Me and my friends hunt a lot in the Summerville area, we’ve found a lot of teeth including some megs. Do you have any suggestions on where to hunt around Summerville? We’re in search of land sites and creeks but never find any good ones nearby
Summerville is great but the spots get a lot of collecting pressure. you should extend your search outside town limits. The fossil bearing formations are present all throughout the lowcountry.
i don't guide tours, i'm just an amateur collector who likes to share my passion for collecting here. there are lots of people around town who do lead tours though so you shouldn't have a problem finding a guide who can take you to a good spot. look on instagram for options. thanks for watching and for your comment!
@blackriverfossils I gotcha. See I love finding teeth on beaches but there always little and I see people digging in creeks and stuff finding huge teeth and I really wanted to try it
the process of fossilization replaces all organic matter with minerals over thousands of years. when that is finished the "tooth" is a rock with the same general makeup as whatever was present when the fossilization occurred. thank you for watching and for your great question!
Rain, hail, or shine! You found some beautiful grubby finds there! Beautiful wrinkles and colour patterns! 😮
there is no such thing as time off when innocent fossils face certain re-burial! thanks for watching and for your comment
Finding the extra pieces of the broken ones-wow!!! That is remarkable. The solo cusp angi definitely was a sweet find too!
its very lucky! I've never found so many pieces i could assemble into complete teeth as this spot. its just an amazing location. thanks for watching!
Me and my friends hunt a lot in the Summerville area, we’ve found a lot of teeth including some megs. Do you have any suggestions on where to hunt around Summerville? We’re in search of land sites and creeks but never find any good ones nearby
Summerville is great but the spots get a lot of collecting pressure. you should extend your search outside town limits. The fossil bearing formations are present all throughout the lowcountry.
Awesome finds man!
thank you!
They are great teach, scary thinking about how huge those sharks were. Thank you
its part of what makes hunting these teeth so addicting!
As usual you guys killed it
we do our best!
My dad and I are planning to go down to Summerville at some point when we can afford to. If you were our guide, it would be an honor.
i don't guide tours, i'm just an amateur collector who likes to share my passion for collecting here. there are lots of people around town who do lead tours though so you shouldn't have a problem finding a guide who can take you to a good spot. look on instagram for options. thanks for watching and for your comment!
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The site that keeps on giving!
1st and shamelessly jealous.
best site ever! thank you for watching!
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@blackriverfossils I gotcha. See I love finding teeth on beaches but there always little and I see people digging in creeks and stuff finding huge teeth and I really wanted to try it
What is the makeup of their teeth, is it bone? Is it calcium? I know they don’t have bones. I love watching your videos but you know that.
the process of fossilization replaces all organic matter with minerals over thousands of years. when that is finished the "tooth" is a rock with the same general makeup as whatever was present when the fossilization occurred. thank you for watching and for your great question!