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1. How to Post Pictures on Black River Fossils Forums by ditchweezil
2. How to Post Pictures on Black River Fossils Forums by Daryl
Oh yeah you can have all this hot weather. I had tons of luck with the teeth today but not artifacts. The ways you look for teeth vary from location. Like in one spot where there still in the rocks you have to bust up a bunch of limestone to get to them, sometimes they are showing on the stone and you dont have much work. In another place I hunt, I have to get down pretty low to the ground, I usally craw to look for them. thats for the smaller teeth. Now today i went to a few creeks and I did a lot of sifting. It all depends on where the teeth are. Theres a bunch of different types of fossils here in texas, like the famous Ammonite. Those are fun to get, but they get heavy. I found 3 - 20pounders and I had to haul them out of this old concrete quary. Fossils are hard work but they are worth it.
jax
That tooth is a Ptychodus Anonymous. Thats my Favorite teeth to find around here, and the east coasters on here dont have these teeth to find out there. Its a Cretaceous shark. I didnt hunt today, I went to a Renaissance festival today. That was pretty odd cause i've never been, all the people dress up in all the costums. Its different. I did enough hunting on sat. to last me a few days. I got pretty sun burnt. Sounds like you had a good haul, can't wait for the pics.