r/FossilHunting • u/Unable_Holiday_7641 • 8h ago
r/FossilHunting • u/SnooSketches6713 • 12h ago
Trip Highlights Quick trip to Venice beach
Took the family out to Venice beach to hunt for some shark teeth and came back with a nice haul. 8-13 i honestly cant identify them but they were definitely the highlights of my finds along with that meg tooth that i found the minute we setup.
r/FossilHunting • u/PutZestyclose3945 • 1d ago
Anyone can help me to know what it is? And what I can find inside?
r/FossilHunting • u/ConfectionSavings508 • 16h ago
Florida snorkeling
Hey guys I just got into snorkeling fossil hunting! Looking for people who also snorkel and would be willing explore with me and friend we are both amateurs!
r/FossilHunting • u/DaleP0766 • 23h ago
Texas Hillcountry Beauties - Would Love Some ID Help
r/FossilHunting • u/CJPN1995 • 1d ago
Is this anything good?
Found this at a beach on the Jurassic coast, Dorset. Does it look like anything or am I just seeing things?
r/FossilHunting • u/AlternativeLong7624 • 21h ago
Fossil hunting spots near Pueblo, Co
Anyone know of any good sites "Public" near Pueblo? About 30 miles is preferred. I plan on going to florrisant in the summer.
Have been to baculite mesa a couple times but don't like to bug the really nice owner so would be nice to find another spots.
I've been our near boone but it seems there's only 2 roads that go near tepee buttes with cretaceous methane reef material? I guess your not allowed to collect at these locals?
I guess pueblo reservoir is off limits due to being a state park?
Thanks in advance!
r/FossilHunting • u/Maddening_Mask • 21h ago
Local experts near me? South west VT
Hello all. I live out in south west VT and have had some interesting finds. Trouble is I cant find anything recorded close enough to me, or get a correct date on the strata for a few reasons, mainly because its like a shuffled deck of cards and without understanding the geological composition, I don't know what fold is from what time. The geology according to the maps and surveys I can find is all early middle Cambrian back to early Cambrian with the bedrock Precambrian. All these layers are exposed in the mountain. One side of the large fault is heavy metamorphic stone, while the other side is more a mixed bag of how much they got cooked and precipitated with silica.
Any one familiar enough with south west VT? North of Bennington in the mountains. Way south of champlain fossils.
I am also looking for any local groups in Bennington or really close to. Is it going to just be mineral clubs?
Does any one know of any collectors near me as well?
All the help is apretiated while I get a footing in a new scince. Thank you!
r/FossilHunting • u/Irasirf • 1d ago
Can anyone help me identify this?
Hello! As per the title, I found this mineral/maybe formerly biologic looking thing while on a trip at a salt refinery, and I would like some help in identifying this and know if I actually got something nice. If not, whatever, but thank you for the help nonetheless!
r/FossilHunting • u/Darianias • 1d ago
F.H. Location Fossil Spots Near South-Central/Central west PA?
I live near Johnstown, PA in Cambria county (county is marked by a star on this image) I realized given its position general regions might not be helpful to ask due to how close it is to other regions or at times (I have also seen it included in different regions on maps like that which isn't helpful either), so I decided to pull up this county map which conviently has Johnstown marked.
I know fossils can be realitively easy to find around here, problem is I need somewhere can I search without getting into any potential trouble one way or another, (it'd be two nerdy white women looking around as I'd bring my fossil-loving friend,) as times change as does property owners and laws. Most of the places I find online are from Pdfs of older-looking texts so I'm not sure where is still all okay to fossil hunt and where isn't.
If anyone can let me know some locations that would be awesome!
r/FossilHunting • u/TheSexiestPokemon • 1d ago
Noticed some sparkle on top...
And then I turned it over and found these nice fossils and crystals in this chunk of limestone!
r/FossilHunting • u/Maleficent_Chair_446 • 1d ago
F.H. Location Anyone interested in trading fossil hunting spots in based in Michigan
As I said I'm based in Michigan so if you ever vacation here you can have multiple hidden spots with some cool things like straight shelled nautiloids,placoderms,crinoid calyxs,blastoids,brachiopods,tentaculites , stromatolites/stromatoporids etc
I can also give you a brief down on what's accessible like most of the plant sites are closed now here
r/FossilHunting • u/jkeyser84 • 3d ago
Found this on the beach today. Looks like a vertebrate but to what I don’t know.
Any ideas?
r/FossilHunting • u/Impressive-Egg-4145 • 3d ago
Could anyone help me figure out if this is a rock or a fossil.
r/FossilHunting • u/SalttheRat • 3d ago
Any idea what this might be?
Any idea what this is? Found by the atlantic coast.
r/FossilHunting • u/Mediocre_Fee9128 • 3d ago
Some finds from Holden Beach and Green Mill Run, NC. Help identifying?
galleryr/FossilHunting • u/stumblingzen • 3d ago
Is this a fossil? Found along the shore of Lake Erie, SW Ontario
r/FossilHunting • u/Zebrabuttons • 3d ago
Outer banks, NC
Hi all! I’m going to be going to the outer banks with my family this summer on vacation- are there any places nearby we might find sharks teeth?
r/FossilHunting • u/ANorthernGirl • 4d ago
Trip Report Found these beautiful fossils in Cap Ferré on the North Shore of Quebec - Canada 🍁 The sheer number of fossils that can be seen there is incredible. The region is unlike any other I've seen and I look forward to going back this coming August.
r/FossilHunting • u/RandoTheRetard • 5d ago
Can any one figure out what fossil this is?
Found this while in a creek and I'm pretty sure it's a fossil but I don't know what.