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  1. Last one for today. Also found at the Ladonia Fossil Park. Any clues?
  2. Breanne

    North Sulfur River Fossil ID

    I suspect this is an ammonite but I am not sure. I found it at Ladonia Fossil Park in Texas. Any ideas?
  3. I took an older Facebook friend to the North Sulphur River Texas today who hasn't been in over 20 years. His goal was to find one last arrowhead in the river. We had a pretty good morning and he found a nice Gary point. The partial plesisoaur paddle was the find of the day in my opinion. We stayed within sight of the bridge and and only hunted a few hours but had some cool finds.
  4. We found 5 vertebrae today. We think they are mosasaurus. Can anyone help identify these? If better pics are needed or individual pics I can take more. Thanks again Matt & Teri
  5. JarrodB

    Short NSR Hunt!

    I got in a 3 hr hunt before the rain and flooding. Once the water started coming up I had to make a quick exit but still got wet. I managed to find a few things.
  6. Due to the hurricane I got an extra day off from offshore so I hit the North Sulphur River for a few hours. I found a nice big Tylosaur vert, small mosasaur vert, fish ribs, arrowhead and a big Native American chopper tool. The arrowhead is ugly but I like it lol.
  7. JarrodB

    North Sulphur River Bone

    I found this bone today at the North Sulphur River Texas. I think it's a type of mosasaur bone based on weight and color but I can't tell what it is.
  8. Bluetongue

    Ladonia Fossil Park ID

    Hello all, I have been trying to Id this fossil for awhile and I found it at Ladonia fossil park. Its known for mososaurs and fish and things. Please help. Thank you for looking.
  9. Murrey1981

    Need ID on small NSR Tooth

    Hello all. Just getting my forum profile set up. I am new to the forum. I thought I would start with a small tooth (?). Multi-colored specimen. And has what appears to have a barb on the end. Any help is greatly appreciated. Sarah
  10. I found this on the North Sulphur River in Ladonia, Texas. Ozan formation. At first glance it looks like a claw, but is a very worn tooth maybe? Any ideas?
  11. Before I toss this into the deep, dark box of unknown rocks...I’m wondering what kind of tooth (?) this might be? It’s from the North Sulphur River in Ladonia, Texas. Help? Thanks!!!
  12. shel67

    NSR Ladonia Texas Bone ID?

    Hi everyone! I’ve been going through my box of unidentified North Sulphur River (Ladonia, Texas) finds, and I’m curious as to what this small bone may have belonged to. Any ideas? Thank you in advance!
  13. Here’s a small group of items I found in the North Sulfur River (Ladonia, Texas) over the weekend. I’m curious if A,B and C are coprolite? I’m wondering what species the shark tooth is as well. Thank you in advance!
  14. Fun morning hunt at NSR. Pretty good sized shark tooth for NSR.
  15. finderskeepers78

    Geode??

    Is this anything? Best pic I could get. The green area is crystal like and shiney.
  16. finderskeepers78

    Need help IDing NSR finds!

    I'm new to the site and have several interesting finds that are needing some identification! Me and my 8 and 9 year old boys have been digging away and are all very interested in knowing what we have. Google just isn't doing it lol! Any help would be greatly appreciated!
  17. Txfossilmom

    Ladonia Fossil

    Any input on this found in Ladonia. I'm thinking it is a plant based fossil but not sure on any specifics. My middle daughter found it in the river bed.
  18. Weather was beautiful so I took a long 7 mile hike with my buddy at The North Sulphur River Texas. We mainly found footprints but we had a good time. Here's my finds of the day. The large piece of Protostega carapace was my favorite find. 7 mile hike in hip boots and sticky mud probably equals 10 mile hike. lol
  19. PatBronson

    North Sulphur River Texas finds

    I have a few finds from my last couple of trips to the North Sulphur River in Texas that I'm not quite sure of. A few more images
  20. I found this nice chunk of mosasaur (?) bone over the weekend at the North Sulphur River in Ladonia, Texas. It has beautiful black enamel on each side that is very smooth and shiny. It has a bowl shaped curve to it on one side. I was thinking it was a rib chunk, but I wasn’t sure with it having the curve. What do you all think? Thank you in advance!
  21. I found these bone pieces, at least I think they’re bone, in the shallow water of the North Sulphur River of Ladonia, Texas. Any ideas of what type of mammal they belonged to? Thanks in advance!!!
  22. Moon snail, fish vertebrae, and some sort of tooth (shark????) that I found in the North Sulphur River in Ladonia Texas. These were found around the gravel bars. Any ideas of what the tooth is? Thank you in advance!
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