Below is a list of Thundereggs Offered for sale by Hinkle's Rock Shop
Welcome to Hinkle's Rock Shop Thundereggs page. Here is a listing of several types of Oregon Thundereggs and Thundereggs from other localities in the world. Due to limited specimens on hand and the rarity of certain specimens not all Thundereggs listed will be in stock at the time of purchase. I update my website within hours of orders thus stating if specimens are sold. Usually the specimens listed with prices are still in stock are are offered for sale.
My Thunderegg stock is always rotating, However I try and maintain between 100-200 cut and polished specimens to choose from. So if you don't see a specimen that fits your special taste, please email me with what your looking for and I'll see if I can find something that may interest you.
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Ochoco Mountains
Summit Localities
Looking into the John Day Valley from the Summit
Information about Ochoco National Forest
Click here for ~ Ochoco National Forest Information
Situated in the heart of Oregon, the Ochoco's 1,500 square miles is a beguiling landscape of vertiginous rimrock, abysmal canyons, geologic oddities, dense pine forests, and high desert terrain. Modern-day explorers and outdoor adventurers can also wander the vast steppe of sagebrush and crooked juniper in the Crooked River National Grassland, also administered by the forest.
The Ochoco is yet another forest that owes its existence to Teddy Roosevelt � it was part of the old Blue Mountain Forest Reserve established back in 1906. The Ochoco eventually emerged as its own independent national forest in 1911. Congress created the Crooked River National Grassland in 1960.
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PLEASE NOTE : PICTURES ARE NOW THUMBNAILS - ONCE YOU CLICK ON THE PHOTOS YOU'LL BE REDIRECTED TO AN ENLARGEMENT
H2L Thundereggs
My Main dig at H2L
H2L Thundereggs is a small deposit we discovered in the Summer of 2004. H2L Thunderegg bed is owned and operated by Hinkle's Rock Shop. The Thundereggs are located High in the Ochoco Mountains North East of Prineville, Oregon. To protect the location and keep the exclusive rights to these Eggs I will not release any more details on where this new deposit is located. |
 
SPECIMEN LISTED 1-20-10
Here's a rare specimen. This is a very small Precious Opal filled Thunderegg from my personal mine. This specimen is one of very few localities in the state of Oregon which produce Precious Opal. This specimen is about 70% Matrix and 30% Opal. This is a SPECIMEN OPAL and needs to be kept in water. These opals are highly unstable and will crack and craze when left to dry out. This is a very flashy/fiery piece.
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Size |
Roughly 1/2" x 1/2" x 15/16" Long
Weighs 3.60 Grams or 18 Carat |
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Item # |
H2L-022 |
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Price |
$SOLD |
  
Here's a cool specimen. This is the core from a large H2L. My father cut this into a Sphere which is very cool... Nice banded agate which gives it a strange planet look. On both ends it has bullseyes, and does have some fractures.
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Size |
2-3/8" Diameter |
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Item # |
H2L-020 |
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Price |
$SOLD |
Desolation Canyon Thundereggs
Looking into the mouth of Desolation Canyon - Twin Pillars in the center.
Desolation Canyon Thundereggs contain a mixture of Thundereggs from 11 different claims a man named Taber Hall once owned. Due to the creation of the Mill Creek Wilderness area, these eggs are no longer open for collecting. Before the Taber Hall collection was purchased by Yellow Dog Rocks, the papers regarding these mines were destroyed by family members, so no one knows any details on which eggs originated from which claims. |
 
SPECIMEN LISTED 1-30-10
Here's an interesting item. This came from a large Desolation Canyon Egg I had. These were broken tubes inside the egg. I have taken them and polished small windows in the ends. This is also active under short wave light.
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Size |
1" x 3/4" x 1/2" |
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Item # |
TAB-079 |
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Price |
$4.00 |
 
This is a great looking egg. Nice well formed and great polish. Interesting looking agate core with moss, banded agate and a hint of opal. It does have one large crack, but overall a very nice egg!
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Size |
5-1/4" x 5-" |
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Item # |
TAB-075 |
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Price |
$SOLD |
Lucky Strike Mine
Photo by: Ed Pieters
The Lucky Strike Mine is located high in the Ochoco Mt's of Central Oregon. This is one of very few pay-to-dig places left in the State. I have to admit that this is one of my favorite place to visit!. Spending time with great people and digging fantastic specimens of Thundereggs make any vacation worth its weight in gold to this area. If you don't have the energy to dig your own material then they usually have plenty of rough piled up nearby the cabin.
