Texas-sized ammonites

[Jason in Enid]

Happy Fossil Friday everyone! In today's video offering, I sneak across the border into Texas to hunt for those Texas-sized ammonites, and I met another YouTuber on the way.

 

[Fat]

... you don’t get many comments here but My 10, 8 and 4 y.o crew and I really look forwards to your videos and have learned a lot. Have a great weekend and see you next Friday...

 

[Jason in Enid]

... you don’t get many comments here but My 10, 8 and 4 y.o crew and I really look forwards to your videos and have learned a lot. Have a great weekend and see you next Friday...

thank you, that means a lot to me.
I've been around the forums a long time I know most people dont post general replies. I've always felt the fossil forum was a bit neglected (I mean it IS a metal detecting forum) so I thought I'd share my dino and fossil hunts to keep it a little more active.

 

[Fat]

…we have chipped a few of these out…

 

[Fat]

 

[Jason in Enid]

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oh my! thats fabulous! Is this from either the Niobrara or white river by chance? I'd love to read / see more on this beauty.

 

[Jason in Enid]

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ok, I'm drawing a blank. Obviously you see something to collect it, but I can't make out what it will be.

 

[Fat]

... it’s conglomerate, I was told, not Dino eggs... I have a bison lafron, the big one, horn core but can’t find pic right now...
...edit it sounds like conception, concreation? I once thought turtle eggs.

 

[Fat]

...N platte river valley..

 

[Fat]

 

[Fat]

... the claws are now on some fancy dance regalia. Not the best pics...

 

[Johnnybravo300]

I never knew those ammonites could crawl so far from the water. They must be the land ones.