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austinswamp Regular Member

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I found this today in the shoreline of a central Texas lake....can’t seem to find a possible ID online, thanks 

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caldigger Regular Member

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Lots of lakes in Texas. Any chance of getting more specific with the locality. It really helps to narrow the age of deposits for you to get a more proper ID.

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1 hour ago, caldigger said:

Lots of lakes in Texas. Any chance of getting more specific with the locality. It really helps to narrow the age of deposits for you to get a more proper ID.

Granger lake

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Yep, I thought I recognized that.  That's my canoe anchor I lost 5 yrs ago while crappie fishing.  Since then, I've tied the other end of the rope to the canoe before tossing the anchor over. :D

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Could be a partial cow sacrum.  Lots of cattle range next to the lake.

 

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The human mind has the ability to believe anything is true.  -  JJ

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