Rudist ?

[Rockwood]

Found in a gravel pile near the hotel. Texas rule rudist ?

[val horn]

Sorry dont see a fossil here.

[daves64]

Looks sort of like a very weathered coral.

[Rockwood]

7 minutes ago, daves64 said:

Looks sort of like a very weathered coral.

 You're kidding. Three flights two rental cars, and a used pickup later.

There are dozens of them not 5 miles north of Rockwood.

That's okay, bagged a couple ammonites already at least. 

[tombk]

It looks like weathered coral to me too

[DPS Ammonite]

39 minutes ago, Rockwood said:

 You're kidding. Three flights two rental cars, and a used pickup later.

There are dozens of them not 5 miles north of Rockwood.

That's okay, bagged a couple ammonites already at least. 

What formation and age is this fossil from? Did you find it north of Rockwood, Texas? Any connection with your screen name and the town?

[Rockwood]

3 minutes ago, DPS Ammonite said:

What formation and age is this fossil from?

The pile of gravel just the other side of the huge ball catching net on the east side of TX 360 near Ave. K. is the best I can do.

[DPS Ammonite]

2 minutes ago, Rockwood said:

The pile of gravel just the other side of the huge ball catching net on the east side of TX 360 near Ave. K. is the best I can do.

What town, Arlington?

[Rockwood]

Oh. Yes. Near Johnson Creek. Looks like an extinct golf course. 

[DPS Ammonite]

It looks like a Paleozoic coral colony that made it to a Cretaceous area. Man has brought in some of the hard Paleozoic rocks to the area because they are much harder the the local Cretaceous rocks. A river could also have brought it in too.

[Lone Hunter]

Ok the exact location was pretty much at the Woodbine / QT boundary,  and yes good chance it was imported gravels like the ones in creek we were hunting.