Northern Kentucky Monster

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Fossis, thanks for the comment. I will pass it on to my buddy. We are currently working a super productive area locally so I should be posting some exciting stuff soon. Good luck out there.

Chuck
 

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this has to be one of the best display pieces i have ever seen....you really owe your friend the helped you out with it..i would love to see more of his work...Great piece congrats
 

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Dragon, thanks for the comment. Check out my other posts under my name. All this prep work was done by my friend. He does great work but, believe me, I do pay him!

Chuck (Ohio)
 

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dirty_digger said:
Any on-line videos of people preserving these fossils? That's GREAT work. Does he do it professionally?

Dirty Digger, yes sir he does this professionally. A friend of mine just did a trilobite prep workshop in Denver but, I do think he has anything online. Check YOUTUBE maybe.

Good luck out there

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DD, well somewhere between $120 and $200. I consider this to be a good deal as it would be really banged up if I had tried to clean it. I am a hack and I have no patience. You must understand that there are A LOT of factors that determine how long such projects take such as the condition of the fossil, hardness of surrounding rock etc.

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Sounds like I have a lot to learn. But I guess there ain't no better place than right here with all you folks. Thanks for the info and congrats on the super sweet find!

DD
 

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You have some really nice fossils there! Do you find those trilobites there in Ohio? There is a place here in Mt. that I have found ammonites and crayfish, or small lobster in these oblong and round hardened rock. It seems that these animals were impacted in a mud ball and hardened into rock. I think it would be interesting to let your friend expose one of these wonders. If your interested, let me know. I gave one of these to another tnet member, but I should have another one somewhere. Or, I'm sure I could find plenty more. Old digger.
 

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