Best fossil day ever

[resister]

I went today to my secret honey hole and had a banner day, I found 3 horse teeth, 12 glyptodont scutes, a inch and a half mako tooth. Some Yuge!! bones from various critters.

All found right on top of fossil beds, did not even have to dig. The river is still to high, I found these 200 yards past the river in a flood plain, some 2 pound fossils were moved that far by high water.

I was the first one on GOD's green earth to search here after the flood receded. In the coming days, I will dig, with a vengeance.

I will not reveal the location, it is classified!

I will update this thread with pics soon.

My bobcat guards my honey hole.

[Captain Obvious]

You have a backhoe? I think I'm going to have one sooner or later when we get that piece of land and settle.

Pics!

[resister]

You have a backhoe? I think I'm going to have one sooner or later when we get that piece of land and settle.

Pics!

Pics to follow soon, these were laying on top of virgin ground.

[resister]

$#@!ty lap top pics, better ones to follow.Attachment 20611Attachment 20612

[Abby08]

I don't think I would even know what I was looking at, if I saw those.

[resister]

I don't think I would even know what I was looking at, if I saw those.

It takes research and hours in the field. Two key points, if it looks like tooth enamel or bone marrow, it is!

Frequent beer breaks, are helpful!

[resister]

You have a backhoe? I think I'm going to have one sooner or later when we get that piece of land and settle.

Pics!

I just "got" your post. I was reffering to the real bobcat I saw at dusk yesterday. I was quietly sitting and felt eyes on me, we saw each other at the same time, I just sat and watched him. About 35 ft away, I just chilled and he trotted on his merry way.
@Captain Obvious

[Common]

Where do you sell them

[resister]

Where do you sell them

I have not sold many. I would sell on e-bay. A conservative estimate, my collection is worth an easy 5 grand.

I hoard them, they are not making any more and they will only increase in value, as the years pass.

I was told that back before the 60's when this river was unknown, you could find dozens of megolodon (giant, 5 inch shark teeth) You would be lucky to sell one to a snowbird for 50 cent.

Now you are lucky to find one a year and they can fetch 500$

I would like to will my collection to my neice, one day.

[Doublejack]

I have a backhoe . Might be a hassle to haul to from WA to FL lol. Pretty sure that's totally illegal anyways.