Click here to visit Lucky Strike Mine
OR
Click here to watch Cindy dig a Thunderegg!
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LISTED 4-16-10
Here's a fantastic looking Lucky Strike Egg. Simple, clean and eye catching!
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Size |
2-3/4" x 3" |
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Item # |
LSM-100 |
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Price |
$10.00 |
LISTED 4-16-10
Here's another great looking Lucky Strike Egg. Few fractures, but overall a nice egg. From the 2009 Season
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Size |
3-1/4" x 3-1/4" |
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Item # |
LSM-101 |
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Price |
$SOLD |
Valley View Mine
The Valley View Mine is located high in the Ochoco Mt's of Central Oregon. This is one of very few pay-to-dig places left in the State. Its also what I call the sister mine to the Lucky Strike Mine. I've only cut a few eggs from this spot and the ones I have cut seemed to be pretty nice eggs. I know the owners have plans to really open this mine up to expose some better material and I wish them the best of luck with the venture! |
This is a great specimen from Valley View. This is a specimen from an old collection. It has a nice clear based agate with a large burst of moss. Notice in the enlarged photo how the moss radiates from a single point at the very bottom of the specimen.
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Size |
2.5" x 2-7/8" |
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Item # |
VVM-065 |
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Price |
$ SOLD |
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Whistler Springs
This is an area that is set aside for public collecting free of charge. This claim is held by the Crook County Chamber of Commerce. This area has several area's for collecting, however there is two well known area's.
First is the "upper bed" This is located by the new outhouse and has larger specimens which are in a very hard packed host material. These eggs have agate cores, but many seem to contain thin agate cores.
The Second bed is the "Lower Bed", also known as the Field Area. As you enter the lower area you'll see many holes in the ground. The eggs seem to be in the top couple feet of topsoil.
These are smaller specimens, but usually have nice black agate cores.
Click here to visit Prineville Chamber of Commerce
Also Camping information Available
Whistler Springs Campground |
This is a Pair of Whistler "upper bed" Eggs. This has a small biconoid agate core with lots of green moss.
Not a great egg, but different. It also has one large fracture across the matrix.
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3" x 3.25" |
| Item # |
WSP-023 |
| Price |
$8.00 |
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Rojo Di Mine
The Rojo Di is a private claim owned by a good friend of mine. The claim is located within a mile or two of Lucky Strike and Valley View Mine's. These eggs look like your typical coarse grained "Ochoco Eggs" such as Lucky Strikes, or Desolation Canyon Eggs, however they tend to have a much wider variety of color in the matrix and agate cores. I have seen a half dozen eggs come from the same area of the mine, but yet you'd guess they came from different mines.
I'm fairly new to cutting and polishing these eggs, but they are moving up quickly on my favorites list!
I'm currently the exclusive dealer for these Thundereggs (besides the owner). My Inventory is limited at times, but I'm working with the owner to continue bringing me quality specimens.
  
Now this is how you dig Thundereggs! ~ Having fun at the Rojo Di |
Here's a Rojo Di ~ I just brought home a few weeks ago. Nice colorful egg, however does have a few fractures.
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Size |
3-3/4" x 4" |
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Item # |
ROJ-007 |
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Price |
$SOLD |
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Radford Mine
Main pit at Radford Mine.
The Radford Mine is past the Whistler Springs area a short ways on the 27 Road. At one time this claim was commercially worked with heavy equipment and
specimens are currently found within the tailings of the claim. The Radford Eggs are hard work to locate, but one can be nicely rewarded with quality agate.
In the Summer of 2009 one fellow filed claim on this old mine. Unsure what reason for the claiming as the original pit was many feet deep with the use of heavy equipment. My personal feeling is the tailing piles won't produce enough eggs to justify the claim, especially with the size they could file. This old claim was cut off with the creation of the Wilderness Area. Then again maybe they'll get lucky. The Radford has been renamed to "Pirate Claim". |
Another fine example from Radfords pit. This is a flat/thin torpedo style egg. Very nice fortification agate center with a nice burst of moss.
