Megs and more

[JustinFL]

We went to a new spot and It paid off! My girlfriend found some great megs. The pics should fill in the rest. 

[Nimravis]

Great finds- Congrats.

[ynot]

Nice!

[Bev]

  Congrats! 

[Ropterus]

Wow! Nice haul, congrats!

[Fossildude19]

Nice Hemi's, too.  

Thanks for posting. 

 

[jcbshark]

Awesome haul,congrats 

[JustinFL]

Thanks I was really pleased with our finds! My girlfriend found her first two megs, I have to say I am a bit envious LOL they are just about perfect.

 

Any more input on this would be great, I keep hearing jokes but I've been told it looks like a tumbled sperm whale tooth. 

 

 

[dinodigger]

wow

[Shellseeker]

20 minutes ago, JustinFL said:

Thanks I was really pleased with our finds! My girlfriend found her first two megs, I have to say I am a bit envious LOL they are just about perfect.

 

Any more input on this would be great, I keep hearing jokes but I've been told it looks like a tumbled sperm whale tooth.

 

Search ebay for "monster river Florida".

Here are a couple Peace River teeth to shown similarity. The banding around the tooth is a differentiator.  Nice find !!

Kogiopsis Floridana

[ynot]

2 hours ago, JustinFL said:

Any more input on this would be great, I keep hearing jokes but I've been told it looks like a tumbled sperm whale tooth. 

No joke..... it is a tumbled sperm whale tooth.

[jcbshark]

I'm in the whale tooth camp as well

[belemniten]

Great finds ! Congrats and thanks for sharing 

[Calvin Jenkins]

Awesome Meg!  I'm going to venture a guess that these are coming from a land site, not a beach or river site given the details of the barbs & serrations.  It also looks like you have some lighter "bone valley" colors in some of your finds so I think that may indicate that you are in a gray mud layer?  I don't see any lightening strike markings.  Shellseeker has said he knows where "they" come from but I'm not as confident that I can pinpoint that area yet.

 

It also strikes me as odd that you have a few Hemi front teeth but just one side tooth.

 

Great hunting for the two of you!

[Fossil-Hound]

Solid looking Meg. 

[JustinFL]

1 hour ago, Calvin Jenkins said:

Awesome Meg!  I'm going to venture a guess that these are coming from a land site, not a beach or river site given the details of the barbs & serrations.  It also looks like you have some lighter "bone valley" colors in some of your finds so I think that may indicate that you are in a gray mud layer?  I don't see any lightening strike markings.  Shellseeker has said he knows where "they" come from but I'm not as confident that I can pinpoint that area yet.

 

It also strikes me as odd that you have a few Hemi front teeth but just one side tooth.

 

Great hunting for the two of you!

I'll say it's a little further than the beach. Great land site! I have the video of pulling the nicer teeth out. 

[Vieira]

Fantastic finds.

 

Nice Meg

[beachbum]

Great finds !!

[mrieder79]

Thanks for sharing. If it doesn't give away the spot, I'd love to see the video.  I love those kind of clips. The big meg is a beauty!!!

 

[JustinFL]

It is a land site with the exception of the tumbled tooth. I'm hoping to give it another shot with my daughter this weekend. I'll keep updating, and thanks 

 

  She found her first Meg without any help, the day before her birthday. Not about a birthday present. She found three Megs total and Bunch of really nice smaller teeth.  My big find was a almost 2 inch hemi.

[JustinFL]

[Jesuslover340]

Wow! Love the shape and color of that large Meg!