that can yield quite a nice variety...
Nebraska is an often overlooked and underrated state when it comes to rockhounding. While it is almost completely devoid of precious gemstones, it is home to some of the best agate hunting in the...
Louisiana is a fairly limited state for rockhounding, due in large part to the relatively young age of the sedimentary rocks which make up the entirety of its surface topography. Still, rockhounds...
Oklahoma is an often overlooked and underrated state for rockhounding. It is easy to dismiss when compared to its neighbors like New Mexico and Colorado, but Oklahoma is home to some truly unique...
Missouri is an often overlooked state when it comes to rockhounding, and it is home to many fantastic locations to search for rocks and minerals. The state's geology is dominated by the Ozark Uplift...