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Size |
2" x 4-1/4" |
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Item # |
RAD-027 |
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Price |
$SOLD |
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Ochoco Agate Bed
Looking into the many digs at Ochoco Agate Bed
Currently owned by the Mt. Hood Rock Club from Portland, Oregon area. This is also known as the "Old Viewpoint", or "TVGC Claim".
It's changed ownership many times over the years. Permission must be granted to collect here. These eggs have a course grained matrix just like many Ochoco Eggs, the agate cores tend to be clear, to light blue, to carnelian agate centers being the top gem. |
Here's a nice, simple looking Ochoco Agate Bed Specimen. This came from my personal collection. Clear based agate with a hollow pocket and a hint of white opal in the center.
Measures - 2-3/4" x 3"
Item # - OAB-015
Price is $9.00 - SALE PENDING
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Wildcat Mountain
Southwest from the Summit Localities |
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Eddy Bed
June 15th, 2010 - A few days ago I sent a good friend of mine visiting from The Netherlands into the Wildcat Mountain area to a few beds I know. During his hike he came across a new "pocket" of Thundereggs. Yesterday (June 15th) I made a trip to the area and hiked into the canyon to find his spot and verified it's a new spot, or at least a re-discovered spot lost in time. I started cutting these eggs today with great results. They look like a cross between Queens Point, and White Fir Agate Bed eggs. Keep checking back and I'll soon bring a few of these to the market |
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Star Boy
Starboy was a private claim held by two friends of mine for a short while. These eggs tend to be very much like White Fir Spring specimens. The quality tends to be better than the White Fir Beds as well.
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LISTED 4-16-10
Here's a great looking Star Boy. Nice fortification agate with shadow. Does have some chipping on the matrix edge, but overall a great egg!
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Size |
2-1/2" x 2-7/8" |
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Item # |
SBY-002 |
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Price |
$15.00 - SALE PENDING |
White Fir Springs "Agate Bed"
White Fir Springs - The Agate bed is actually a private mined owned by a husband and wife in Bend, Oregon. Many people disrespect this and dig this claim as if it was open to the public. The Agate Bed, at one time was claimed as the "Stringer Bed" this name tends to be a common name used for the specimens. |
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White Fir Springs "Jasper Bed"
Photo by: Ed Pieters
White Fir Springs "Jasper Bed". This is a claim owned by the Crook County Chamber of Commerce. The area is set aside for public collecting for free Thundereggs. Eggs tend to run about baseball size, however much larger specimens are not all that uncommon.
Click here to visit Prineville Chamber of Commerce |
White Fir Jasper. Cream colored with a hint of purple/brown Jasper. Not the best, but still a nice collection piece.
Measures - 4" x 4-1/4"
Item # - WFS-107
Price is $SOLD
Queens Point
Queens Point again at one time in History was mined with heavy equipment. Eggs are rare to find, and tends to be one of many "historic beds" left for the History Books. The eggs in this bed are usually smaller in sized, 3" and smaller. The cores have many varieties, however shadow agate is top gem in this claim. |
Here's a fair quality Queens point. This has a nice triconoid core with fortification agate and a interior center of quartz. It does have a few minor fractures, but overall a nice egg.
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Size |
2-1/4" x 2-3/8" |
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Item # |
QPE-022 |
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Price |
$SOLD |
T&T Bed
 
T&T Bed was a re-discovered bed a couple years ago. Eggs here are plentiful, but one must collect many specimens to cut quality collection pieces. To be honest, I'm not a huge fan of the T&T Locality... It's easy digging and eggs pretty much roll out of the ground. But one must cut egg upon egg to find a good one! The majority of these eggs are quartz with a ton of fractures!
New Information: I have recently learned this bed originally was named "Joe's Bed" and was discovered about 15 years ago. Just within the past few years it has been called T&T. |
Here's a fairly nice T&T... This one has a triconoid core with quartz and even has a pinkish/red colored outline around the quartz. Not too shabby at all!
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Size |
2" x 2-1/4" |
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Item # |
TNT-010 |
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Price |
$SOLD |
White Rock Springs
"Surface collecting" in White Rock (Remember No Digging allowed!)
White Rock Springs is one of the most historic collecting sites in the Ochoco's. Tons of Eggs were taken from this bed before the creation of the Mill Creek Wilderness area. I've personally hiked into this bed to take photo's and I am amazed how the Wilderness Boundary "curves" around this bed to make it illegal to collect here.
