Tyuyamunite Uranium Rock 0.9 Oz. Wgt.; and similar items

Natural Uranium Rock TYUYAMUNITE Weight: 0.9 Oz. Radiation: 25,300. CPM (counts-per-minute) $14.00 plus $9.50 shipping This rock was found July 2025, at Jurassic Canyon NM, located 18 miles from Grants NM. This uranium rock has THREE WHITE DOTS, showing that there is a strong radioactive response on three of the external surfaces. More uranium was mined here than at any other USA location; this canyon also is the fourth richest uranium mining site in the entire world. Rock collectors: JOIN ME TO COLLECT MORE ROCKS, anytime from May through mid- November. I have escorted 18 other rock collectors since 2014. When this is done, we each pay our own travel expenses (motel, car, food, etc.) At the end of the 3-5 day "rockhounding" visit, I will keep HALF the found rocks, and you, the visitor, keep the other half of the total found rocks. About half the time, the visitor travels alone but family members are welcome also to travel with us. I can even lend a spare geiger counter to a family member. I will keep half the found rocks even if several guests join us in the field. Someone recently asked me whether CAMPING is allowed at the uranium field; YES! The uranium field is owned/managed by a federal agency, the BLM: "Bureau of Land Management." Just last summer, 2025, the BLM installed a "porta-potty" bathroom outdoor building near the entrance gate, as an easy convenience for rock collectors. Nice of them to think of it, but it is unnecessary. During the twelve years of my rock-collecting out there, my encounters with strangers on there own are about ONE PER YEAR. If a visitor sets up a tent at the canyon, the only wildlife danger would be an encounter with one of the DIAMONDBACK RATTLESNAKES that exist in this canyon. I myself have only met one juvenile (small immature) rattlesnake, and others who gather rocks with me have only encoutered two others: one snake was seen on the gravel road, the other was met at the top of a rock pile. During the summer heated daytime, the snakes are more active after dark. In conclusion, I recommend that you stay at a motel in town every night! Stephen Buggie, Ph.D. "Have geigers, will travel." Professor Emeritus Univ. of New Mexico, Gallup