rapp creek hunting

[Rowboater]

Went out and played in the mud while still relatively warm. Quiet, not much wildlife activity.  Lots of broken stuff.  Hit an old spot, hoping for cowshark teeth, but didn't find any.  Did get two angel shark teeth and a bunch of drum teeth.  Several vertebrae, mostly broken. Found another skate stinger piece.  Less sand tiger spikes than usual. 

One of the triangular teeth (sort of in-between a spike and a triangle, the pale one just above the stinger was unusual in that it was three times as thick and heavy as similar sized gray shark teeth blades, possibly thicker than the biggest triangular tooth.  Fine serrated edge, don't know if a different species or just a weird tooth? @cck Any ideas?

 

[Fossildude19]

Nice little haul, for hunting in January.

Enjoy it while you can,... I've heard that winter is coming.   

[FossilNerd]

2 hours ago, Rowboater said:

Went out and played in the mud while still relatively warm.

Nothing wrong with playing in the mud! Looks like you had a good time. Nice variety there. 
Wish I could help with your ID, but I’ve got next to nothin on shark teeth knowledge. 

[cck]

Maybe a worn Hemi? Or bull shark with a broken root? Hard to tell.. but great little haul regardless

[Boneheadz]

Looks like a dusky maybe para symphyseal or just a pathological 

[Rowboater]

@cck @Boneheadz Thanks for the suggested IDs; every once in a while I find a "new" tooth and an occasional obvious pathological one (usually sand tiger). @Fossildude19 @FossilNerd thanks for your interest, nice to see comments on little, mostly common teeth.