Even though you can't collect here, a nice campground is available
White Rock Campground |
This is a very small White Rock Egg. This has clear/smokey colored agate core with great depth. Also has some dark black rings in the center. Very nice egg for a small specimen.
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Size |
1-1/2" x 1-3/4" |
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Item # |
WRS-023 |
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Price |
$ SOLD |
Sandy Bed
Sandy Bed is a secret location hidden in the Forest of The Ochoco Mountains. It was found by several fellow's years ago. As the story I heard one of the members passed away and in honor of him, the other two men named the bed Sandy Bed. |
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Harvey Gap / Mill Creek Valley
Dropping off the slopes of Wildcat Mountain heading west into Mill Creek Valley |
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Fallen Tree
Main Pit at Fallen Tree
Fallen Tree like many egg beds has a long history. It was first discovered by "Kop" who owns the Lucky Strike Mine. It has since changed ownership many times and is now owned and operated by Hinkle's Rock Shop. This locality has a wide variety of Thundereggs. Many colors of Agate cores, however the more common variety produced here is Hollow cores filled with various zeolite minerals.
Interested in Pay to dig at Fallen Tree? Email me for details rockhound@netcnct.net |
LISTED 1-29-10
Here's a Fallen Tree from a few years ago. It's a double specimen full of white common opal. The opal has many fractures! But overall a interesting egg.
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Size |
3-1/2" x 3-3/4" |
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Item # |
FAT-075 |
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Price |
$SOLD |
Killer Green Bed
Digging on the steep slope of Killer Green
Killer Green was found several years ago by a good friend of mine and his son. I'm grateful to be the very first person to collect this spot along with them. Since then, people have discovered our dig and work spread like wildfire about this bed. It is now owned and operated by Hinkle's Rock Shop. Again this Bed produces a dark green matrix, with many types of cores structures. I have seen Agate, Quartz, Zeolites and my most favorite is the Amethyst Cores. |
This Killer Green is one of my favorites. Solid quartz core, with a hint of green moss... However it has a larger calcite pocket which after polished looks "wet". Great egg!
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Size |
3" x 3-1/4" |
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Item # |
HGE-059 |
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Price |
$11.00 - SALE PENDING |
This is a nice Killer Green. Has banded agate, faint fortification and quartz. Clean and simple looking egg.
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Size |
2-3/4" x 3-1/4" |
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Item # |
HGE-060 |
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Price |
$SOLD |
Fred Bed
Fred Bed is a little area on a piece of Private Property in the Mill Creek Valley. It was collected heavily for one year, and then due to restrictions on the property, collecting is no longer allowed. These are very nice eggs and specimens are becoming limited. |
This is one of my last few Fred's left. This one has a nice quartz center with a agate outline. Another quality Fred Bed!
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Size |
2" x 2-5/8" |
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Item # |
FRD-060 |
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Price |
$SOLD |
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Steins Pillar/Mill Creek Bed
The Steins Pillar/Mill Creek bed is a privately owned claim by a very nice gal from the Redmond/Sisters area. She is the 3rd generation owner of this claim, and it was her grandfather who located and claimed this bed years ago. The Owners of this mine only sell cut and polished Thundereggs to dealers one time a year. So these eggs have very limited numbers.
Steins Pillar
While your in the area viewing this geological formation, camping is available at
Wildcat Campground |
Here's a very nice Mill Creek Egg. This one came from my personal collection. It has a large hollow pocket with nice terminated quartz. Very cool!
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Size |
3-1/2" x 4" |
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Item # |
STP-036 |
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Price |
$SOLD |
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Ashwood Beds
This is a pretty large section, that takes in allot of area. Most of Jefferson County, Wasco and Wheeler Counties. Let's call this section from Willowdale to Ashwood and also a few Antelope area's.
A small photo of what much of the Ashwood area looks like. |
Friends Ranch
Friends Ranch main pit. Ashwood Rockstock 2007
Friends Ranch is located just outside of Ashwood, Oregon. This "was" a pay-to-dig ranch that opened a couple times a year for the public. On January 29th, 2009 we lost a great guy "Darrell Friend" after a long battle with heart problems over the past 8 years. After his passing the ranch has been closed to collecting and the family has no future plans to re-open this locality.
