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monsterrack

monsterrack

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Apr 15, 2013
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My job takes me all over and sometimes I get to stop and look around. I was on I-10 250 miles west of San Antonio Tx. and saw a road cut. So I stoped and looked around and found some fossils in the bed rock. I'm not sure what they all are, but from now on I will have a hammer, pick and anything else I need to dig fossils out of stone. Any ID help would be great. tx. fossil 1.jpg tx. fossil 2.jpg tx. fossil 3.jpg tx. fossil 4.jpg tx. fossil 5.jpg tx. fossil 6.jpg tx. fossil.jpg
 

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Chug And Red

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old digger

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Looks like a few shell and horn coral fossils. It is a good idea to keep a hammer and chisel with you in case if the opportunity arises. Nice rig.
 

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