I have to admit I really enjoyed this place. The Owner's Darrell and Cathy are fantastic people! Several times over the years they have opened the ranch for me to collect privately during the year. I'll miss collecting their property, however I still stop in and see Cathy once in a blue moon.
Even with Darrells Passing the Ashwood Rockstock still happens every year. Information about annual Ashwood Rockstock Click Here ~ Ashwood Rockstock Info. |
LISTED 4-16-10
Here's a nice looking Friend Ranch Egg. This was one from the last time I collected at the Ranch before Darrell passed away. Nice agate core with a quartz pocket.
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Size |
2-1/2" x 3" |
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Item # |
FRR-080 |
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Price |
$SOLD |
Pony Creek - Ochs Ranch
Although I have never personally collected here, these are some Interesting Eggs. They have several collecting beds on the ranch, and again this area opens a few times a year to the public. A few of the old beds are gone forever. They now belong to private property which is locked up solid. |
LISTED 4-16-10
Ochs Ranch, Dolly Parton. This is a nice double. Nothing spectacular, just a fair egg from this locality.
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Size |
4-1/4" x 7" |
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Item # |
OCH-010 |
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Price |
$SOLD |
Cougar Traps
Cougar traps were found over Memorial day weekend by some friends and I in 2008. These are smaller eggs with a very unique look. The quality is poor to fair, but they do make a good "Locality Specimens". The eggs tend to have a lighter colored matrix, with thin agate cores. Some of them have a bright green opalite interiors. |
Cougar Trap ~ Thin clear agate window with an area of yellowish moss like growth. Due to the unstable nature of these egg the edges have chips.
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Size |
2-1/2" x 4" |
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Item # |
CTE-005 |
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Price |
$SOLD |
Flap Jacks
Flap Jack Bed
This was another locality some friends and I found and dug over Memorial day weekend 2008. This was a road cut locality and this locality does have a long history of being dug over the years. A good friend of mine dug this locality in 2004 and found such a large egg he could not take it home with him! The Eggs are large! Largest one I have is 220pounds!
I have collected here a few times and unsure if I'll ever go back. This locality is very dangerous as you collect under a rock cliff. The rock cliffs are very unstable and very unpredictable. |
SPECIMEN LISTED 1-20-10
Here's a Flapjack Specimen - This one isn't a high quality egg, however it's one of the few I have cut and polished!
Thin agate core with lots of matrix. Kinda ugly but one more for the locality collector!
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Size |
5-3/4" x 11-1/2" |
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Item # |
FLJ-002 |
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Price |
$25.00 |
Donnybrook Bed
Looking South from Donnybrook
Located between Ashwood and Antelope, Oregon - This is a road cut dig near the microwave tower on Cold Camp Road. The eggs are limited and hard work is required to obtain specimens. The specimens have a light yellow colored matrix and typically have a clear agate core, with faint banding lines. |
LISTED 4-16-10
Here's a awesome pair of Donnybrook Eggs. I just collected these fresh from the ground about two weeks ago! Very nice solid agate core with a light blue coloring. Very nice!
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Size |
2-1/2" x 3-1/8" |
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Item # |
DBP-041 |
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Price |
$SOLD Pair |
LISTED 4-16-10
Here's another awesome pair of Donnybrook Eggs. I just collected these fresh from the ground about two weeks ago! Very nice banded agate core with a large hollow pocket. Fantastic!
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Size |
3-3/4" x 4-1/4" |
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Item # |
DBP-042 |
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Price |
$SOLD Pair |
LISTED 4-16-10
Here's one more spectacular pair of Donnybrook Eggs. I just collected these fresh from the ground about two weeks ago! Very nice solid blue agate core. Larger Eggs and Very nice!
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Size |
3-3/4" x 4-1/4" |
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Item # |
DBP-043 |
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Price |
$55.00 Pair - SALE PENDING |
Very close to Cherry Creek Bed
Cherry Creek Thundereggs are a brand new deposit I personally found in late Summer 2008. These eggs are very unique and specimens are very limited. This locality is on the far reaches of Jefferson County, possibly in Wheeler County. |
Whoops! Wrong Photo ~ Correct one soon to come!
Here's a nice Cherry Creek from my only trip so far. Very thin Egg, with clear agate. Neat looking specimen, really shows how it was squeezed down.
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Size |
1-7/8" x 5" |
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Item # |
CRY-006 |
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Price |
$SOLD |
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Richardson's Ranch
Inside one of Richardson's many beds
A very well known locality and good friends of mine, Richardson's Ranch is a pay-to-dig locality that has been open for years. Visit one of many beds on this ranch set-aside for people to prospect - it's worth the time. At this locality you are certain to bring home Thundereggs.
Please understand with all Private Ranches these owners offer collecting on their property for us as a privilege. Too many people now days have no respect for this and feel they can do what-ever they want while visiting these ranches. Behavior such as this is what forces people to close areas and ruin it for everyone. This ranch is one of the last remaining places open for digging on private property and the family has been more than kind to keep it that way.
Richardson's called me to pass along the information that as of 10/28/09 there is
***NO MORE CAMPING***
on the ranch property. So be sure to check around the area for future campsites while your digging.
Click here to visit Richardson's Ranch |
LISTED 4-16-10
This is a very interesting egg. This comes from an old bed on Richardson's Ranch called Bed #2 which is not open to the public. This egg has a very interesting solid moss agate center with some calcite influx.
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Size |
7" x 8-1/2" |
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Item # |
RRR-343 |
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Price |
$100.00 - SOLD |
LISTED 4-16-10
Here's a nice old Blue Bed Egg. Nice light and dark blue agate with a hint of white opal. Very attractive looking.
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Size |
2" x 3" |
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Item # |
RRR-344 |
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Price |
$SOLD |
SPECIMEN LISTED 1-30-10
This is a broken Richardsons Egg. It's basically the bottom cap of a Thunderegg with a thin agate lining. The neat thing about this is it glows a bright green under shortwave light.
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Size |
3" x 3-1/4" |
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Item # |
RRR-342 |
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Price |
$6.00 |
Pony Butte
Pony Butte Thundereggs are split by two properties. Richardson's Ranch owns one half of this bed, while another private party owns the other half. The specimens I have to offer are from both sides... However the non Richardson Specimens came from old collection when Mr. Lawson mined this area, hence the name "Lawson Bed" |
Here's a cute Pony Butte egg. Nice Gray/Blue agate with some moss at the bottom.
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Size |
2-1/2" x 3-1/4" |
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Item # |
PBE-023 |
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Price |
$SOLD |
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Deschutes River/Wasco County
Most of These Thundereggs come from the Warm Springs Indian Reservation or very nearby. |
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Frieda Bed
Frieda Thundereggs were discovered 13 Miles South of Maupin, Oregon on the Deschutes River. This area used to be a commercial Perlite Mine in a little train stop called Dant. Specimens are no longer available for collecting, but nice specimens are still found for sale.
  
Thank you to History of Wasco County website for use of the Dant Perlite Mine Photo's
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LISTED 4-16-10
This is another locality getting harder to find each day. This is a pair of Frieda Thundereggs from the Deschutes River Canyon.
Nice scenic waterline agate!
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Size |
2-3/4" x 3-1/4" |
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Item # |
DES-031 |
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Price |
$SOLD Pair |
LISTED 4-16-10
This is another Frieda Egg. Has a mixture of Waterline and fortification agate. A really nice egg!
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Size |
2-1/4" x 2-3/4" |
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Item # |
DES-032 |
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Price |
$20.00 - SALE PENDING |
Other Deschutes River Eggs
This listing (when I have the eggs) will contain other Thundereggs from the Deschutes River and also the Warm Springs Reservation. The Thundereggs are called Hunt Ranch, Twin or Big Oak Springs, and Mutton Mountain. There is many eggs in the area so more names are sure to surface. Also there's another Thunderegg locality just outside of Kahneeta. |
LISTED 4-16-10
These are a rare piece of History. These are called Mutton Mountain Thunderegg from the Warm Springs Indian Reservation.
These were collected years ago and were obtained from an old rock shop inventory.
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Size |
2-1/2" x 2-3/4" |
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Item # |
DES-029 |
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Price |
$55.00 - SALE PENDING |
LISTED 4-16-10
Here's another rare piece of History. This is called a Mutton Mountain Thunderegg from the Warm Springs Indian Reservation.
These were collected years ago and were obtained from an old rock shop inventory.
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Size |
2-1/2" x 2-7/8" |
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Item # |
DES-030 |
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Price |
$30.00 - SALE PENDING |
